06 May 1930
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
1
The Australian Better Health Association announces Dr E Payne Philpots as author of health articles. The writer is described as Australian with wide world experience, delivering a broad health message to readers.
Readers are invited to ask questions about dental care and tooth health. The notice emphasizes preserving natural tooth structure, mastication, and long term health, offering information and a contact path for further guidance.
Motor cars buggies gigs wagons renovated and punted with good workmanship and a guaranteed service. New and second hand vehicles of all descriptions in stock. Adrem note: David Street Horsham.
A chaotic scene described as water flooded a garden and footpath while a resident reported to a maid at a house that neither Mr. nor Mr. Young were present. In court Eugene Cross faced Education Act charges for failing to send three children to school, receiving a fine or imprisonment options. Intory Exglen faced two offenses with heavy fines and short imprisonment. Numerous undefended judgments listed with various sums and costs against multiple parties.
An account of Mr Joseph Ackland’s bicycle journey from Hur to Victoria and across South Australia. The trip covers numerous towns including Port Fairy Korvit Millicent Mount Gambier Adelaide Murray River Renmark Mildura and Horsham with weather challenges, scenic views, punctures, and extended stays in several locales.
The report summarizes a heated session where ministers and MPs clash over a government measure allowing extended taxation and consolidated revenue. Key figures including Mr Wyatt Mr Slater and Dr Murekeey argue about spending, responsibility, and the wartime policy’s permanence. The president and Mr Chandler are cited on support and domestic impact.
Report from Hamilton on a conference discussing tyre width for wagons to reduce road wear and wheat losses. Debates cover legal authority, national impact, and the feasibility of wider tyres on horses and motorized vehicles. Ackland’s long riding tour cited, with total distance and notes on Elliott bicycle performance.
Members met at Cheeseman's Cafe on Saturday to discuss club affairs and plans for the coming year. President Len Hutcheson welcomed all and praised key volunteers, noting efforts by Clifford and Shore while recognizing long-time members with Life Members Badges.
A readable fragment describes a community effort to swell a fund with help for the worthy and work employment, noting the distress and need for food supplies amid the theatre material and movement. It mentions community singing and the desire to assist families and welfare programs.
A garbled fragment discusses best service or servant duties and a master’s expectations. The text resembles a historical memo or notice about role and conduct, with unclear names or places, offering hints of duty and order but few concrete details.
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