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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
5
The piece argues for personal discrimination in life choices from spouse to work and social circles. It stresses selecting options by individual needs rather than following convenience, praising effort and price for quality in food services and pleasure, attributed to Erge Eanor.
A physician informs patients that she has moved from Weymouth to Liscard on Baillie Street opposite May Park and will continue operating her hospital there as before.
Private hospital on Pynsent Street Noersham offering medical surgical and midwifery services run by Sisters Booth and McClennan with contact phone 475.
Fragmentary OCR shows a location on Firebrace Street near Prerings in Horsilam with unclear event details. No names, dates, or concrete actions are readable to confirm what occurred.
Commercial intelligence notes Horsham stores daily selling prices for provisions. The listing includes items such as bacon and butter with per pound and per unit figures, though several entries appear garbled. The date indicates Friday June 25, 1928.
An article notes growing publicity for Phanainder products and dried fruits, with Britain seeking overseas wheat markets. It discusses flour prices, miller trade, and foreign demand while urging empire-wide cooperation to shift buyers toward British goods and keep producers from glutting markets.
The friends of the late Miss Janet Melennan are respectfully invited to follow her remains to their last resting place, Green Lake Cemetery. The funeral will depart from her Green Lake residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow. E A Boyle, undertaker.
Approval granted for a motor pump purchase costing about £700 for the Horsham Fire Brigade with the government meeting half the cost. Deputation reports a satisfactory interview with the council over municipal contribution, while the brigade coordinates with borough and shire councils and plans to ask Arapiles Council to review joining the quota.
The report notes an allotment and tying of geres at a Horsham meeting chaired by Mr. W. Crowhurst in Thambooda. The event occurred on the preceding Friday.
A distorted OCR snippet describes risks around a town project and a recent event at a distant site near a major landmark. It mentions a possible electrical issue and a vehicle impact near a public space, with unclear sequence and outcomes.
An lively and varied entertainment program will fill the second half of the program at Town Fallon de D4treet on July 3. The musical acts and performances promise a range of attractions and light entertainment across Australia. Acts have toured multiple theatres including Svines Tivoli Theatre and Meilwarie Tivoli.
Three days of steady soaking rains recorded across the Mallee with Hor sham gauge marking 26 millimeters for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Yesterday's showers were scattered. June rainfall totals reach 2.10 inches.
Tenders are invited for groceries meat bread drugs and funerals for the Horsham District Hospital for the half year ended December 1. Full particulars are advertised in Friday's Lysine.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page provides no clear events or names. The readable bits show no coherent facts to summarize into actions, dates, or places.
Fragmented text references a group called the Carleons and a show described as comedy with talking patterns and a recited sequence. Mentions a nine from start to finish and a connection to PAG, Metares, and selectors, but details are unclear.
The notice details postwar theatre events in Tales town Pennsylvania with performances by The Lingman band and singers Aenleria Ten. It mentions scheduled shows from Saturday afternoon through Tuesday evening and reports a catastrophe impacting town residents with five dead and three missing in the disaster.
A garbled review notes Sullivan’s boxing and acting in a new comedy titled The Goat Getter. The piece describes a town setting with Jim Bailey as a frugal husband and references a price-reduction angle in the film’s plot.
Workmen extend No 2 platform at Nhill railway station to accommodate the largest of the new express trains crossing there.
Miss Jean Simeluir of Norljeha and Miss Daley McDonald of Normbiol, pupils of Miss AL Blethen, pass with honors in the advanced intermediate section at Lomlon College of Mosir Pineeforte. Professor Ives served as examiner.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and places with no clear event or outcome. Unable to identify a coherent story, person, or organization to summarize into a dated news card.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a land sale tied to Mr Mark and Mr Blakley with remarks on eligibility and a race meeting. Mentions include Mr Wen Gillespie, George Kohijaons, and WJ Stilhets with a price around £12. The text notes a penal condition and local figures connected to Hersham.
Fragmentary notes describe weather impacts on farming and local industry. References to weather, employment, and potential distribution issues appear with unclear phrasing and missing details.
Leslie Keper age 22 of North Williamstown died during a work climb on a high tension tower at the Oppralte site in wet weather. A safety line failed as others watched and cheered, the fall or shock burned clothing and body, the power cut, and workers moved the body to the morgue.
A fragmentary Horsham notice touts exclusive costumes and robes with unique design elements. It claims high appeal and right prices to attract shoppers, urging phone contact at 470 for details.
The page lists a park table game scene with Mr BR Newton and Mr C Blight among items like tents and coats. It notes an address by Mr A and Rod Rodgers on empire trade at the Methodist Young Men's Club. It reports Marchant and Son opticians visiting Horsham for eye tests at Mechanics Hall.
A lively Saturday evening party honored Mr and Mrs H W Foster of Minvip and Mr and Mrs Jehu Mero in a golden wedding. The two weddings at St John's church Hersham and a reception at Perring's Cafe featured silver lame gowns, orange blossom bouquets, and a honeymoon motor tour through the western district.
The Premier Mr J Allan announced aims for his government including standing orders reform to speed business and redistribution of seats 41 country 24 Melbourne. He proposed rural bank reforms state savings bank acts changes and expanded water storages. He also promised forest protection race meeting adjustments charity tax exemptions and hospital service improvements.
The inquiry heard that the home signal was clear for the Oakleigh train as it passed. Signalman Wright testified the signal showed danger and he signaled to stop. The coroner committed Driver Milvain and Guard Hargreaves on a manslaughter charge.
An unreadable OCR fragment presents scattered personal terms and garbled phrases, lacking clear events or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item. No valid people, places, dates, or organizations emerge from the readable text.
The court sentenced John Crisfield aged 21 to three months imprisonment for assaulting a constable named Breaby and fined him £22 on related charges. A brawl during the city news event preceded the case. The Footscray match occurred last Saturday.
Work resumed at the pits of the Wenthags State mines as crews focus on ongoing extraction efforts and safety. The report notes renewed activity after a pause, with measures to maintain production and worker safety during operations.
Fragmentary notes list acknowledgments for individuals including W. D. Powell Thomas Hiatham and Mrs Hntehinseny. Names appear with unclear roles and several nonsensical fragments. The readable items suggest a formal notice or dedication section.
London reports the Commons narrowly rejected the Mining Industry Bill after Labor opposition, with Mr Barthor proposing a round table conference to seek a coalition. Sir Lamag Woerthington responds that government is open to talks but cautions negotiations must proceed.
Fragmented report notes a Melbourne region vacancy for an assistant teacher at a state school. It mentions Mr Allan telegraphing the minister regarding costs at Mir. Getelle, Minkeper for Public Works, and references to various officials and prospects of travel and farewell events in Melbourne and Portland.
Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson, a noted evangelist, has been missing since May and surfaced near the Mexican border. She alleges two men and two women kidnapped her from Queen Park Beach and demanded a half million dollar ransom.
In New York at the British Lantern Club, the Australian trade commissioner lauds Americans as friends, saying their support and cooperation strengthen ties between nations.
Suzanne Lenglen drew crowds and media attention at Wimbledon as she played doubles after a rain interruption despite a disrupted schedule. The Queen attended portions of the event and left after Lenglen’s appearance drew a notable reaction from officials and spectators.
A Frerehabinet is established as a duumvirate with M Broan serving as Premier and Foreign Minister. M Carlimax is named Vice Premier and Finance Minister, indicating a consolidated leadership arrangement in the new government.
Funeral notices report the June funeral of Mary Campbell at Horsham Cemetery with mourners listed. Janet McClennan of Green Lakes dies at 16 after a brief illness with funeral planned for Green Lake Cemetery. Obituaries record August Janetzki of Ulimboola and longtime Dimboola Shire Council service, and death of George Fekel in Morton at 86.
M Notta chief of the Political department told the Swiss National Council that future meetings will be directed against temperaments represented by delegates at Geneva. They should be prohibited during sessions of the League of Nations organizations.
Cholera outbreak in Siam leads to seven fatal cases since November and causes authorities to prohibit third class and curb railcar crossings at the border to slow spread.
An Australian champion De Evatt at the Labor Work Migration Conference accused Labor of opposing southern European immigration, particularly Italian, and warned that Australian affiliations with international bodies render their resolutions nonbinding.
Mr. Alain Cobham gears up for a border crossing to Australia with a dawn start on the coming weekend. He is currently preparing and awaiting final travel arrangements.
A fragmented page lists community events and public notices in Horsham. It mentions Methodist activities on Sunday near Stacks and a schedule around Be aime fF packs. The text references Moygaerinint for coughs and colds and a show near Line 8 with various local names and places.
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