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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
4
G Wetter, barrister and solicitor for the Bank of New South Wales, Charlers, 8 Fairvarare Street, advertises legal services and banking representation.
A transcribed market report lists produce and prices in Horsham with items like whey, oats, and regional names. The document notes weekly price quotations and the market's Monday listing, reflecting regional trading and commodity names.
A chaotic report blends a courtroom scene with a motor truck accident on Brace Street. A truck becomes bogged, failed attempts to move it continue, bystanders assist, and eventual actions unfold as officials, witnesses, and bystanders describe the scene and its pickup by authorities.
Tonight at 1AM Theatre the Benthouse features a lineup headed by Bale and a romantic plot about a woman in love with an unreciprocating man. The program includes Warmer Baxter as a clever lawyer who saves New York’s public from the gallows and a musical chorus act.
A brief Borsham Times item notes a May 94 10K event with unspecified details. The fragmentary notice names no people or organizations beyond the newspaper. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
A report from Ceylon describes Hor Shaw's kidnapping case brought to a Horsham court. The case details and defendants are referenced as the trial proceeds, with local officials and witnesses involved in the proceedings. The article notes the wider implications for the eastern region and the public interest in the outcome.
The article notes a charity dance event held at Westurwday to benefit Hursbane Base Hospital. Secretary R. Freecbam thanks the school committees from Wonwue via Kass for a donation of 13/0/6 and acknowledges the support of local residents and volunteers in organizing the event.
A fragmented notice discusses Piangforte recital by a young musician. It mentions JibaM Catyer and vague references to reception, interpretation, and a revival of interest. The piece references a group tied to a location, with several garbled names and phrases suggesting a cultural event review or announcement.
The report notes fashion styles for women including gowns and modish mantles while also discussing wheat prices and costs in Forbes New South Wales. A farmer Chadlea Linige presents views on the wheat campaign, with shipping to Japan considered. The Biartiewi Cricket Club plans a fall premiere event and Home Tall and Thuredey are mentioned.
A society event under the auspices of the Mien ly Society will be held tomorrow in Job Vuring Hall, with details blurred in the report. The notice notes a social gathering and potential presentations during the evening.
The auction featured mares in demand and twenty stallions with keen bidding. Bids centered on debts and mortgages with a widow owner urgently needing funds as brokers offered rapid settlements and firm prices at the sale.
A farmer followed rural bank advice in Pathos NSW leading to selling wheat at a loss. The bank guidance prompted a major drop in price, with about 71h unit value lost and the farmer facing weeks of financial strain. Authorities urged stability and reconsideration of guidance to protect growers.
A prize list reports £00 guineas for a Clydesdale stallion at a Queensland sale connected with Tay lor of Corona and Jomilarvan Estates. It notes the first prize in a class for over large size and praises the stud master A. Dickins, with mentions of Park Tow Dos Vaya and Cap Wake. Also covered is a farm laborer’s wage dispute resolved in court, detailing a worker paid £10 and ongoing wage issues.
An early 1900s road incident reports Mr Iktuhed Willis of Miginuy with Miss Jennie McLachlan and Te Martin when their vehicle left the track. All occupants escaped serious harm though Miss McLachlan suffered facial injuries and Mr Willis incurred minor injuries. A local inquiry or statement followed from authorities.
The article reports a Gragiom Victoria association meeting proposing steps to curb sheep stealing, including licensing traveling traders, registering stock movements, and police action. It notes hospital funding discussions, emergency measures, and a shift toward broader public works amid drought threats and farm losses.
Alfred George Brooks, a 21 year old singer from Calcutta, pleaded guilty to a warehouse attack and was bound over on a 10 pound bond for three years. He is to stay under supervision by the Salvation Army Colonel Bray while remaining on good behavior. Earlier, he faced a separate charge of attempted larceny, arising from another incident within the same week. The judge noted the need for adherence to the court’s terms, and the sentence was suspended.
Fragmentary report from Sivdbourne on Monday references a clash involving Neville Walter Tene White and others at Vie haine ni bin nate. Details are unclear but indicate a local disturbance with multiple names listed in the brief, non-specific notice.
In a tense incident a resident was trapped by fire and smoke inside a house. Firefighters evacuated occupants and worked to control flames as emergency crews battled the blaze through the night. No further details on injuries or cause are available.
Fragmented OCR text mentions film companies and a list of seemingly scrambled names and phrases. It appears to reference industry figures, perhaps a fixture of a 64 page issue, with unclear details about ventures, personnel, and events. The readable bits hint at a corporate or entertainment context but lack coherent facts.
A report describes a man attacked with a chopper in unspecified circumstances. Details are obscured by garbled text but reference to an assault and possible injury are noted. The article mentions individuals and places in a scrambled form, with no clear names or locations identifiable.
A garbled OCR passage from Cor. Methoginie describes a chaotic scene with names and actions jumbled. Distinct entities such as a person named My Waprey Me Haws Moen Baye and a place appear amid unclear actions, suggesting a confused local event or report without clear outcomes.
Striking relief workers clash with police as they protest low wages and long hours. New action plans are announced by union leaders aiming to pressure agencies to grant faster wage revisions and safer working conditions. Leaders name Byes ik, Muilavusnos, Mowat ey, Hela Cmurbom of Byes. The walkout disrupts meal and shelter services across Mey Ave area.
Fragmentary OCR describes pilgrims en route to Gallipoli with mentions of Captain Wetheed and Sir Percy Loesiae. It references graves, Turkish customs, and a vow to honor fallen soldiers, set against a bleak wartime scene near the Ottoman front.
Weeds announces a periodical remedy named Fur Caughs and Colds by Palle featuring herbal care. The notice promotes relief products and addresses readers seeking health solutions through farmhouse style medicine.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention city figures, local groups, and a charity event with uncertain details. The readability is limited but indicates municipal activity and potential public notices. Further context is required to specify names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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