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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
2
Fragmentary recap notes games and standings with names and places unreadable in OCR. Mentions include players and teams such as Patines Barrer and WL Aesteeta, and references to Sunday events in unclear locations.
Wire report details Monday wheat and milling prices in Melbourne with fluctuations across barley hay and lucerne. Notes advances in half-penny terms and assorted feed values for multiple grains, including barley and hay bundles, reflecting a volatile market.
Horsham rail yard saw a large shipment of 10 300 sherries sent to northern centres by rail. Daigery & Co Ltd arranged the sale amid dry weather and pasture shortages. Buyers from Donald St Armand Wycheproof and Patchewollock attended. A memorial opening and church project followed later in the day.
An unusual harvest festival sermon at Horsham Presbyterian Church uses the Bible text Feed Me With Apples to illustrate humility and simple sustenance. Rev Glyn Jones describes a country girl rising to respect and a prince’s table that contrasts with plain wholesome food. The service features special anthems and a total offering of £80.
A three year old, Dusen Grant Stewart of Down, was admitted to Horsham Base Hospital early Thursday after a shooting perforated a lung and narrowly missed the heart. He remains in hospital as doctors assess his condition.
An Amor oil of peraffonte of the Ger oF Dunmioable was nareail and devenduals iene of the shire.
A cyclist near Wickliffe Me R B McInnes was struck by a motor car and left unconscious on the road. He was found and taken to Ararat Hospital. Police investigate the hit and run incident as details remain unclear.
A serious accident occurred near Wortern on Thursday afternoon as Mr. F. Henry Salinger of Schiekheim was thrown from his horse and sustained multiple injuries. He was admitted in the local hospital in a grave condition.
Disjointed report describes a town meeting with discussions on a lands statement relief, recusations, and tightening regulations. Speakers include Mr. Pemberton and Closer Settlement Court officials. Text hints at a pending visit and anticipated enforcement actions this year, with mention of drought relief measures and housing regulation details.
Fragmentary report describes a mishap on a railway road where a man fell from a vehicle and struggled to climb out. Passersby aided the injured, offering assistance while workers attended to the scene.
Report covers a Grampians camp with multiple towns and troops represented including Palmie from Melbourne as a new Australian Red Cross organizer and Meti W. J. Venables, Country Commissioner. Prime Minister Lyons address noted. Stawell Athletic Club remarks and Easter memorial events featured. a new school opening at Laharum announced with public attendance planned.
Fragmentary text notes Mussolini's remarks at a university event celebrating Fascist founding, praising Italy's direction while hinting at tensions with France and Britain. Mentions Axis alignment and broader wartime policy discussions amid early 20th century European geopolitics.
Ex servicemen rally as Poland faces a critical moment with reports of nationwide mobilization. The conference decries German progress and calls for unity and militant readiness across the nation. The president urges readiness for decisive action.
A young Quantong orchardist Mr E Fimek died when a horse and cart plunged into a ten foot water hole near the Quantong reservoir. The body was recovered after the cart dragged the horse from the water. An inquest was held. he leaves five siblings and was a member of the Tet Armoured Car Regiment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs. Aipineed, Mr. Honeweell, and a place or event in a local context. It references a social or community note with unclear names and details. The readable bits show names and a possible year or location but lack coherent facts.
An obituary notice outlines the death of Brow Saunders Thorp, with details of funeral arrangements in Ballarat and Redan, mentioning survivors, mourners and pallbearers. It notes a funeral service conducted by the Rominaon and lists local names among kin and attendees.
A fragmented notice mentions Horsham Base Hospital and a community event with a presentation to Mr Arnoty a framed portrait church and references to attendees Bettie Nisin Wilherm ileae and William Monee Kalen Amnon among others. The text includes probate mentions and a list of names connected to the event or region.
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