Council's War Time Help Encouraged by Citizens
Dr Menadue of the State Emergency Council says circulars have been sent to households urging cooperation in emergencies. Of the 16 homes, 24 boys 11 girls and 11 guardians could be sheltered for evacuation. Most residents offered to take children. two men volunteered but no women. The mayor thanked volunteers as preparations continued.
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State Emergency Council
Menadue
Melbourne
Girke
Smajority
England
Collection of Waste Paper Drives School Paper Drive
A local council considers creating a depot for collecting waste paper to supply a Patriotic fund and aid war efforts. Dr Bowses notes students and households provide papers and envelopes, funds go to welfare groups, and business people urged to help. The mayor backs the plan. motion passes unanimously.
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Feu
Couyell
Canaderetica
Bowses
Horeham and District
Ch. Menadue
Horesham
Biynss
England
Horsham Chamber of Commerce
Australia
Who Damaged the Dragon at Rwerestion Reserve
The article reports community concern over damage to a dragon sculpture at Rwerestion Reserve after vandalism tied to a Chinese dragon event. Dr Chavis notes a suspect, with interviews of children aged four to eight. council debates assume responsibility, proposing parents cover damages and the tennis club share liability for the phivy site.
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Rwerestion
Chavis
Hh Potter
Setlon
Chui
Horsham Town Council debates citizen apathy and public works
At a lengthy Horsham Town Council meeting, officials discussed citizen apathy toward circulars from a councillor for the State Emergency Council, a TB cow report prompting health testing in country areas, a women rest room proposal prompted by an ASP letter, vandalism concerns, a wandering dog nuisance bill, and plans to set up a wartime waste paper depot. The session extended past 11:30 p.m. with Mayor Dr. R. J. Wilmoth presiding.
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Horsham
State Emergency Council
T.B
Health Commission
A.S.P
R. J. Wilmoth
Private Street Construction Update by Engineer Redan
Engineer Mr D W Redan reports private street construction ongoing with grading, trenching, and stone work completed on multiple streets. Weather delays have paused activities, while graveling, fencing, drainage, and approaches are advanced and a bridge removal planned to enable street realignment and paving.
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D W. Redan
Stewart
Vanant Hineke
Allie
Francis Atyovet Filline
WIN
Robinson Street
Smith
Rowen Ates Williams Lane
Alent Chatits
MeBhernon Street
Susten Lane
Wimmera Bridge
Nils
Wandering Dogs Spark Civic Debate in Victoria
In a chaotic town scene residents blame roaming dogs for livestock losses and fear for safety. Parliament representatives, municipal figures, and the Agriculture Society discuss penalties and a possible dog control program to protect sheep and residents amid growing tensions.
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Bighl
Stiivet
Pune
Auifortine
Charles
SAY FD WITH FLOWERS Tosses and Plilogges in stock
A brief notice notes a stock of plants including phints trees and shrubs on hand with related items mentioned. It appears as an agricultural or local trade item listing. The text is garbled but indicates available goods and suppliers.
Traffic Sign Announced No Parking Rectification
Fragmentary OCR notes describe no parking markings and street works along Firebrace Street and nearby intersections on Wilson Street. Mentions of a council committee and reallocation of traffic duties appear in uncertain wording.
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Firebrace Street
Biazilie
I Wilson Street
Hitcheseer
Rere
Vandalism at Abattoirs Sparks Concern and Loss
An Abattoirs superintendent reports vandalism causing animal losses and damaged facilities. April counts show sheep and cattle slaughtered and goods destroyed, with significant waste and condemnations noted. A motion to consider a new Otathaker residence and council action follows the report.
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Elenirie
Me. W. J. Shaw
Bether
Roseden Saul
Milk Dangers Prompt City Health Action
Innis monthly report to the council highlights public health risks from tuberculosis in cows supplying milk for sale or public use. The finance committee urges strong representation to health authorities and calls for testing improvements and safeguards. The mayor and officials stress infant safety and urge decisive steps by health authorities and administration.
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Innis
W. J. Shaw
Mach Nay
Charles
Gui Ch Smith
Alain
Rest Room Proposal Framed By Australian Branch Inquiry
A letter from E Clifard of the 10 branch discusses funding for a rest room in Wyith TAU and the need for a depot for a service tramway. Councillors debate site, costs, and whether 1800 pounds should be allocated toward a Stosle bridge project across the Winnemayes River. The Town Clerk notes inquiries from the Wimmera Shire Council and the financial position shows an estate balance and electric maintenance accounts.
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Australan
Toon
Memorial Halle
Eoumet
Rte
Trom
Wyith
Morsham
Mueich
E Clifard
Stosle Bridge
Winnimayes
Wimmera
Hutehesaun
St Joan
Monadue
Charles
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MAY & Millar Ltd
Horsham, Victore
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Viana
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Yines
Cleri
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Stee
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Collins Street
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Sreeta
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