Voluntary Aid report for Horsham Town Council quarter
The Town Clerk submitted the quarterly Voluntary Aid report noting 340 attendees and payments for aid in care, with thanks to Mullaton family volunteers and Mrs Charles for leadership. Appreciation extended to Miss Langlais Best Schunmann and other volunteers for ongoing aid. donations supported a special fund and playground improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Hamilive
Are
Charles
Wits Abbey
Charles Ap
Howlin
Lond
Prva
Mawil
Miidhhe
Daven Ronchy
McDtonaid
Toobin
Mae
Boltuh
Dames Rodan
Quick
Clarkson
Donley
Steel
Ba Harris
Atha
Bente
Saunders
Thy Water Trust
Als
Better Farming Train Tour Recalled In United States
The revived Better Farming Train toured across Victoria in 1920 30 era showcasing soil education and agricultural exhibits The “Raw Your Soil” car and an American voyage caravan will visit Lewisburg Mississippi Toomean Kentucky and Mie car features include a lecture car office car and various exhibits Educators and farmers join hands to promote soil health nitrogen recovery and farm efficiency during the nationwide educational tour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Intervaly
ATV Conte
Seeview
Hlinchs Coxtrait
Lewisigua
Moc
Issippi
Toomean Kentucky
Mie
Wyne
Vannere Janlies
Angerien
Phytein
Theo Clybe
Weighbridges and costs debated by North Western Group
The North Western Weights and Measures Group urged cost efficiency and future cooperation in weighing bridge maintenance. Board member Mr Glowrey said proposals to centralize weighbridge plant and equipment would streamline work, with emphasis on safety, expertise sharing, and planned upgrades while weighing the need for more costly improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. H. Glowrey
North Western Weights and Mensuires
Janne Wick
Jeouneifs
Voushler
Bevel
Repuars
Nazis Lie Propaganda Sparks Debate On Threats And Tactics
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Nazi deception and Allied responses, citing alleged German broadcasts and British naval actions near the North Sea. The text references espionage, public messaging, and wartime strategy, with mentions of destroyers, convoys, and signals of morale impact.
Digger Doin gs and Wartime Recruitment Debate
A scrambled, wartime era article discusses the reorganized Voluntary Defence Corps recruitment efforts led by the Army Minister Mr. Sp Hor. Citizens ask about eligibility and age limits while officials consider limited enrollment to meet strength targets. A memorial rally and calls for support appear amid concerns over scarce manpower and national mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volwater Defence Corps
Sp Hor
Horsham
Hurshone
Fragmentary Notes on Trade and Industry Chronicle
The text provides scattered references to health, agriculture, and manufacturing processes. It mentions a pathway, gear, and cabhes along with vague notes about trade, emote, and ERAT. Names like Kauyire and MRaL Tuareptiog appear without clear context or dates, making specifics uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empper
Cabhes
Pthweidal Jungeelit
Kauyire
Kenden- Vaneselles
Athaulutine
Twe
Fragmented OCR Readers Spark Quiet Confusion
In a garbled OCR text fragment readers struggle to parse the intended article. The jumble includes partial phrases and misordered words that obscure names places and events. The readable bits suggest a local news item or editorial note but lack coherent facts for a full summary.
Lucerne and pasture seeds urged to boost wheat belt farms
Agronomist Mr. B D Arment urged Bathurst area farmers to sow lucerne with grasses like Wimmera to provide year round grazing and improve soil fertility. He warned of declining soil fertility and urged pasture improvement, hay and ensilage to reduce waste and support wartime needs.
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Bathurst
B. D. Arment
Lucerne
Wheat Belt
Australia
Britain
Argent
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Mengelli
Ranelli
SUPP
Colapeiten
Austatia
AMES
United States
Ens
Mileeitly
North Sea
Aml
Joe Markiing
Wilmer
Vigvinne
Taowtani
Hiesteo
Gilet
Alfaiee
Zane
Rass
Eli Jeng
Aiewuitrine
Bey
A.M.P. Society
Melbourne
A.M.P
Elder
Mes
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