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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
5
Rainfall and price notes from Melbourne market include butter onions oats and hay with quantities. The report cites a weekend downpour at Horsham and a total of 58 points for the period plus a frost Monday morning affecting crops.
Weather in Horsham area reports piercing wind and heavy snow in Ballarat hills with high railway conditions. local political talk cites delays to zero water scheme pipeline and tourist association plans. Mentions Mary Jane memorial and local figures like M. F. Wottenhall MLA and Stawell discussions.
The Land Mayor brokered settlement talks resumed Saturday to resolve the two week long workers strike. Meetings of the employers and workers produced terms that were ratified by involved parties.
Melbourne report states the Alp Board exonerates the Southern Craig crew and rejects the stant allegations. It finds the Southern ram was properly equipped and the Kookaburra was correctly fitted. Recommends regulations to ease proper prevention for long distance fights. Also suggests wave separation maps of the onsetthet areas of Australia.
The article envisions wireless message sending, suggesting photographs and two instant possibilities of wireless transmission. It hints lighting and radio reception as soon possible, implying future air delivery of information and signals.
The article surveys broad outlook changes across industries including retail and fashion in Australia and the impact of transportation on spectators. It notes displacement of traditional events by substitutes, evolving travel dynamics, and a shift toward electricity replacing steam in factories. It highlights economic and manufacturing effects driven by wool prices and the broader adoption of electric power.
The notice lists makers A Arnott and Co of waterproof horse and cow rae tite plus woolen wear tents tarpaulins and cover fabrics. Includes leather leggings caps and other farm goods with mentions of Manila cotton cloth and general merchandise for rural households and livestock care.
J Vaile, bandmaster at Bergh Boat, granted leave due to health. Rev UK Mevonehie, Vicar of Ss Philips Chonch Lagtamd, to oversee duties. Bishop of Hallorat notes Mrs. Metonehic burn injury, allows temporary church work in Melbourne diocese. Also mentions Victorian Apiariste Association election of Mr Russell. estate of Francis John Sanders bequeathed.
Miss Clara Kimberlew daughter of Mrs Marie Kimberley and the late Mr E Rinberlew of Brimparn died at the Age Hospital on Thursday age 19. She was born at Whrted and was cousin of Miss A and E Kimberley of Mordham. Funeral held at the cemetery of Aaturday with pallbearers B and W Silcock A Grabbin and McKenzie. Rev W Reed conducted the graveside service. Weight & Sons handled funeral arrangements. Mr J T Carlisle, former Legislative Assembly member and council of Agricultural Education chairman, died in Melbourne last Tuesday after long service.
A stormy weekend lashes Victoria with heavy winds and rain. Seow fell in 18 pairs including Canberra, disrupting travel and prompting warnings.
The coroner records a trial for Herbert Edward Thownds on a charge of assaulting Albert Foster, who died after injuries from being struck with a strap. The report notes the beating occurred, and proceedings begin to determine guilt or innocence.
Reports indicate ongoing earthquake shocks with a full evacuation under way in Muretleon Dietric. Search parties comb the Upper Manila Valleys for missing pengile as authorities assess damage and danger.
Fragmented wires report celebrations marking a royal anniversary with appearances by Windsor figures and naval ships named in tribute. Crowds in London observe a royal saint day while other ports note similar ceremonies and salutes aboard vessels.
An article discusses disarmament proposals and naval reductions involving the United States Britain and Italy. It notes a forthcoming meeting of the preparatory commission and a stance by The League of Nations as officials push for limits on fleets and mutual security guarantees.
In a cold open contest the Horsham and Mujw teams faced a tough Wilmers League game. Gusts and icy wind shaped play as Horsham pressed with strong center work while Mujw fought back with long shots and steady defense.
OCR fragment shows a wedding scene with references to a bride and groom, a church ceremony, and attendees. The text is heavily garbled, but mentions England, a register, Misses Meeker and Howe, and a venue or hall called Quantong Hall with a June date.
A large Irish Catholic emancipation event gathered a quarter of the population in Phoenix Park for the May Mass, highlighting seamless organization and national tribute as the centerpiece of the commemoration.
Wireless message from Horta announces painter Frameohee arrived at Apores. It is believed the seaplane was forced lowm in the ta and was towel to the itlands.
Australia now signals support for arbitration in all disputes involving international questions and aligns with Britain and other dominions in respecting the World Court statutes. The move marks a shift from earlier opposition to certain treaty provisions and emphasizes peaceful settlement through arbitration.
A note from veteran Pat Lowe highlights a push to extend benefits to more servicemen. The piece mentions international donors from abroad supporting the effort and a record turnout in Parliament as lawmakers debate the proposal.
Readers report a rough day of racing and rowing events along the river Thames with teams from Putney to Mortlake. Weather hampered practice as crews prepared for early rounds and a relay showdown appeared likely to feature strong crews and notable competitors.
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