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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
9
A fragmented reflection on virtue and vice argues that small acts form habits and shape fate. The text muses on anger, cruelty, neglect, and warning proverbs, stressing that even tiny faults can grow into large problems and prosperity follows careful living.
Fragmentary note describes wet sales and a projected crop yield near PRlly tate with uncertain completion. It estimates 470 tons at 100 tons per fast ton and mentions free sain from G 1, with unclear references to Steve Arn and Viale.
The Porsham Times notes issues published every Tuesday and Friday with archival phrases indicating a June 26 1925 date fragment. The readable text suggests a standard weekly schedule and the archival newspaper cadence.
The article describes Clapp's campaign and a controversial railway project at Flinders Street stations, detailing costs, employee effects, and the debate over a modern hotel and related facilities. It cites Mr. Buffal and public officials voicing concerns on expenditures, with discussion of station modernization and proposed work.
Fragmentary notes show council references and a municipal election with mentions of voting on Wednesday and NE points. The readable parts indicate a 8 year period, rents, and a staged tally but details are obscured.
New postal and telecommunication facilities opened in Goroke this week with the public urged to report service needs. The updated complex sits on improved ground, offering enhanced lines and access as residents await further details on rates and connections.
The Rah band ball is announced for Monday July 13 at the Marshal Town Hall. The band, noted for its success in recent competitions, invites attendees to a brighter and better event than before.
An OCR fragment reports trouble among miners and a high level executive dispute. It mentions wage concerns, government figures, and secretaries citing grave industrial risks, with authorities pushing for dialogue despite skepticism.
The Foreign Office indicates no unilateral pact among allied nations and stresses cabinet discipline. Officials say the government remains committed to its declared objectives while seeking stability and unity within the alliance framework.
The Commonwealth Shipping Board has decided to lay up steamers including Forsdale as part of a fleet reduction. Shipowners and crews await further details on which vessels will be affected and when the layups take effect.
A fragmented report notes Manny Frederick Phillips claiming 210 million in damages in a dispute over an unloading procedure at The Karvota. The case involves allegations of illegal expartant actions and a refused fine for overloading, with a hearing adjourned to a later date.
The National Council of Woolgrowers announced wool sales in Melbourne starting July 19 with additional sales in Geelong on July 22 and in Albury on July 24. About 4,000 bales of wool are expected for sale across the events.
Residents of Vurher face widespread flooding after a surprise surge. Authorities report isolated streets, downed power lines, and ruined phone service as emergency crews rush to deliver aid and assess damage. Local officials urge caution amid rising water levels and continued rainfall.
The engagement is announced of Morvan, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jus Miller Craghlen, Horsham, to Daye, son of Mr and Mrs Jones, Kout Narin Ratute Harrow. The notice notes the families and locations connected to the engagement.
A Lloyd company aeroplane vanished yesterday prompting an urgent inquiry into the crash and missing craft. Authorities warn Stocklly officials and the aviation body to cooperate as the search continues for the missing air vehicle.
Australian press recalls Gerrit Varenhorst linked to a murder charge involving a married woman. He fled to London then returned, attempted to steal hotel funds, and plotted to suffocate his rivals. Sentenced to ten years, he served seven before resuming a hunt spanning America and Ireland, ending in a domestic break in.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a jumble of dates and events including a coronal day for a king named Yoorge and a birthday for Priven of Wales in 1404. It mentions John the Baptist Day and several undefined events with references to London and New Zealand, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes record a financial dispatch with names Worsham E H Ubhergang and Opie Grom Baek dated March, mentioning accounts and receipts. Readable entities include a treasury context and individuals.
A garbled notice describes a stock sale at a rural yard near a railway, with sellers and buyers named in unclear terms. It references transport by tail and mentions various local locations and entities, implying an upcoming sale event and related arrangements.
A fragmentary report describes a measles outbreak spreading through South Australia and other regions. It notes public concern about the epidemic, warning readers to seek medical care and observe sanitation measures amid ongoing health fears.
An elder, highly respected district resident G Teangott Windertioh has died after nine decades of life. He was born AY year, joined family in 1873, married in SHOT, and connected with Miss Mr Peacher. A noted wheel grower, he lived in Duggere Cepek and later Burt Crogk where he continued his farming years.
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