Onions rer quarter 6 dat Besos Flour 150 th ae bag
Onions and Besos Flour items tied to a quartering or batch count. A 150th bag of Besos Flour is noted alongside onions. Details are fragmented and unclear from the OCR.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1932
Page
4
Onions and Besos Flour items tied to a quartering or batch count. A 150th bag of Besos Flour is noted alongside onions. Details are fragmented and unclear from the OCR.
Melbourne reports list wheat oats barley and potatoes prices with Horsham prices noted. A hospital patient at Base Hospital breaks a leg after a chair topple, while a risk from burglary leads to warnings for workers and a saw accident injures a man. A local optician visits Swanman Street. a Morisham butter factory tender planned. a volunteers’ burglary warning. a child concert raises funds for the Base Hospital.
In loving memory of Harry Harper who died 18 May 1961 and of Mary and Valerie with memorial messages from family. Fragments list sisters Florence, Adelaide, Florence and others noting sorrow, memories, and long grieving by surviving spouses and children.
The Memorial Wail Social Cla ai corte announces an auction by David Ambr vom A Co. tomorrow at Praret for a large collection of excellent furniture and effects. Neil Melutyrr of Neral reports the event and describes the sale as advertised.
Market report lists prices for poultry vegetables and fruits with names of items and per unit costs. Then Horsham Theatre advertises Tonight and Wednesday shows featuring Henry Puller in a black Maria prison tale plus vaudeville acts and a charity dance for Ballarat Orphanage with a thank you note from the Haven Haven complex residents.
The Horsham branch of the Wimwera Tractor Owners Association met at the Town Hall with President E W Finest in the chair. A new secretary, A Rowland, was elected as the association highlights a growing statewide presence and outlines plans to tender for tractor fuel and oils for the coming year. Also noted is a piano and vocal recital by Thomas and Lindsay Mezzias hosted by the Horsham Music Club.
The schedule announces a spring event set for early October with a meeting night planned for discussion and a member expected to attend.
A theater incident in February inspired by a war episode led a Udm or Daily Telegraph report to recount a lost drum from the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. A patron was injured by the scene. A Hamburg man later wrote to the army officer offering restoration. The drum now rests in Stirling Castle, hailed as a centenary memorial.
A damaged OCR fragment notes an offense linked to a war bind concept. The readable text is limited, but suggests a security or diplomatic issue arising from a militarized context. No clear names dates or locations are discernible in the accessible portion.
The report details a dramatic episode during a long walk where a man named Prictor was attacked, briefly knocked unconscious, and later walked into Warrington with his clerk before being treated. The text shifts to a dental visit in Horsham and then to a series of literary lectures for students, highlighting readings and authors. A separate account describes a cremation rite observed for a deceased individual, with ceremonial details and municipal authorization.
An apparel ad promotes coats from 50 up in black green gray or wine and a range of day dresses crepe de chine fennel georgette and satin evening gowns with flared skirts in varied colors. Also mentions felveteen items and lowest prices at Stadame on Firebeace Street. The Londonergh baby tragedy report follows with horror at the details of the child’s death in a Lindbergh related incident near the Lindbergh estate. The account notes possible causes including a fall from a car and a blow to the head with a blue grapom. An ambulance found the scene Thursday afternoon.
The article describes King George's many pet dogs horses and shooting ponies as his favorites. Charlotte the talkative aunt parrot attends breakfast with the king and mocks the royal family, copying voices and chattering constantly. Her jealousy of Princess Elizabeth creates amusing scenes as the baby is guarded and mimicked in the royal setting.
A garbled report notes a lottery drawing involving seamen or a syndicate of seamen workers. References to a five pound stake and a prior draw a fort night earlier appear, with unclear details on prizes or winners.
The article notes an application before Mr Justice MarFarian by Arnel Heoffris Matthew Liew and Ka ite, among others, concerning alleged impropriety of trust funds. Nine alleged instances of misappropriation of trust monies involving C55 are cited as the core claim.
Fragmented report describes a hold up on Flinders Lane and a trial involving Lawremwy Simeau and charges of crime. Jurors failed to reach a verdict, prompting a retrial period expected to last several days as judge and counsel prepare further proceedings.
In 1920 a flax trial linked to royal interest explored growing Belgian‑quality flax in Eastern England. Trials at Lambeg by the Royal Institute and Ban Fingham assessed soil climate and fiber strength, aiming to boost home production if viable. The King and Queen's endorsement spurred the effort amid hopes of a domestic flax industry.
A troubled report alleges contempt of court as defendants faced scrutiny over publication details. The matter centers on a filing dated August 8 at Varden, with proceedings ongoing as the night patrols monitored events. The historic court clarified rules and emphasized enforcement of the ban on disclosure.
A political sensation reports the opposition leader appointed to form a new ministry. References to ministers, reform, and looming parliamentary action are noted alongside international figures and regional ties, hinting at a major government transition.
Elections on June 11 are set as the Queensland welcome signals tighten. The report notes tighter ammo laws and related moves, with officials detailing plans and the political scene ahead of the June 11 votes.
Fragmented historical notes recount the origins of coffee use and the Lloyds insurance market. The text links early coffee culture, maritime insurance, and the site of Lloyds founding on Tomer Street near St Deanstan's parish, with unclear dates and names. A parish meeting and charity appeals are briefly mentioned alongside local event notices and a Catholic dance.
A garbled report analyzes power farming of Sustretia in April last, detailing costs for establishing a farm and comparing 19/3 wheat prices to recent figures. It estimates total farm outlays around £2632, with wheat prices around 13 4/1 per quarter and notes higher operating costs for land, water supply, and implements, based on Commonwealth figures.
Riverside residents publish a note seeking guidance on wandering livestock near the river. The writer protests boycotting enforcement and urges landholders to tolerate open pasturing while criticizing shepherding practices. May 15 Riverside.
Toklau reports Premier Tuklai seriously wounded in an attack during a post ceremony procession. Officials and military leaders were named in the unrest as investigators probe the scene and motive. Public officials described the wound as grave with hospital care continuing. The incident sparked widespread concern across Toklian leadership and security circles.
Fragmentary OCR recalls disturbances in Bombay with police efforts and sightings of crowds and guards. Mentions of a protest mood and the afternoon schedule. Details are unclear but indicate unrest and police response during the day.
A murky OCR fragment references private breweries and a Superior Wheewerion, mentioning tax and regulatory figures. Names and details are garbled, but hints at brewery operations and taxation appear, with several distorted terms suggesting a report on private brewing activity and potential oversight.
A garbled OCR style note mentions Mexico and Peru with fragmented phrases about a meeting or event. Names and concrete details are unclear, yielding a sparse glimpse of two nations tied to a wartime context. The snippet hints at a coordinate or code referencing a league or group, but specifics are unreadable.
An unclear memo reports that several Mieit Alesbol dealers were fined by RVMA authorities. The document references Epica Peru Mint ACANE OT and mentions a time phrase about 6 pte, but the overall details are fragmentary and the exact actions remain unspecified.
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic montage of names and places including Medera Bleebeard and Waris Syptay Tovimtesrias. The readable segments hint at a clash or discovery set across unnamed locals and factions. Further specifics are obscured by garbled text.
A meeting in Ottawa discussed Mr W Angling growing support to urge his nomination and secure a place with the Federal Ministry of Commerce. Officials from New South Wales and other groups joined the push, with ministers and chairmen weighing the nomination prospects and procedural steps.
Incomplete obituary notice mentioning names and dates with unclear details. Lacks readable entities or events to identify the person or context.
Fragmentary lines discuss butter exports and trade factors. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text, but imply concerns over quantities and pricing. The surviving phrases reference export activity and market conditions without clear dates or places.
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