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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
1
An appeal from Horsham Base Hospital president Langlands urges public support for a May 16 event at Horsham Town Hall hosted by the Friendly Societies. Proceeds go to the hospital fund, with members stressing a well organized, enjoyable ball and calling for reader participation.
A letter argues that not enough is said about Australia’s natural resources and how to use them for progress. It questions exhausted mineral wealth, highlights Victoria’s global position, and urges leaders to pursue science and secondary production to expand markets and create a consuming economy.
An odd garbled verse recounts失 a series of losses including a hat a balance a ticket and a hoped for train connection. It mentions a temper and a peculiar phrase about a woods grower peppermint cure. The text reads as fragmentary musings without a clear news event or witness.
A large Hamilton gathering heard MR A F Cooper of the United Australia party and Sir Stanley Argyle, opposition leader, debate balancing budgets, unemployment relief, and public service wages. Cooper urged rural voters to back a plan he said would restore order, while Argyle denounced the plan as dishonest and warned of burdens on taxpayers and bondholders.
Sir Branley Argyle joined Mr. Cooper in Dundas to rally support for the party’s banner. He warned that unless the financial drift stops Victoria faces insolvency and ruin, citing debts around £60,000,000 with varied interest rates and arguing for fair reductions across all bondholders.
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