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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
10
Melbourne reports a harvest surge with Victoria yielding 47 164 045 bu compared to 17 75 704 bu last year. The article notes statewide averages and county variations, citing per acre results and the impact of weather and practices on overall production.
The wedding of the bride Pingiaih, daughter of Me Ll Belt, and Mr George Burss was celebrated with rites conducted by Bee EG Peter ap rheithe at the venue. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends, with vows and toasts marking the union. The ceremony featured traditional elements and a reception hosted at Perrine Cafe, attended by family members and community figures.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper segment mentions places and numbers with unclear context. It references a location Waletng and Tar Ce Mee babiiod, BRD five Tost, and a numeric fragment 358. The readable facts are minimal and not cohesive.
Readable fragments describe a wool market sale noting quantities valued at different prices, with figures for lots, buyers, and bids. Mentions of dealers, market days, and auction outcomes are scattered through the damaged text, indicating pricing rituals and participant activity at the event.
DS Nolnee of the Mmpinie Metho society Seboul will give a grand on the hall om Westwendy evening. The venue will be in the Woutwumdahy East hall on Westwen dey evening west. A specialty will Saar ee ree Om.
Residents of Drumg Drumung gathered at the local school on Friday evening April 24 for a farewell to Mr and Mrs Wood, Nye Wether, and family as they move to Rupanyup. A lively crowd enjoyed dancing, supper, and a brief speech by Att. Grose on behalf of present district members, with thanks and good wishes for the future.
An informal report recalls a Tuesday evening assembly at Natimuk Hall for Walter Sufbolt celebrating his majority. Guests enjoyed a host of entertainments, including dances, orchestral music, and gifts. Speeches by Mr F Pink and Mr Walter Sufbolt highlighted thanks to family and supporters.
Mrs Mary Brumces Webb died at her Minyip residence on Wednesday night. The deceased, age 45, had lived in Horsham 16 years and suffered heart trouble for months. He worked with hairdresser AW Gillies on Firebrace Street for 14 years and left four brothers in Melbourne. The body was prepared yesterday, with burial in Ballarat, his native city.
In Horsham County Court Judge Dethridge presided as Paul Emnest Esser sued over damages. The trial detailed alleged unsound welfare of cattle kept on a farm owned by Mrs Ruthertort and involved disputes over milk and payments, with testimony from veterinary witnesses. The judge found evidence unsatisfactory and the case was adjourned to Wednesday.
A court case recounts a Duemankle Shire council drainage project disruption with accused parties Lorimer and Gunson, and a separate road collision near Horsham involving Harborth Doviomy, Hutchesson, and Mr Bennett. Testimony covers council actions, property damage, and negligence claims with speed estimates around 12 to 16 miles per hour.
The trial discusses a pedestrian accident involving Hutcherson and an unnamed driver. Witnesses describe the car spinning, loss of steering, and damage to tires and wheels, with testimony about who was at fault and the sequence of events leading to the collision.
The discussion centers on imperial measures to stabilise prices and stocks in Australia and Dominions. Proposals include favorable tariffs, refrigeration and storage subsidies, and coordinated campaigns to support farmers and industry, with emphasis on easing drought impacts and maintaining supply during seasonal shortages.
Central post ion near McPherson Street 7 features a house with kitchen bathroom pantry and fan shopouits. Telephone available and garden with trees shrubs and fruit. Owner leaving district. Apply A. Th Brent WoyiS Morsham. Phone 1m.
The note thanks Dr Felstead, Mister Heater, and Abbothteigh Private Hospital staff for their care. Sentiments extend to Mr Butler Brox and family, Mr J Byrnes and family, Miss Denton, and Mr M Bywes and others for their kindness during a recent illness and stay.
Wanted a functioning writer for an unknown item described with garbled OCR text. The note requests assistance at an unspecified location and time, mentioning names and places in a distorted format. No clear event, person, or organization is conclusively identifiable from the readable fragments.
A collage of vintage classified notes lists Lost items, farm landmarks, and sales. Names such as WALTERS and CHARLES RYAN appear alongside Horsham and Ballarat. Listings cover farm losses, vehicle and machinery ads, oats and barley seed, hay and seed sales, and real estate brokers in the region.
In Horsham the service schedule lists Holy Communion at 11 Matiga 7 Evensong Evening: ministers and choir details include Rev KG Petherick at Horsham with children’s activities and commemoration views. Coastwide entries mention East Wonwondah Greenland Dam Kalkee McKensie Creek and Salvation Army Citadel Pynseat Street Horsham with various ministers and band numbers.
Smeers Sewing Machine Co offers new and used machines with flexible terms. Agent listed as Pirgbrace Strost and Dr Ilnek in the Bomber area. Contact through phone 432 P.O Bos 18 for details and availability.
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