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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
7
An obituary memory piece recalling Holmes and Beth Jae Noe Tree with mournful reflections on lost love. It honors a deceased woman and names mourners including E and Annis Wames, recalling a long life, a late year burial, and a gentle farewell at a grave site with lingering sorrow.
Fragmented OCR text mentions L Lederman and Laine Owe Comblege with garbled phrases about a paint senior event and tempering lab tasks. References to “GAIN TONIC” and acronyms appear, but concrete facts or dates are obscured. The readable parts suggest a college context and possible improvements for growth and planning.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Byron Moore and Day with unclear text and numbers. Likely a local notice or snippet with misread names and addresses. readable elements include a name Byron Moore and garbled following terms.
A fragmented OCR item references Schwennesen TRE TaLoe and RESIN POURERAOS STESET nore Pee, with unreadable details. The readable fragments suggest a local sports or notes item pending clarification.
In Melbourne week, reports on railway station improvemts at Treely and plans by engineers Langlands and Miller for a sewerage scheme in Horsent Purengh. Proposals include a long visit by officials and a survey to deliver a comprehensive report to the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission.
The Horsham Times marks its jubilee from 1873 to 1923, noting its long service to the Wimmera region. It praises the paper’s role in public life, railway expansion, schools, water, and municipal works, while highlighting editors, advocates, and notable figures shaping local progress. A photo of key portraits and references to local events and notices accompany the reflection.
In a note from the Colonial Gas Association, manager Mr Creighton reports efforts to curb pressure increases and control the gas supply amid ongoing disruptions. The communication hints at technical measures and administrative steps to stabilize delivery despite a tense situation.
The torn article describes a football final, hospital donations, a high school event, and a large parade. It mentions individuals like Mrs J Monta and a hotel owner, several local groups, and a charity tally. The piece blends sports, philanthropy, and civic notices into a single uneven record.
News briefs report eighteen crew members of the Treveasa at Rodrigues await confirmation from Rodriguez authorities. The captain and crew details vary, with two deaths at sea and a plan to search by warships Colombo. Other items mention Prohibition enforcement, international conduct, and a pending education conference led by Dominion leaders.
Sir Auckland Geddes sailed for England aboard the Borgarin for three months rest. His eye sight is improving slowly, and in Washington there is gossip he may not return to the United States.
In Parliament Strayer cites a projected Singapore leaving dock cost near 21,000,000 with private work at about 10,500,000. The discussion covers delays, governance of emigration, and responses to shipping and liquor issues on British vessels.
The afternoon in An afternes a Uetin reports Carpentier may sail within days unless Beckett fights by July 28. A specialist confirms Berkett’s injury and recommends three months rest. The piece also mentions names including Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Stew, and Mr. Murphy, with additional obituaries and civic notes about Canadian officials and export policy.
The text describes a Chinese funeral with banners and mourners, notingailing details about processions and displays. It references figures like Rev. Father Flanagan and Mr J J O'Kelly, and mentions Commonwealth arrest and reactions among women in the community.
Amid a crowded Grampians council session residents and officials clash over road repairs and planning. Key figures include parish chairperson and the mayor, with debate centering on budget priorities, safety concerns, and upcoming public consultations at the town hall.
Fragmented OCR notes describe theater permits and public notices, listing names such as Mr. Coh Mim and Mr. KA Hansell, with scattered references to venues, residences, and dates. The garbled text hints at trials, hospital mentions, and a July 2 Horsham event, but specifics are unclear.
A respected Warracknes fal resident Mire Eliza Argent died last January at her daughter's residence. Surviving children include Ernest Samuel, Wilbur Wittiaas George Pingelly Wont Ar Min Mire Lawler Kolin Weer Amt Hin Herbert Gerald Kulin West Australia Mya Sherwell Warencknabea Howard Reuben Beulah Raywit Beulah Mydeey Oliver Walley Baker Gimthompocs Pad Wel tap.
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