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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
2
Fragmented report details several players and teams with inconsistent spellings. It mentions Holy, Hobeboam, Pamsinta, Auikles, and Edie Joye among others, plus references to coaches, a Maver ta coach, and a disputed result. Overall, the piece reads as an unclear sports brief with multiple garbled lines and no coherent outcome.
NHILL promises a 2 pound weekly salary as part of the appointment. The article notes the coach will lead football activities at the college with details on duties and expectations.
A fragmented report references a Kowree Association gathering with mentions of Y. Parencher and Dagesteh attending. Mr C2 Dagger is noted as a viewer or participant. The text is partly illegible, but indicates a local association meeting and names involved.
A garbled text item reports Australians playing golf and awaiting a first test while containing numerous nonsensical inserts. The readable portion centers on a sports context with Australian golf activity and an upcoming match or test event though details are fragmented and unclear. The piece mentions players and a potential rivalry but specifics are unreadable.
The club approves plans for the season starting May 12 with a report on management for the period. Encores and dances follow each home match after a hall toast led by women supporters. The club’s nominee, Mr. B P Gross, on the independent tribunal, is to be asked about uniforms and ropes used in roping in victory.
Don Light donated the improved fieldsman award to the Noradjuba team. The opposition captain Satu noted the victory as Bailey led in scoring during the match.
A fragmented review notes the Bradman souvenir book issued by Wrigley featuring Woodfull and two teammates. It covers Australian cricket performances, period attire, pencils, shorts, and public interest items. The piece hints at content on Australian figures and matches and mentions Sydney and Wales in a passing context.
Wilann Strap Tareem appears in a local Horsham Times item regarding butter wrappers. The brief notes his involvement with packaging or labeling matters and references community commerce in Horsham. Further context is limited in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a golf round at a Gulf course with many players and weather affecting play. Mentions Whitelaw and Mes Rises, a one in one putt, and sparse references to holes, conditions, and a hospital mention. The data is garbled and difficult to parse for precise facts.
The Hurshaw range meet produced mixed scores with entries including W, Sovith, We Sindh and MOMs. Events featured free ball, suited trials, and yardage distances, with several shooters posting notable marks while others fell short.
Fragmentary OCR text lists cycling terms and names with many garbled words. The readable parts reference a competition or event but lack coherent names, places, dates, or results to summarize a concrete outcome or entities. The record preserves uncertainty while noting cycling context.
A garbled historical account marks the birthday of a wireless inventor and a March anniversary related to notable figures and events. It mentions celebrations, a maritime context, and references to representatives and specific vessels or places, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A long article notes historic gatherings at the Publishing City Road site marking the transfer of Wesley’s Bible and related tokens of office to the Methodist leadership. The Bible, the chalice and gavel carry significance for the Wesleyan church, with ceremonies acknowledging presidents of the Methodist conference and longstanding traditions.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses animal anatomy and development. It mentions shells, feeding methods, and life cycles, with references to insects and aquatic creatures. The tone mimics a science education discussion, noting sensory and structural traits and growth stages.
A fragmented notice discusses a remedy labeled Woods Great Peppermint Cure, mentioning coughs colds and throat issues. The readable portion hints at a medicinal product claimed to ease symptoms but provides no verifiable details or endorsements.
The Horsham district opens Youth Week with a ceremonial visit to the Luirgerenong Agricultural College. Students and staff welcomed by Principal G. B. Womtgnir, a tour of facilities given, and speeches stressing student cooperation with authorities. Events continue through the week at Horsham venues and Wesley Hall, with demonstrations, inspections, and planned gatherings.
Fragmentary report notes Victoria’s royal visitor will be the Duke of Gloucester. Text references government officials, constitutional matters, and ties to Australia and New Zealand with mentions of the king’s son and colonial connections.
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