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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists various names and numbers with unclear context. It references people such as Greg and Tad and places or terms like Mallyrae and Mactree with mixed numbers. The snippet lacks coherent events or structure.
Melbourne Produce Market records show varied wheat notes with prices and abbreviations, including tags and dates. The fragmentary entry lists items and figures such as 4/09, 3/214, 3/2, and sums like 37100, with references to buyers or sellers and currency symbols. The text remains unreadable in parts, leaving a partial snapshot of market activity.
The readable lines reference a date March 10th 432 and imply a lament or ceremonial text with names such as Jawehion Sabiivr and Lorg: a mixture of allegorical names, prayers, and memorial phrases. It appears as a fragmented historical or literary inscription with scattered proper nouns and ritual references.
A fragmented Horsham Times clipping notes a pedal event with evocative terms like Tear and Nveey Wrestey. readable phrases point to a local sporting or community gathering, with no clear names or places fully legible.
An autumn item reports a mayoral gesture honoring troops on leave. Local volunteers and officials, including Privates EL Look and J Tabtener, plus the Horsham PTA, host a supper for a dozen soldiers at the Town Hall. Speeches and band selections are planned. townsfolk are invited to attend.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Greek contumely and hospital care with scattered terms like Morsiiani and Horsham. Contains garbled identifiers, dates, and notations. Difficult to extract coherent events or outcomes.
A readable report details a farm students concert and charity event at Horsham, with performances by local groups and a hospital fundraiser in memory of Edehhape Push Wursitie Hospital. The afternoon included bands, a humorous incident, and thanks to the town band and volunteers.
Eforsham branch of Lae Country Women’s Association held its first monthly meeting of the year on Friday. President R Plant welcomed members and visitors, read the national anthem, and discussed selling buttons for the Greek War Victims Appeal. Comforts and purses were combined with the appeal, and a sale and music program followed with Mrs Landt, Mrs McGocks, and Mrs Cawrener participating. Afternoon tea concluded the event with general approval.
The Ui Ladies society met in the town with MR JH. Bemonds in chair. Nine committee members attended as Kirby’s resignation was accepted with regret. Mrs Millier was welcomed. The group arranged Christmas gifts and meals for 17 households and noted 37 pairs of bedcovers provided in the last two months as tribute.
A social event is planned for March 17 at the Catholic Hall to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Attendees will enjoy dancing, music, and other amusements as part of the community gathering.
The Horsham Church of Christ held harvest festival services focusing on unity in faith. Pastor W. Tuck urged support for the church’s mission and highlighted collaborations among local congregations and community groups.
Driver escaped with minor injuries after a truck loaded with empty petroleum drums hit a tree near Dartewell’s Bridge on the Western Highway 23 miles from Horsham. The 1960s model truck burst into flames, cabin damaged, trailer detached, insurance covered parts, police cleared debris.
A terse Melbourne note states housing shortage persists with extensive building schemes and government funds fully deployed to expand supply. Officials indicate money was allocated and remains engaged to accelerate development amid ongoing social efforts.
A report from the Australian National Health and Mindiea Research Cavivellin x analyzes Australian four et the Australian Tnstible of Anatomy Cunbrie. It states Australian wheat is milled to contain 18 to 900 percent more vitamin than English milled varieties. The report notes vitamin B deficiency evidence is not shown in the Australian goeuiiation.
AOS tally of upcoming services and entertainments across Warmseda area includes Wesley Mission, St. Urmket of Ammberrah, and a broadcast voice by Miss J. Penberthy. Notable mentions include a memorial service, presentations, and notices of local choir performances blending civic and religious activities.
A fragmentary social note mentions an event at a venue with names and places partially readable. It references a gathering on a street or road and hints at attendees and activities, but key details remain unclear.
The faded text records multiple obituaries and funeral notices from a regional paper. It names several individuals including Mrs hontai Me sthonsy dhes reegha ai arate 68, Mr George Hoskin, and others, noting their ages, residences, and burial arrangements. It references hospital deaths, church services, and family survivors, with scattered dates and locations implying a local historical death notice page.
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