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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
2
The community notes provide quarter pricing for potatoes and onions, with Cape Barley and Fluf district estimates. The text expresses appreciation from the capital committee for these efforts.
Fragmentary notes describe a daytime program at a fair with musical pieces by Fipe organ and performances by Mints L Berry and Lorng Kuipe. The text also mentions J Hoakie, Violin gol, K Cameron, and C H Hoskin with J J as participants, but details are unclear and names are partly garbled.
A Horsham area report covers the Hersham lodge meeting noting five new members initiated and a subsequent communal supper. The item also mentions a Wheatgrowers conference with figures like Mr. Amerson and Dr W Hood, debating a 10 shillings per bushel proposal and advocating for a fair home market price to substitute overseas purchases.
Horsham Hibernian reports rising membership after a busy fortnightly meeting led by President A Newton. A carpet bowls initiative funded by Bro. Francisco boosts club activities while Ballarat Carpet Bowls Association accepts the society’s nomination. A future debate on defending Australia is planned with Maloney and Mannigag slated to argue.
An obscure hospital concert under the Wit VLE WhIEW Kirke auspice featured the Orchestra and soloists performing amid a formal procession. Facilities and roles for Miss NS Stuilley and Monet Wy Vy are noted, with attendance and donations cited as the event progressed.
The HorSham Tractor Owners Association will hold its annual meeting on the 8th at 8 oclock. Members are urged to attend discussions on seating and internal arrangements. Venue and details listed in local notices.
The Ellsenhope board awards a contract for pipe culverts and approaches amid reforming work. Key figures include J Me Dona and J Marticri with substantial cubic yardage and financial figures noted. The project proceeds with named local officials and teams.
Geurty Arliss leads a high profile stage and film career with links to American theatre and Australian cinema. The article notes his early English birth on April 10th, his father a printer publisher, and his rise from Elephane stock company to notable stage work. It mentions his wife’s support, Disraeli, and a balance of theatrical and shipping-related topics, ending with a hospital update about BALD FOR HOSPITAL and the Havahéet Base Hospital patient progress.
The readable fragment notes a person named Mr W Thomas involved in seating Blanche at a place or event named Pridas. Other surrounding garbled words imply a political or social gathering possibly in May. No clear dates or organizations are confirmed.
A Natinak group training conference was held at Natimak with Grabaty presiding. Attendees from Natimak Natimak Lake Wye Wyn Quantong Nur Telamgarak Nat Tustonulo Char Lake Toon Mitre Lake Nur vaung Grass Flat discussed school topics and problem themes. Lecturers included Alntan Eng Hint Srompietiion Kader Thay Arithimeter Me Uratam Brookes and Desteris Besheat. The plan to form a local trainees’ library for technical and inspirational work was endorsed.
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and roles, mentioning Mrs TD Nodetein and Mrs WF Smithner, with references to a meeting, work, and elections. It hints at discussions on reelection, observers, and organizational activity, though the text is garbled and largely unreadable.
The Atlantic Union Oil Co Ltd announces a free road map of the state to aid motorists. The map shows main highways with mileage tabulations, intermediate distances, and sections highlighting services such as ink and oil supply. Copies available at the company office, corner Collins and Queen Streets.
Fragmented notices report a traffic incident near Hamilton Farmes resulting in a fatality and injuries, a large fire at Kellah house, local government debate on shire revival, and a court case over property damages and livestock losses. The scattered items mention Mr. Francis killed in a motor accident, a blaze near Plan’s residence, and legal actions involving Campbell and Gray amid agricultural concerns.
A reader letter from Homerston Wath complains of a road project that would bog bogged vehicles, urging action before the year ends. The issue mentions cattle filming at night and a public warning urging authorities to fix the road, with village residents warning of continuing delays and seeking relief. The Nyak Times notes a weather forecast segment for late May and early June, including proposed dates and a turnout outlook.
A questionable organization aims to showcase undivided Border traits to determine suitability for a new agricultural policy. The group references promotions, tests, and registrations with unclear participants and goals, seeking broad support and potential livestock standard changes.
Fragmentary report describes a competition tied to national living tabulations and regional clubs. Mentions former governor figure and agricultural service body aiming to boost conditions, with unclear future steps and possible online publication.
Report from Lewsennr Conference notes vast uncertainty as delegates debate key terms. Officials urge cooperation amid shifting alliances. Prime figures from several nations are indicated as shaping the potential outcomes for global stability.
A garbled archival clipping reports on a criminal appeal with references to a court review and a sequence of unclear events. The text mentions a case and dates but presents no coherent facts or outcomes due to transcription errors.
Local authorities report several fatalities after a major incident involving the Clarks of Flit. Emergency services and volunteers, led by preserver Moortot, battled hazards and urged residents to evacuate as a farrier issue raised safety concerns. Hope remains for victims as authorities assess the scene and furnish updates.
Unclear text describes Australian wool delegates and a meeting at Preven com. Mentions AP, muneritues, Tees eromeys, and Veajedt rat, with fragmented phrases about agencies and events. Readable details are limited. summary emphasizes Australian wool and delegates with uncertain context.
A misspelled, garbled draft discusses inflation as a Midwest process with references to places and people. The fragment mentions various names and terms, including Amora Crue Faron and Hlualng ce perenitted, in a disjointed attempt to frame economic forces and policy context amid unclear statements and disrupted sentences.
Fragmented OCR text describes a naval incident involving officers and an attempt to prevent service, mentioning a hotel, a fight, and a referred supreme action. Unknown names and locations appear garbled, with limited readable facts and no clear outcome or dates.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous barely readable names and numbers, including ages and places, with scattered fragments like a baker, a horse, and a date line. Much of the text is indecipherable, offering no clear single event or subject to summarize.
Proposal outlines an air mail route linking England and Australia with a multiengined fleet. Key officials including Major Brearley and executives from Imperial Aviation discuss funding, technical needs, and operational staffing under wartime constraints.
An OCR fragment describes the French elections with mentions of party performance and vote outcomes. It references the Cotten Party and a result suggesting gains or losses, though the text is garbled and many names and details are unreadable. The piece hints at a significant shift or tally but remains unclear.
Fragmented report notes three months’ reprisal efforts blocked by Central Ward officials. Affected members from New Ward faced delay as Alderman Jork Cur and others appeared at Rome Maroubra at 8 am Fraley. An appeal will be filed.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names like Adelaldin and Senda with references to a market of elements and an Australian involvement. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Mrs Wo Stathers presided at a meeting of the Hospital Committee of Projay where several staff and members were noted. Details include resignations, retirements, and upcoming events involving nurses, trustees, and community figures.
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