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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item lists guidance for young farmers with scattered phrases and names. The readable segments reference agrarian topics and individuals but lack coherent structure. The piece reads like a clipped teaching card or column note from a local paper.
Turf results show a betting tilt as racers and handlers pursue pace and percentage. Wels Rate emerges amid a crowded field with a disciplined drive from early lanes and a late surge to claim the prize.
Fragmentary OCR text describes rowers and places unclear names appear, with mentions of Cauley and Bhaw Chiy. The readable portion hints at a sports item involving a rowing event, likely a local meet with competitors and some results or times not clearly legible.
Violent clashes sweep Madrid amid political turmoil as police patrol streets and civilians clash. A priest narrowly escapes lynching while mobs target a Catholic candidate and riot enforcers struggle to restore order. Bomb claims and paramilitary activity inflame a growing rebellion narrative.
Text records a string of probate notices and family references including names like Linda Scott and Jane Anderson, mentions of a widow and children, a May death, and property valuations, with several unrelated fragments about land and estate values. The readable items point to a local notices column listing heirs, dates, and asset values.
The article traces the shift from wild harvesting to early agriculture in Europe and Mesopotamia, noting hunter gatherer life and the gradual rise of farming with stone tools. It then shifts to the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers in London celebrating its tercentenary from August 2, 1631, detailing exhibits, notable clocks, and historic craftsmanship.
A brief classified notice offers firewood for sale with contact via Horsham street phone. The fragment mentions quantities and delivery option but details are unclear. The item reads as a simple local sale posting with an address and contact method.
Fragmented report notes an Italian minister, Parkengen Dalorme, and Swedish figures amid a seaplane incident. Descriptions are garbled but mention a relief effort, a home crew, a buffet reception, and a potential Rome connection.
A large blaze broke out at a French exhibition in Turin injuring attendees. Details are fragmented. the fire reportedly occurred near a prominent pavilion, with witnesses noting a chaotic evacuation. No clear casualty figures are confirmed in the readable text.
A chaotic vehicle crash near London involved two women who were harmed as a crowd watched. Eyewitnesses described a startling scene with a small vehicle bursting into flames and bystanders unable to help before responders arrived.
Wilkins formerly reported as Wilkins, who arrived, stated he planned to return to England on Monday. He indicated the expedition would proceed with the Nmutihas Show The and the six weeks renewal, outlining continued travel and aims.
An early aviation report describes a planned long distance flight from Khalarove to Noute, Alaska. The crew led by Harold Gatty and Miley Det amd aimed to set a record, with a 2500 mile route under challenging conditions.
Fragmented OCR text references rapid military training for young men, accounts of leaders and routes, and unclear notes about casualties and duties. The passage mentions Russia, themes of wind and orley, a graduation from a fatal shake, and a figure described as Chief of All M4 dusab fatees with uncertain context and names.
The article discusses using biology to advance farming, suggesting selective breeding and chemical processes to accelerate growth, ripening, and yield. It mentions experiments involving electricity and irradiation to boost plant and animal productivity, noting caution about future control and ethical considerations.
A lengthy obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ellen McDonally in Stawell after years of illness. It recalls her husband Samuel Hinks, three children, and several grandchildren. Many relatives, neighbors, and church members express sympathy to the bereaved family, and the funeral is planned for Thursday at Stawell Cemetery.
In the northern Humaniat region of South West Africa the Lake of Huime lies seven miles long and broad, surrounded by a haunted animal cemetery. Skeletons of many species gleam in pale moonlight, including an enormous elephant, with locals fearing devils and spirits said to inhabit the swamp. The western Pan slopes rise toward the mountains as wagon trains struggle along the infamous Humdewls route, many vanishing forever.
A garbled notice from The Times reports lost papers and reminders to return items to the newspaper office. The fragment mentions a woman and notes about an event on Friday, urging prompt contact for recovery and clarification.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Edwin Bartlett late of Horsham Victoria. Executors Alfred Bartlett and Donald Munro dated 2nd day of June 1981 invite claims by the third partyers with proof of their debts to the executors at Weldon Power Bennetts Horsham.
Dr O Riordan treated Henry Adams's son of Yapeet many years ago. The patient, once poor, later amassed wealth but continued to suffer paralysia for years. The case surfaces amid discussions of medical legacy and fortune.
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