Retail Prices From Horsham Hattery Ledger Amid Missing Lines
Yesterday's list shows priced pieces for hatters in Horsham with scattered legible items including a Neroatmisidden origin and a Globe atom. The fragmentary record mentions Pollard and Bran alongside rolled bags and factory notes, leaving many items unread.
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Ea Pollard
Tushel
Rollard
In Memoriam and Death Notices From Altm... Wembley Hospital
Obituary notices and memorial lines detailing deaths and bereavement. Names include many relatives and family members across locations such as Campermwn and Horsham. The column lists condolences, funeral details, and religious sentiments, capturing a mosaic of tributes and memorial verses.
Local notice fragment from June issue
Fragments describe a June event with references to Louk Tran Mes Fermoy Usbogla RAL and Ber Pomumer. It mentions a return and police involvement and a prayer, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Usbogla
Ber Pomumer
Eulae
Obituary and traffic report from Horsham 1948 page
Obituary notes Mrs Lilian Snap Taylor of Ghee England born Wyke Regis died after a traffic incident in Horsham. The report details family, church ties, and a community funeral. The same page includes Horsham railway revenue figures, weather, theatre test scores, charity shop, and relief efforts for Korea.
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Twen
M. Day
Lilian Snap Taylor
Ghee
Paamed Ny
Mantio Street
Wyke Regis
Endegrasing
Aurtriie
Fila Aon
Weil Kumen
Morshan
Taylor
Fiat
Horsham
Esgland
William
Memrs, May & Millar Jtd
Famite
William Ssengerwis
Yenterday
A. P. Wright & Soar Swares Ritz
Hersham
E. Anders
Yon
Rotary Club Inducts Five Members In Horsham
At a weekly Horsham Rotary Club meeting on Wednesday new members were inducted: Messrs F Foster D J Garth M Harauls F Reynolds and O Weight. The event also notes Mrs Geo Stewart and Miss R Campbell as guests of Mr and Mrs D J McFarlane, with local names including J B Lobrey Warrnambool secretary of Warrnambool Racing Club and two accounts of hospital attendances in Horsham from local residents.
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Ballarat
Geo. Stewart
R. Campbell
D. J. McFarlane
McPherson Street
Horsham
Rotary Club of
Tuens Messra
F. Foster
D. J. Garth M. Harauls
F. Reynolds
J. B. Lobrey
Warrnambool
Mei Arthur
Jona Street
Rittemney
Marsh Wiellow
Mellewirne Bbe
Sais Bortnai
Stawellasi
Hersham Burompttal
J. Magy
Taltway Avenue
Atreet
Dave Jolumt
J. Muiensie
Presbyterian
Wedneadas
Deaths of Daniel Mannix Max Boyle and T L McDonald
The adgarge Springbank Repatriation Hospital reports Daniel Mannix Max Boyle as a World War casualty. Son of John Thomas Boyle of Green Park, he had sports ties, served nearly five years, and will be buried in Horsham Cemetery. Also noted is the death of T L Les McDonald after surgery at Hamilton Base Hospital, a former Horsham district resident and farmer, with funeral at Nurrabiel Cemetery conducted by Rev. Ugalde.
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Homing Club
Haven
Keith
Gorke
Muriel
G. Walker
Sydney
Kathleen
R. Alcock Edward
Phyllis Ra
P. Peach
Veonica
H. Bushby
Horsham
John Albert
Midis Buat
N.Z Army
Leo
Mitaya
Satuphey
Michael
John
Nurrabiel
Noradjuha
Stewart
George
Cavendish
Hector
Norman
Ugalde
Messrs
Abr. Ray
Lloyd McDonald
A. Hutchinson
A. Sinclair
D. Mulseed
Death of Mr T J Woske founder of Moray milling firms
Mr Traugott Johann Moske known as T J Woske founder of Wouk Bros and Corroborating mills died after a short illness at Epworth Hospital aged 87. Born 1846 near Hosni Ton he worked as a farmer before starting the Nowke Bros milling and later moved into cement and bridge projects in Australia. He served as mayor of Marcha 1900 to 1907 and is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral held yesterday at Moris AM Cometers.
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Traugott
Johann Moske
Wouk Bros
Dour Millers
Wednessy
Epworth Hospital
Huemene
Hosni Ton
Diuhaola
Nowke Bros
Pry. F
Mor Vham Aml
Nhill
Charlton and
Macray Madge
Dinero
McCaan
Wonmiracrre
Vhd Temple
Collins Street
Quewm Bridge Autore
St. John's Luther Church
South Melhor
Nowko
Horsham
Mmm
Abbotsleigh Privaie
Tommy
Ilwin
Everrd
Cine
Mavie
Diy
Moris AM Cometers
Children of Austria suffer hunger and neglect in postwar era
The World’s Children describes Austrian children starving on 1300 calories daily and lacking education as war wounds linger. Food and clothing drives run June 20 to July 3, with house to house collections. Children toil on farms but miss school due to bombed or repurposed buildings and cold, unheated classrooms.
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Europe
Austria
Wilutt
Horsham Seeks Appeal for Community Goods Drive
A truncated notice describes a cooperative effort in Horsham to collect clothes, bedding, blankets, and household items for distribution to those in need. It lists items such as clothing, blankets, napkins, towels, tinware, and linens, and notes a public appeal event with local organizers and venues.
Victorian debate on unimproved land value rating system
In several Victorian towns a public vote will decide whether rates should shift from the old annual value system to the unimproved land value method. Proponents argue the new plan taxes land with higher use and promotes fairer costs, while opponents warn of revenue gaps and overburden on new housing.
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Peebement
Nome
Ararat
Horsham
Robin Boyd
Seaall Homes Service
Royal Victorian Institute of Architects
Malvern
Brighton
Ararst
Vietofis
Berm
Queensland
New South Wales
West Australia
Melboerpe
Him
Hrunswick
Camberwell
Caulfield
Chethem
Coburg
Bareston
Kew
Mon Faibin
Mordialloe
Northcote
Oakleigh
Prevton
Sandringham
Crainy
Godr
Systen
Atanki
Sheep show back on after community vote in Wimmera
The Wimmera Society of Brinah sheep producers reversed a prior decision and will hold this year’s show and sale at Hor seam, pending conditions. Support was mixed with many breeders reserving top stock, while some members pledged full backing to ensure the event proceeds.
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Wimmera Society of Mrveders
Brinah
Horseam
Ovat
Burwood orphan home tragedy and rescue efforts
A damaged report details Burwood children affected by a fire destroying facilities and clothing stock, with several youths moved to Hurwood Home and others scattered. It notes medical care, attention to foster arrangements, and renewed fundraising appeals to support municipal care facilities and orphans.
Market Outlook for Australian Meat Industry
A fragmented report notes that meat production in Australia shows favorable conditions, though risks from external factors and market jigging may affect total sales. Stakeholders emphasize monitoring export demand and production costs to maintain growth.
Church Notes and Evening Service at Town Hall
Local church notices describe Presbyterians, mission group events, and prayers meeting activities. The text lists volunteers, charity sales, and upcoming gatherings at the town hall with references to a tea after lunch and a working supper.
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Church OF
Fae Jenner
Ili
Pork Industry Outlook From Australian Survey Sparks Trade Hopes
A Commonwealth Bureau of Agricultural Economics study titled Economic Outlook for Sheep and Pig Industry presents data on pig production processing and marketing in Australia and overseas. It analyzes future prospects and assumptions, noting a likely rise in pork consumption in the United Kingdom and Australia with production figures and market trends outlined.
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Svangelistir Rayeymanga
Anil
United Kingdom
Australia
Arnie
Meguire
Commonwealth
Economic Outlook
Ferehee Amivey
Fragmented OCR Item Highlights Historical Text
An unreadable OCR fragment presents scattered phrases and garbled names. The legible parts reference generic terms, with no clear dates places or events to anchor a coherent news item.
Unclear OCR fragment on industry terms and production
Fragmentary text discusses industry at a sideline, development of outlets and grain production context. Appears to outline changes in prerImplementations without clear entities or events.
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Prenharte
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AF. Weight & Sons and Embalmers
Ile Pimbent Street
B. Corben
Nademk
G. BR Kirsopp
Nawiesy
Pertistons
Horsham Ioren
Altman
Wembley Hospital
F_ Airmyn
Wilwote Avenue
Havidson
King George
Hye Mue
Campermwn
Kydner i Dean
Xharea
Carl Anguiee
Kuvias
Min
Mes
Fevneh
Clara Mee
Williames
Eenest
Charles
Wether
Cbs
Aletuerris Mert
Amd
Medmin
Thenas Westie
Aina Btn
Eusigindy
Arrie
Altona
Degas
Illumbaola
Pat Vere
Richmond
Ee Ferrer of
Wiliam
Haniel Manniy Maris
Lund
Job
Tcherron
Geelwag
Dnne
Sen
Murphey
Shu
Stony
Clarence
Amauery Everite
Aine
Dager
Aone Wits
Saul
Lutteie
The
Rorsham Times
Louk
Presbyterian Women's Union
Temperance Hall
McLachlan Street
Korea
V. Gillie
Re Phun
T. J Woske
European Relief Appeal
Chile
Rom
Chary
Horham Appeal
Sean Staemaret
FC Miesetl
Ros
Xerrublel
Uneseti
Nienrge
Elstrenivick
Rihart
A. Ball
Ieee
Lake Lawarde
Ana
RW. Ferrier
Birchip
R. Karth
Barth
W. J. Reith
D. A. Marshman
Wolakley Carr
General Council For Rating Reform
Labor and Progress Associations
Heseltwig
Melbourne
Box Hill
Jevery New
Abjeet
Wiismalghbour
Wis Neghbors
Jos
Havers
Mowe
Rigg
Corry Nermers
Warty Murrow
Myigg
Vaary
Taekey
Homham
Willal
Uh Langlands
TE Binge
Tucker
Langlands Ant Hut
Berti
Perklin
Wet Theker
Yohlentuia
Hanenek Feng
Pwomines
Samarance
Fran CT
Rohine
Alvin Reve
Manors
Barlonr
Melly
Ani Menibers
Donald Intrie
Burwood Gase
Abe Hurwuol
Catven Mibibren
Farber
Tor
Nilefioe Fine
Cnriang
Anne
Yeniset
Uimimion
Ghuach
Church OF England
Presbyterian Churc
Gammerreat
Errisis
Gene Marc Caret
Pinuniyis
Itil Vere
Grips
Saath
Hyotiely
Rinse
Wieew Howe
Salvation Army
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