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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 05, 1931
Page
1
The readable portions describe a correspondence from Horshant Times with mentions of Joy, Ame, and Amout. It references people and places in a garbled state, indicating strained or unclear content and potential public notice context.
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a desecration incident with reference to victims and possible charges. Readable entities include a place, month May, and a named group or entity in a local context. The legible portion provides minimal, non-specific facts suitable for a brief record.
Report from Haven notes a string of school activities with menfolk and workers in a long shift at the Haven school. Mr. Creasey shows horses, två volunteers help in the garden and hall, and the Mullery club forms to support local needs. The event draws appreciation from residents and visitors as a community improves facilities.
Fragmentary OCR text references dangers at a retreat and mentions individuals and groups without clear events or dates. The readable bits include names like Vien and Benen CG and scattered phrases about threats, stings, and face. No coherent report emerges.
A farewell for Rev Father Keriv marked his departure from Horsham Catholic parish to Hamilton. The event drew Horsham's church community, with speeches outlining his nearly 10 years of service and appreciation from local groups and parishioners.
A discussion between Mr. Somerville and Mr. Thomas reveals tension over migrants in distress. Somerville presses for government moral responsibility while Thomas resists admitting responsibility for migrants across Tuneland.
A fragmented report from the Witmera Linsees Company Limited outlines a Friday board meeting at Horton offices. Attendees include directors Mr P Maher and Mr HL We Ub, with debate on cultivation expansion, timing for planting, and early appointments.
Records list rainfall in multiple towns across Victoria with values ranging from 2 to 240 points. Notable readings include 240 at Wedderburn, 208 at Willara, 196 at Kandatteh, and 180 at Geo slong, with regional totals shown for Central, South-East, Gippsland and Northern Countes regions.
The annual conference of the Drew Byterian Women Missionary Union met at the Presbyterian Hebodl with about 70 attendees including delegates from Ararat and Dimboola. The gathering in Stawell reviewed mission work in Korea Mongolia and China, approved minutes, reelected Mrs. Romin as president, and decided next year’s meeting will be in Dimboola in late March.
A 19th century remedy titled Woods Great Peppermint Cure is advertised to soothe a hacking cough in children. The tonic is sold by local druggists with promises of quick relief and pleasant peppermint flavor.
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