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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
1
A fragmented report describes golf becoming costly and exclusive. It mentions a secretary of a Kansas group and a golf event, noting tensions over access and rising fees as the sport moves toward wealthy patrons.
An old landmark on Grampians Road 13 miles from Horrhota has been removed. The fragmentary report notes the structure stood near East Wanwrneah and mentions nearby areas in a brief, unclear notice from local authorities.
A Horsham survey shows a grim delivery position with shortages across garages. Dealers warn that imports and routes to Vine Ante are disrupted, American and English car orders linger for months, and prices and wait times rise as buyers push for vehicles valued at millions.
A district report tells of Reynard the fox shifting from lamb to young poultry as his preferred diet. He made regular visits to the Heathvale poultry yard, living off the fat of the land until the latest disappearance spurred the owner to investigate. The fox did not survive long after his poultry raids.
Delegates from the Wimmera will attend a jubilee dinner of the Horsham Branch of the Memorial Independent Order of Oddfellows in Horsham on Saturday night. The Grand Master of the LOLOF in Victoria and the Grand Secretary are among the attendees. Mr. Dick Reid of Horsham chairs proceedings.
A massive rotor component for a 5 000 rp meter water pump is slated for Grand Coulee Dam Washington. Built by General Electric this motor weighs over a ton and requires disassembly before shipment to the dam site as part of the reclamation project.
Local diners in Horsham report near round the clock service with heavy late night crowds. Staff face long hours as businesses fight fatigue and discuss safety, while customers describe a steady flow from late evening to dawn.
Ronald Raymond Powell of Ballarat area was remanded by Ballarat City Court on a charge of abducting Norma Kim Hoss a 15 year old girl from Pimpinio. Police recovered a large dagger a rifle and ammo belt from his possession and a 22 calibre weapon. The court heard Powell living apart from his wife had allegedly kept company with the girl for several weeks. The girl was taken to Wimmera Base Hospital Horsham. Powell faces further hearings next Tuesday.
Hor sham Agricultural Society announces Learn-To-Shear entries may be drawn from a hat due to a shortage of qualified applicants. In interim, a safety measure is discussed as a system to select participants for the inter state event.
The Independent Criinnt reports the trial set for tomorrow involving Green and Ross. Proceedings occur at Hersh Fire Brigade Wall with additional names and charges referenced in early notices.
A man sustained a leg fracture after being struck by a car. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene to assist and secure the area. Further details on the incident remain unavailable.
Horsham council urges residents to participate in a free mass X ray screening campaign in collaboration with the Victorian Health Department. The drive aims to detect tuberculosis early when recovery is highly likely, targeting all ages with emphasis on those most at risk in active life.
The motion to name the club Horsham and District Archery Club was passed with support from Mr. F Pelehen and Mr. T Mackay Filmetiire. Enthusiasts ordered bows and planned a launch event with a demonstration as members prepare for upcoming summer activities and exhibitions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and places, with no coherent event or dates. The readable fragments mention a footballer and a few scattered terms, but fail to establish a complete report or outcome.
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