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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
2
A garbled note mentions seferdug figures and a MurAbaa location with unclear dates or affiliations. The readable bits point to a notable professor and events around a murky title but lack coherent details. Further clarification is needed to identify precise names, places, or actions.
Melbourne produce market wire reports a town hall open day in Horsham with Mayor and Mayoress hosting guests. Residents north and south of the centre are invited on Thursday July 6 for a reception, with tours, music by the Horsham Town and Pipe Band, and a dance later before midnight.
Melbourne report notes torrential rain and flood risk as Latioby and Ovens rivers run near sond level. North East faced severe halt, winds toppled trees and damaged lines. Mild conditions prevailed with light showers in Horsham district and beyond. Forecast remains unsettled with more rain, heavy on windward slopes, with snow on eastern highs and thundery squalls in northern to western coasts.
An obituary styled note recounts a Sunday accident at Horsham Town Mall where glass shattered from a broken window pane and heavy drapery tore, injuring none of the performers from Mist PF Taylor's Gramine company during a waste-spotting scene. Investigations show stretched windows caused the crash and gale winds aided the damage.
A collision occurred at a street intersection yesterday afternoon involving multiple vehicles. The incident blocked lanes as responders assisted injured drivers and bystanders. Authorities prepared a preliminary report while investigators determine fault and potential charges.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a cart veers through streets toward the railway station then crashes near Weems rivera Howse. Spectators and authorities describe attempts to halt the cart before it struck a barrier, breaking a harness and causing damage to the cart and premises. No clear injuries are stated.
The Warracknabeal Shire Council reduced fox payments to two shillings sixpence and cub payments to one shilling, aligning with other municipalities. A local disturbance involved a man identified as Travellers and a series of incidents at a hotel, with witnesses and constables detailing drunken behavior and disorderly conduct.
The London wheat market suffered a dire week with prices sliding to near record lows. Argentine exports drain old crop, shipping 1 million quarters last week, lifting weekly Europe totals to 2,145,000 quarters. North American prices ease further while Canada and the United States crop reports predict large yields, Texas to London. Liver pooled markets show dampened demand. Queensland’s 220 ton sale notes stronger prices, Melbourne trade Wednesday weak.
Fragmented report covers a farewell dinner to an auctioneer, community notices on legal and health topics, and a fatal bee sting incident in Australia. Also includes Mount Arapiles park planning, a charity event, medical certificate anecdotes, and a wheat agreement discussion with state premiers.
A proposed wool-classing course at Stawell Technical Method, August plans abandoned after poor applicant response. Principal A P Bull announced at council meeting that only six applied, with general district willingness to help lacking. Cameron of Stawell earned accolades at the Victorian Apiculture Association event for honey from yellow box.
Horse digestive troubles arise mainly from feeding errors. Water should precede feeding by at least an hour. Feed small amounts frequently. Do not feed after hard work on a full stomach. Do not switch to unfamiliar foods in large quantities. Following these rules helps ensure proper nourishment and reduces digestive trouble.
The Australian Wool Council reports pasture conditions improving in Victoria and most of New South Wales. Western districts show drought pressure due to heavy rainfall gaps, while parts of Central West and Upper Murrumbidgee endure inadequate rainfall. Winter rains have been favorable in the south, with seeding urged in the Murchison and Gascoyne regions to bolster pastoral conditions.
Tell Wal and other prominent Australians say the United States shows growing interest in Australia. They cite Prime Minister Menzies urging closer U.S. ties and a push for more American tourism and wool exports. Canberra Publicity Officer backs increased Commonwealth investment with Australia exhibits at San Francisco and New York fairs aimed at 80 million visitors.
The State Electricity Commission reports a strong financial year with net surplus despite costs and depreciation. It notes a 3 percent reduction in the average cost per unit since operations began and announces a new £900,000 loan with 4.5 percent interest over ten years, underwritten by the Government of Victoria and secured across Victoria Queensland and Tasmania. The loan closes by July 15 with applications via The Nations Bank of Australia.
Melbourne wire report details a fatal incident involving Pucrich White a 38 year old teller when a vehicle veered off course in Melbourne. Investigation by authorities followed a testimony about the driver and the van involved.
A fragmentary report notes shifts in fralla's population amid migration projecwe saw energetic efforts by NSW officials. Mr BOS and Mr Mlevens are referenced as participants in the discussion, with limited readable detail on dates or places. The piece hints at a correspondent named Wite-Feam and describes the mood as waning yet active.
A Horsham sheep sale conducted by Monats Thos Tuumg & Co Pry Ltd drew a large turnout from Melbourne and nearby regions. Merino and Corriedale stock sold well with good weights and fullness, prices shown for wethers, ewes, and various class animals, including corriedales and Southdown types, with buyers from multiple farms and firms in attendance.
A garbled OCR note lists names and roles linked to Melhworne and Hallirud figures, with references to a hidden proprietor of Mem Situationn Hros and various people connected to Mentor and nearby areas. It mentions a Salvation Arms Catha l, adjutant duties, and multiple dates, places, and individuals in a jumble.
An obituary reports the death of a long-time supporter of the pictare theatres and a prominent resident connected to Royivenam Cemetery. It notes service at St Peter's Lutheran, a funeral attended by a large gathering, and mentions family ties including several children and named local residents.
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