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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 03, 1938
Page
3
Auckland dispatch reports Sir Herbert Gepp Commonwealth development consultant stating unemployment is nearly zero in dictatorship nations and a threat to democracies. He calls for democratic cooperation to address shared problems after returning from the United States and Canada.
Debris marks the site of the old Horsham Town Hall as demolition proceeds. Spectators watch as bricks fly and dust clouds rise. the building, erected decades ago, has stood at the heart of town, with plans to replace it by modern offices in six pines. The town’s municipal functions have shifted to the Price Library Building during the works.
Claim of a record price for land at the Lake Rowan district asserts £0 1N 1/ an acre. The 330 acres were sold to Mr. D Ralph, with the property previously owned by Mr. Wd Barr. In the Kyneton district the recent market yardings fell as farmers hold sheep amid new green feed. the yards showed reduced numbers last week.
In a long narrative of early town life, attention centers on a public house that gave way to a hotel as municipal plans reshaped the area. Local figures including Mr William Robinson and the Hensel family figure in the tale, with references to the Siamreck Hotel and Mr James van Ao. The piece mentions 1986 infection cases linked to milk from a local source and efforts to curb further cases, noting relief once safer supplies were found.
A British medical body pushes pasteurization for all liquid milk to curb disease. The text cites Pasteurization as vital, noting that unsafe milk causes outbreaks and epidemics, urging standard heating to reduce bacteria and protect public health.
After years of agitation the Mildura council approves an external supply plan costing 400 pounds for electrification. The project aims to provide a reliable service with a steady water and power framework, ensuring cheaper electricity for residents and businesses.
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