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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
2
Unclear OCR fragments hint at trade data and market notes amid garbled words. Names, places, and numbers are incomplete, leaving ambiguous references to commerce and merchants without coherent events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Thursday market with food items such as barley and potatoes and various unlabeled goods. Included are stray phrases about feed and bartering terms with unclear vendor names and quantities.
Fragmentary OCR lacks clear facts. Readable bits point to a personal name Beate Vella De Mure and a scattered geographic or event fragment possibly referencing Mor Nant Guure Geers Posy. Further readable context needed for a coherent summary.
In memory of Presley Jiving, mourners gather March 28, 1480, with loved ones including a list of kin. The service recalls prior days and honors the deceased, while family members express enduring affection and gratitude for support.
The Music Club's annual meeting is planned for Saturday at the hall. Officials urge full attendance and note the event will cover routine business and club updates.
At a Ballarat conference the Central Council officers were elected with ME Gr op as chief president and H.R. Stentshed as vice president. J. W. Milligan and J. M. Hicks were named to represent groups, while Messrs. Kelly and others attended. The Chick Transstor of Fisheries and Geme Mr F Lowis noted confusion over dates, predicting quail season end by late June.
A lively program at Horsham Hall features entertainment by the Amn jlessian Women's Legion to raise funds for the Comitmts Fhnd and the Legion. Heard's Orchestra provides music as admission costs 2 shillings, with cards and supper served to attendees. guests include notable locals and performers.
The New South Wales Government Statistician reports 1920s wheat results. Total harvested area 360 300 acres with 72590 acres failed, and 1 409 330 acres sown but failed to produce any crop. Hay output 261 400 tons at 0 38 tons per acre. Overall yields and failed portions show uneven performance across divisions.
A disjointed wartime letter recounts a mail delivery mishap near a beach, an officer injured by adhesive tape, and a dramatic rescue. The narrative includes references to a new high explosive tested in Washington and mentions of individuals such as Mrs Grant and Cpl Grant.
A garbled report from Canbelye notes the minister for government says many promised measures were completed. He mentions reforms affecting growers and consumers, with emphasis on resin-related issues and agricultural priorities discussed yesterday.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Sunday sermon at Agaral Church of England with references to Australian troops, Libyan battles, and a debate on fertility and land loss. It mentions Dunwich bishop and figures like Dr Glarke, Strom, and Mallee.
Fragmentary wartime remarks show IAPAK stating no demands from the US and urging peace. Incomplete lines reference Geneva 1932 impressions, Americ as waiting and watching, with mentions of Germany and Matsuoka.
A motion supported by the United Commonwealth Party calls for prosecuting the war, securing Austral’s industries, enabling higher prices for farm products, and promoting social reforms. The motion outlines national leadership and fiscal measures to sustain efforts.
A garbled excerpt portrays intense imagery of flames and cries. The text references fear and defiance, with phrases suggesting a dramatic scene or poem about struggle, defiance, and watching a city burn. Names and coherent context are unreadable.
An obituary notice details the death of George Nod Dellar and the mourning shown by his family Mrs G Dellar of Green Park Horsham. Funeral services were held at Horestan Cemetery with arrangements by Mosers L Fiutobesson and Bop hed. The service included a graveside rite and remarks for Edward Ernest Fors of Sutionh. Several local figures attended and displayed sympathy in the wake of these losses.
Two engagements announced for Ruby Ellen Gordon, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Gordon of Horsham Queensland and Highfield Run Cantyebury Aleibourne. The notices reference former residences in Byouxttan Nhill SEame Lex Lit fie and UAE Bank at Tew South Wales. Further details appear in local social column.
Fragmented OCR notes show church calendars with Holy Communion, Sunday services, and special events. Mentions include Methodist and Tresevtergan Church services with visiting preacher Reverend F Tamssua from Melbourne and James A Forrest meal, plus harvest tokens and future Easter notices.
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