Tet Woy annual wedding notice in local paper
The notice records an upcoming wedding between Tet Woy and Anniualiy A Phere at MBM Fe yh 1. The brief confirms a formal ceremony, with essential details and public notice of the union.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
7
The notice records an upcoming wedding between Tet Woy and Anniualiy A Phere at MBM Fe yh 1. The brief confirms a formal ceremony, with essential details and public notice of the union.
A monthly council report covers highway work on the western highway and bridge repairs, along with financials. It details rates collected, bank balances, and payments to contractors like J.A. Comeron and F.L. Sherwell, plus a list of public works and land matters including land occupancy and water supply items.
E A Boyle advertises a large variety of wallpaper hangings timber cet and dressed timber and paints oils for sale.
A Seaford ratepayer urged the shire council to accept land as a municipality title, arguing the property is underassessed due to flood depths in winter. The council declined the request and demanded overdue rates. In Melbourne, authorities halted amusement after constables read court-ordered temperance provisions at Rex Cafe on a Sunday morning, with witnesses claiming thirst and intoxication triggered the confrontation.
A camden incident details Wombat's two foxhounds trapped underground for seven days, rescued after substantial exhaustion and weakness. The report shifts to labor issues with cheaper funerals favored, wage reductions debated, and a council discussion on water loan repayments. Higher wages are granted in a local arbitration ruling affecting Metropolitan areas and local employers.
A farmer in the Wager district reported a cow in poor condition after a drastic appetite episode. The farmer examined the cow’s stomach contents, finding a woman’s underwear, dungaree trousers, and a pair of twats, all apparently intact. These items were exhibited at the Wage Pastures’ note event. Pedestrian safety rules to be observed by ML Chiappe empower caution at crossings. Silk stockings’ fate discussed, noting Japan import and European resale. Dawn of Prosperity: Babson predicts renewed prosperity based on long-ago statistics.
The report notes heavy rain affecting Sybby area with 47 points registered yesterday and ongoing damage fears. Farmers remain optimistic yet cautious, stressing relief from northern northeast conditions and noting some communities have completed settling while many remain anxious about crop health and overall losses.
Fragmented notes describe drought like conditions affecting wheat sowing and water reliance for duck-raising and rice growing. Government figures hint at purchases to aid farmers, but wells and feed bins face strain. overall farm operations struggle amid uncertain rainfall and low water levels.
On a wet evening the West Wall Christian Endeavor unit celebrated its anniversary with members and guests from nearby locales. The gathering featured Rev Weelbatiee and a service from the series, with four registrants noted and several attendees present.
Lorn Hammers defends Freemasonry and the Boy Scouts amid a Melbourne town hall farewell. He links 20 years of cartel experience to steady future prosperity and urges ongoing loyalty to both movements while noting varied troop vigor and potential community impact.
A fragmented account describes an Endeavor group gathering with a pleasant evening, singing, and sharing supper. Members participated in church events, with the program continuing into Monday. The text shows OCR distortions but indicates a social church activity and communal singing.
A fringe of political reformers argues for a unified national movement beyond party lines. The AM for Australia League seeks to erase barriers between Labor and National and unite rural and city interests for a common Australian policy. Supporters claim loyalty to Australia over factions, envisioning a new political era to restore stability.
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