Local Obscure Names and Relations Remain Fragmentary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals including Wilson Arerson Maxson Weilden Drivete Hegeta Thorstuin Gladys Queenie and several relatives. Mentions a baby Dale and various family connections plus former teaching roles at Abedee’s Clatns and Dring Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Phoreteetite
Arerson
Te Maxson
Thorstuin
Gladys Queenie
Dale Ol Tate
Deal
Atulersen
Maystom i Devine
Erle
Muriel
Heryl Abite
Arheld
Abedee
Clatns
Dring Beth
Town Loyalty and Economic Strain Highlight Local Ties
A fragment discusses town loyalty amid commercial strain and political choices. It notes residents seeking stability, local business challenges, and the impact on patrols, welfare, and civic sentiment. The piece touches on loyalty in business and home life, and the role of clubs and societies in sustaining community morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tila
Vie Teikest
Prefectiaioer
Uoen
Busines
Loyalty and energy sustain Horsham community action
The piece argues that movements lose steam after initial excitement and require far sighted citizens and steady support. Horsham must maintain loyalty to a respected community, as allegiance is the mainspring of concerted action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby
Alam
Horsham
Weather and council notes from a rainy week
Heavy rain persisted into the night with 48 reported incidents including vehicle boggings and mudbound street conditions. Six inches of rain for the week highlighted by council debates over a blocked footpath and safety warnings from Dr Langhitals and Dr Wilmoth.
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Trump
Meeting notes on Obor Shanden Works factors
A Teer meeting discussed factors linked to Obor shanden Works. Dr F Langlands noted no objectors would be offended by a tie factory. Sulth reported factory visits and concerns about drains and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oborshanden
Ebnghes & Co
F. Langlands
Tirada
Qebo
R. W. Sulth
Borough Meeting Addresses Town Flooding and Drainage
The borough council discussed severe flooding and drainage faults after heavy rain. Foreman Mr AL EL Writs cited widespread water complaints at May Park and nearby streets. Dr. Smith blamed flooded drains on Dag Fot and Roberts Avenue. officials proposed Plumpton Road outlet and unemployed labor to repair, with works committee oversight.
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Chemry
Subijoen
Tressay
AL EL Writs
Ian Tha Tuern
Dr. Smith
Roberts Avenue
Kreen Park
Plumpton
Drs. Rodda
Hutchessen
Scouts Seek Town Backing for June Street Stall
Dr FE Patterson told Horough Council members that Scouts and Guides fear losing support without town and parent help. He urged permission for June street stalls to train food sales and a night event if Rows Girls return. Mayor Langlands noted hospital stall concerns and agreed to proceed. Wikneath endorsed keeping traders unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Patterson
Horough
Wikneath
W. Smith
Old Days Revival Sparks Memories in Horsham
After beneficial rains, residents recall pioneer days as a vintage wagon and harness emerge from a shed. In Horsham the scene brings back memories of bygone years and prompts remarks about the town’s old-time ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eime
Nara
Horsham
Horsham Poultry Meeting Sees Busy Night and Judging Change
Horsham branch of the National Poultry Breeders Association reports strong turnout at the Soldiers' Memorial Hall. Judges tackle Black Orpington and White Leghorn classes after Mr Fletcher’s absence, with I Dace, I Pace, and G Fraser officiating. A poultry demonstration precedes verdicts on each class.
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Horsham
Horsham Banch
National Poultry Breeders’ Association
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Fletcher
Longerenong College
Dace
Messrs
Pace
G. Fraser
O TL
Altmann
BE. Ladd
A. Cowell
Linseed Growth Urged for Wimmera Farmers
A letter republished from Arcos argues linseed should flourish in the Wimmera Victoria with ample moisture. It cites Argentina Canada and Victoria examples and urges a campaign to grow the crop this year to tap a strong overseas market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmera
Arcos
Victoria
Argentin Oul
Anada
Maller
Entre Rios
Sante Fe
Buenos Aires
Canada
Prairies
Alberta
Sackatchewan
Manitoba
Victorian
Warncourt
Calne
Winnerd
Horsham Ball Aids Royal Institute for the Blind
Public interest in the forthcoming ball to raise funds for the Horsham Auxiliary Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind grows. Organisers Mrs Wilton and Miss A. Glover plan a cap dance before supper at eight forty nine, with a special orchestra led by Mr R A Jemkin, ensuring a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Royal Victorian Institute For the Blind
8. Wilton
Bri. A. Glover
Dunving
R. A. Jemkin
Weir Reconditioning Approved by Rough Waterworks Trust
Monthly meeting of the Rough Waterworks Trust recommends reconditioning the northern river bank at the weir and patching toward the gardens boundary eastward. Payments available include H J Harper £2, Arnall and Jackson £1 11/9, John Danks £98 11/9, John Wilmot £8 7, Hoskin and Wilson £1 11/9, Postmaster-General £5 8/3, Pope and Kers £1 15/9, and others totaling £100 15/3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Waterworks Trust
H. J. Harper
Arnall
Hoskin and Wilson
Pope and Kers
Horsham Train Service Re-arranged Amid Weekly Cancellations
The Horsham Nationk Balmoral line schedules updated after May 13. The 11:15 am Balmoral to Horsham and the 5 pm Horsham to Balmoral runs on Wednesdays are cancelled. Monday services restructure the 5 pm Horsham to Balmoral via Natink and the 7:45 am Balmoral to Horsham adjusted to 7:15 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Auction sale at Market Pynscot street by Ander son & Co
On Wednesday Messrs David Anderson & Co conducted an auction of furniture and effects at the market Pynscot street where all goods sold at excellent prices after spirited bidding by many buyers. Today at 2 pm the firm will hold another sale featuring poultry fruit and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. David Anderson & Co
Pynscot Street
Machinery agents appointed for Horsham district
Messrs David Anderson and Co advertise that they have been appointed Horsham and district agents for Messrs Mitchell and Co well known farming machinery. They will stock machines and perform prompt service to meet customer requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
David Anderson &Co
Horsham
Mitchell & Co
Receipts From Grandstand Reported At Borough Meeting
Town Clerk W P Pryor told the monthly Borough Council meeting that the Football Club and Program Association now handle grandstand receipts at the Recreational Reserve. The club will collect revenue with the borough inspector G W Cochran assisting. admission is 1/6 with flex tickets. A 21 tax on grandstand receipts was proposed to be paid by the council. Mayor Dr F Langlands praised the club as amateur and aligned with public support.
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Bernigh Council
F. Langhitals
Alam
Hou
Wilmoth
Burt
Harpers Saat
W. P. Pryor
Football Club
Progress Association
Boresugh
G. W. Cochrane
F. Langlands
Huteles
Undefeated Judgments Rendered at Hersham Police Court
On Wednesday Judge F. W. T. Norris heard undefeated cases. Phillipe vs Agnew awarded £2 with costs. Short vs Musser awarded £15 with costs. Kings vs Wallare awarded £27 5s with costs.
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Hersham
F. W. T. Norris
T. Chem Phillipe
Wm. Agnew
Irmond Short
X. M
T. Musser
H. Kings
J. Wallare
Vost
Jer Sham Borough approves street construction debt issue
At the Jer Sham Borough Council monthly meeting Drs T J Wilmoth and FL W Rodda proposed to issue debentures totalling £2000 to fund primary street construction works. The motion authorizes a special loan on the municipality’s credit to cover plans and specifications approved by the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wilmoth
FL W. Rodda
Jersham
Treslay
Unusual Snake Sightings After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains last week drove snakes out of hiding as two brown specimens, about Soft. long, were killed by Warrackna mushroom gatherers during the weekend.
Round Table Plan For Methodist Men Club Meets
The annual Methodist Men’s Club meeting arranged a round table event to unite old and young church members. Rev U F Allen outlined goals to foster better acquaintance and involve elder views in church work. A social Tuesday night in the school hall featured meals, vocal performances, and a proposal to invite mothers to future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Club
U. F. Allen
Allen
Jon
Cies
Test Lamarcus
Teaiay
Messrs
J. Hoskin
C. A. Hoskin
Fr. Oates
Sr. A. Jenkin
Atlen
Cyclists Faced Theft At Horsham Training Grounds
Cyclista players at Horsham showgrounds suffered losses during a week of training. While training sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays, clothing and valuables were stolen from the dressing room. After a Saturday match, two visiting players had new shoes stolen. An official will monitor clothing during future training nights. Madame Griffiths advertises woolen ensembles and new coats and evening frocks available to buyers.
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Cyclista
Horsham Showgrounds
Deven North
Madame
Tediay
Kewl
Madame's
Horsham
Adulterated Petrol Scrutinized at Horsham RACV Meet
At the Horsham RACV annual meeting Mr J Crase raised concerns over petrol adulteration and discovery of kerosene in some samples. The committee cited lack of reliable tests though Mr Wind Sweem proposed boiling tests as a possible standard to judge petrol composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crase
Horsham Racv
Beady
Alout
Melhinwene
Merlew Sand
Sweem
Thief Steals Supper at Local Cyclists Meeting
A chaotic scene at the Hlorsham Mechanics Club Evening shows a thief snatching baskets of food during a cyclists event. Several attendees fled through the back, while the hungry crowd contended with the disrupted supper and missing supplies.
Weekend Cinema Features At The Rex With Serials And Stars
Tonight and tomorrow the Rex presents The Royal Vile of Bromsway and The Tes an with Frederic March Mary Brinn and Gary Cooper Fay Wray The schedule includes Grumpy at the Grumpy Grump showing Cyril Maude plus Amy Waly’s War Moron Mack and Neil Hamilton with Amy Waly in supporting roles Matinees begin Saturday at 2 15 PM with no afternoon show on Sunday.
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Royal Vile of
Bromsway
Frederic March
Mary Brinnaml
Gary Cooper
Fay Wray
Pampas
South America
Comsuelu
Killiel
Texas
Torslay
Cyril Maude
Amiras Eble
Aml
Amy- Waly
Arte
Moran Mack
Gramophone Fame
Tennessee Darkida
Neil Hamilton
Joan Peers
Tennessee
Long-lived horse of Constan tbnople and aging son noted
A 140 year old human pack horse in Constan tnople carries 20 pounds easily and has a 97 year old son. The ad notes dental work improving vigor in people under fifty, with W. E. Thomas the dentist visiting Horsham at the Exchange Hotel from 2 pm.
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W. E. Thomas
Horsham
Exchange Hotel
Horsham A N A Nominates Officers At Fortnightly Meeting
Horsham Australian National Association held its fortnightly meeting on Tuesday to nominate officers. President candidates were J E Menadue and BR Hutchinson with K R Hutchinson J W Orrisos E Gerlach trenemier W P Helmore as secretary A A Rogers and assistant secretary W T Papet EF Gerlach as auditors BR J Wilmoth A E Carthew JE J Edwards R Bierke committee KE Gerlach J R Kelly W T Papet J W Morrison RL Bielke L Hutchesson and press correspondents W D Helmore and J BR Kelly.
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Horsham A.N.A
J. E. Menadue
BR. Hutchinson
KR. Hutchinson
J. W. Orrisos
E. Gerlach
Trenemier
W. P. Helmore
A. A.rogers
W. T. Papet
EF. Gerlach
BR. J. Wilmoth
A. E. Carthew
JE. J. Edwards
R. ©. Bierke
E. J. Keating
Gerlach
J. R. Kelly
J. W. Morrion
Bielke
L. Hutchesson
W. D. Helmore
J. BR. Kelly
Waggon Accident Injures Mr A Wing at Booroooki
Report states Mr A Wing of Booroooki slipped from the shafts causing the wheels to pass over his shoulder and legs with severe shaking and bruising. His niece Jean Baker remained in the waggem as he quickly tried to restrain the horses to avert further harm.
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A. Wing
Booroooki
Jean Baker
Nuisance weed case in Natimuk Police Court
Mr E F W T Norris PM presided as Inspector Brows, of Lierham, presented evidence. Garaut pleaded guilty and was fined £1 with 12 pence. Hil pleaded guilty and was fined 12 pence. Sehrmidtt similarly fined for illicit poisoning weeds in Toesding area.
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Natimuk
FE. W. T. Norris
Giraut
Ann Hil
Enliy
Wests
Warrant Granted To Eject Tenant In Natimak Parish
A writ was issued in Natimak parish to remove a tenant from an apartment in the town. The Borough Council meeting heard the treasurer’s report and related financial details including expenditures and balances.
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Satimak Valley
Mir FW
Norris
Lenard. Azeur
Manik
Elshrh Seerbon
Parsh
Natimak
OT Norris
Amateur Athletes Annual Meeting Held at Town Hall
Members of the Hersham Agiotur Athlete Club are urged to attend the annual meeting at the Town Hall on Mendle night. Attendees will review the upcomingVenser event and organize committee roles for the year ahead.
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Hersham Agiotur
Mt Cri
Mende
Otters
Stuer
Cinete
Asm
Chess and Daughters Club Plans Winter Talks
The Chess and Daughters Club, with Worsham Memorial Atom Roemer, will run weekly sessions during winter, featuring casual and competitive games to promote study and foresight. Visitors are welcomed, and meetings occur Saturdays with coaches guiding play. Mr W Sheehy handles information.
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Chess and Daughts Club
Ciess Aml Demaght
Othe Worsham
Atom Roemer
Settiprelk
Pournhemrs Pm Heath
Bowers
Hemel
W. Sheehy
Horsham Debating League Opens With Methodist Team Victory
The opening debate between Moetha jst Men's Ciah and Celt im Danes saw the Methodist side prevail 284 to 2a. Speakers highly praised for solid preparation and excellent English. chair KOOW Polarmoun tain presided. A thanks to the moderator followed by an ensemble supper.
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Horsham Potaring Rue
Moetha Jst
Renitie
Maplin
Radford
Othe College
Fen Mlessrs Nattmes
Cochrane
Leos
R. J. Wilmoth
Weme
Elewerky
Wilmoth
Ami
Mer. Koow
Polarmountain
Maddern
J. Nattrass
Proposed Young Farm Clubs Aim to Spark Show Interest
At a conference with school inspectors from Stawell and Hamilton, plus Rotary, agricultural society and Education department reps, the plan to establish young farmers classes was approved to foster interest in the show among youths, noting the Balkural Agricultural Society's success.
Brisbane electors overhaul city council representation
Electors at the Cite ell election swept changes in municipal representation. Fifteen council members who had governed the city for six years were defeated, and the new council will include representatives from four parties, replacing the prior four party balance.
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Brisbane
Railways revenue falls for April despite livestock gains
A Railways Department return shows April revenue at £225,010, down £24,600 from last year with declines in passenger and refreshment rooms. Gains in livestock and produce transport offset some losses as total year to date revenue rises to £5,???. Poultry industry adopted by Minister Slater seeks export growth and recognition at Blackburn conference.
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Railways Department
Ciility Poultry Brewiure’ Association
Blackburn On
Satantaw
Slater
Vitena
Victoria
Sintereny
Ant
Me Pye Retirement Honored by Agriculture Officials
The Minister of Agriculture expresses appreciation to Mr HL Pare, a renowned wheat genetics expert, in a retirement tribute. The note highlights Pare’s decades of service improving wheat varieties and boosting state wheat prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. Pye
Agmeninane
BoA Teekeepers Seek Relief Over Interstate Honey Imports
Representatives of the BoA Teekeepers Association met the Chief Secretary Mr Whitford seeking relief from a West Australian embargo on honey imported from other States. The Minister indicated the Government would consider a remedy. The article notes broad legislative moves to restrict primary products across states, with prohibitions on farms, poultry, and eggs.
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Boa. Teekeepers’ Association
Mr. Whitford
West Australia
Bank Price for Gold and Mint Rates in Ararat District
At a district mining meeting in Ararat the gold price cited by the bank was £3 080 per ounce in natural ore. The Mint price for standard gold is 12s 1d per grain with refined gold earning a premium of 0.5 percent. Exchange rates with Great Britain affect the payable value, and Mint policy favors preferred methods at face value.
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Ararat
Miying Bank
Great Britain
Historical Plate Honors English Chapel Stone
Dr Cranswick of Sale visited a church built in 325 and placed a stone in the chapel wall at Bishopcourt. A plate next to the stone records the historic origin and creators.
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Enogland
Cranswick
Sale
Bishopcourt
Cat Causes Trouble In Wellington House Fire Suspected
A damaged Wellington notice reports a cat and photems left inside a house to drive mice. A fire started in the night, endangering a mother and three children who were overcome by smoke. others escaped as the family faced danger.
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Wellington
N.Z
New South Wales Education Debate on College Entrance Tests
The article discusses the New South Wales education department's stance on admission tests. It mentions that many admitted students are defective in portions of the tests and that a paper in dictation and a leg certificate examination will be used for entrance consideration.
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Neways Wales
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