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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
2
Yesterday's odd listing shows scattered terms and undefined items for provisions. The garbled entries mention onions bacon and assorted goods with unclear spellings and quantities reflecting a disrupted market record.
Fragmented notes show the Tide TCESDA committee facing budget pressures with no appeal lodged. The document mentions school operations, parent concerns, and potential consolidations, with references to staff, facilities, and upcoming months for decisions.
Fragmentary notes discuss wheat stabilization and a government role in agriculture. Names and context are garbled, making it difficult to identify specific persons, dates, or agencies involved.
The government advances a multi city housing program aimed at building 700 plus homes across Victoria. It reports 428 houses completed or near completion with many projects in Geelong and regional centres, listing dozens of towns and projected counts.
Partial text describes an exchange or calculation involving dates 5/2 and 8/6, percentages, and export wheat, mentioning differences between prices and a tariff-like adjustment. Context is unclear with garbled terminology and local export references.
Correspondence from Hersham residents discusses compulsory voting for municipal elections. The writer questions councillors fears of public reaction and argues voting could improve local facilities and street conditions. Signed by Gertrude Street, Horsham.
The Girl Guide Association meeting led by the president Mrs D copy presented reports on funds and activities. Attendees included Stirling and Brownlow leaders, with remarks on a charity drive for youths and plans for future workshops and community outreach.
Horsham trailed by seven goals at halftime as Teparit used a strong third quarter to seize control. The home side battled back in the final term with improved defense and scoring pressure but Teparit held on for the win amid late exchanges and tight marking.
A Victorian era water controversy unfolds as officials debate appointing a commission to manage entrenching controls over catchments and supply. The discussion cites government concern over contamination risks and the need to protect urban water systems amidst drought fears.
In a rugged contest at Jeparit Lone League action, top teams jockeyed for position as Mulga outfit Dimbolota pushed hard but fell short. Magee, Wartiek, and Le ssig contributed key plays, with Mutton and Kapanyop among scorers as Textiles Monoton struggled to keep pace.
The article discusses continued land sales controls and price assurances in the wake of wartime policy. It notes the Prime Minister cannot indicate when controls may end and cites debate over permanent controls in the economy while suggesting wartime employment shifts and postwar retirement patterns for returning G I veterans.
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