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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage mentions names like Amato, Lampert, Haley, Fagan, Kirby, and RABE BRE among others. It references trials, valuations, and suspensions, with scattered dates, places, and figures. The fragmentary text blends sports, legal, and organizational mentions without coherent narrative.
Fragmented notes report on Tow Siosith, relative to Mr Win T. Swith, Wrimpmen, with references to musical ads and cold weather delays. It records bank totals, subscriptions, and expenditures, plus a 1st meeting outcome where a president was elected amid scattered local society items.
Fragmentary local report describes wind and rain impacting a flower show and annual events. Mentions a general kinge, recon percentage, and a weather warning. Observations are muddled with misread words and missing dates, yet reference to a Flower Show and a Thursday event remain.
Arbor Day activities at Intervale School feature teachers and parents supervising a garden project. Students and staff plant trees, discuss horticulture, and thank volunteers while noting crop cycles and future gardening tasks.
Readable fragments show farmers tilling fallow land and preparing for freezing work as lambs in prime condition. Notes mention water management works, culvert clearing, and drain cleaning to ensure proper water flow. Details are incomplete but indicate general progress in agricultural tasks and field preparation.
The speaker warns Victoria must mimic other nations in safeguarding primary producers. He cites record wool prices in 1920 and argues for organized marketing and a wheat price floor. The plea urges a universal approach, including a suggested else tax, to shield wheat growers and maintain the industry’s vitality.
The article argues for an aggressive afforestation program in Victoria Australia to counter erosion and secure future timber supply. It calls for national policy action, warns against wasteful dole spending, and emphasizes that productive public works yield long term wealth for farmers and communities. It cites wheat production gains and suggests forest and agricultural investment can restore prosperity in the garden state.
Obituary honors Alfred Mitchell a longtime Nhill district pioneer born Trevelletas Cornwall England 1868 who migrated to Australia with early settlers, built Dewar estate, served as Justice of the Peace and lodge officer, and supported the community through labor and public service. Survived by wife Elisabeth and four sons two daughters, with a large funeral attended by district residents.
Miss N Brown assistant at the Donald State school is moved to Horsham. Auanes Beryl and Evie Miller, twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Miller of Mupansap, reached their majority last Thursday and received many congratulations. HL Hill of Natimuk, now blind, remains in poor health.
Marie the second eldest daughter of My of Aten E Hat, of Natiogh, is engaged to Al rt, youngest son of Mr. gd Mra' KE.derbst, of Vertis Srath. The notice records a formal betrothal in a family announcement.
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