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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note lists prices and names with weights such as English 9/2 and Teed 3/3. Mentions Lucerne, Onions, Ducerne hay, and a £415 amount. Overall appears to be a terse market or racing ledger entry with multiple misreadings and unclear context.
The Horshai organization has strengthened by letters from recipients. readers are urged to support the Memorial Halt operations and the Comforts Fund to aid soldiers, sailors, and crews overseas. Payment reminders will incur charges on unpaid rates after June 10. residents urged to respond.
A malformed report states that Peary Sussivs of the Hivekam Court, amid Conroy and Omani, was charged with being Mound Wit inaufficinety and sentenced to one month imprisonment. Evidence by Firet Constable R. and Constable Slater related to a wandering man from Dimboola district found near the ishire.
Fragmented OCR article details a decision related to the MARTOA show, with references to factory considerations and expenditure approvals. It also recounts a snake attack on a boy named David, and reports the drowning of a boy, John Victor Square, with brief notes on responses and local officials.
The Flor CW A branch held a monthly meeting at the Music Hall on Friday with about 57 members present. Mrs Lawrence chaired in the absence of President Mrs Plant and led tributes to the bereaved, while officers and committees were appointed for forthcoming events and duties.
The Horsham Sunshine District School Primary Parents Club will hold a children's plain dress and fancy dress party at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday May 1 at 7 50 pm. Admission 1/6 with supper provided. Don Amos and Ray Buckley will present items and Aladdin lamps will be showcased offering affordable lighting options and a co operative purchase plan over 39 weeks.
In Mount Gambier circuit court last week three former Poniels Dengine and Cold Storage Company employees faced charges of theft and receiving stolen butter. Albert Prichard, Lindsay McEvoy, and Ernest Grimm denied or admitted varying degrees of involvement as prosecutors alleged wholesale plundering of stock. The trial heard accusations of stolen butter valued at over ten pounds and related thefts from the plant, with final juries finding Grimm guilty of larceny and McEvoy acquitted.
A corrupted text fragment discusses growers, production costs, and regulatory schemes. It references individuals like Willie and Bob, mentions prices and yields, and hints at policy debates on registration and industry control, though many names and details are garbled beyond recognition.
A party gathering of Hoigham branch delegates is set for 3 pm at Hatnt Locarno to discuss the upcoming conference and prepare a state report. Local officials and attendees from the area will attend.
An extended church anniversary service at the Methodist Church is described with details of order, speakers, and congregational activities. The text notes wreaths, prayers, hymnody, and communal greetings, highlighting key participants and fellowship events around the anniversary.
A long fragmentary notice recounts a centennial or anniversary in Australia with references to Old World kinship networks and a British minister. It mentions a range of names, locations, and ceremonial details, including a tribute from a New Zealand connection and people from Putte and other settlements. The piece preserves a commemorative tone with genealogical and civic notes amidst scattered place names and affiliations.
Social engagement notice reports a public announcement of an engagement involving Durutter Jeruezest and Ms Tet en with families and friends. The item lists names and indicates formal congratulations forthcoming.
Oey Cable in Wellington reports a disastrous flood hitting Hawt Bay and Palmerston districts as the Akitso River rose to record depths. About 190 people were rescued by boats and trucks with police and soldiers aid. three men perished when a house collapsed. widespread damage to homes and poles occurred.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a fatal incident involving a boot maker. The output lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish facts for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary OCR report describes internee surrender amidst a tense royal confrontation. Confused passages mention a king, empress, and potential naval actions, with unclear dates and names, but imply a formal political crisis and possible suppression.
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