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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
5
The 40 year old Weight & Sons Funeral Directors offer sympathetic service and mortuary arrangements tailored to financial circumstances. The firm promotes high standards and invites inquiries at 28 Wilson Street Horsham after hours at 226 mil 644.
Fragmentary text lists names including Firebrace Street Horhaw Elizabeth Cooney, Marrt Cooney of Coote Hill Ireland, Henry Griersby Marion Cooney. The lone phrase The Lord is any shepherd appears as a stray line. No clear event or action, suggesting a genealogical or archival note.
Memorial notice for a mother who passed away on May 15 1944, described as peacefully sleeping and free from sorrow in God’s care. Inserted by her daughters Alice Rather and Lottie Pinpinio, with a message of reunion.
Commercial intelligence from Melbourne notes Wheat prices for New Spiehl at 3/22 and Wheat in Horsham at 2/10 1/2 per bushel. Oats milling Var it fool Wil to 21. Barley oats 248 B/ s Gang 2/4 ig 24s. Onions listed at £74 to £37. Potatoes and Chall values shown as 15 to 4/5.
The article argues Victorian Labor MPs resisted aiding Langs followers but reluctantly endorsed the Lang appeal. Tunnecliffe and Alt face a harsh dilemma as Langs campaign shapes electors toward Langites, weakening Federal Labor. It contends Lang’s leadership injures Labor nationwide, with Queensland and other states showing contrasting success under different leadership.
A request to Government for a grant or loan of about £18,000 to extend motor pump equipment for country fire brigades is under consideration. The proposal notes the asset's short life and suggests currency adjustments in the program.
The Legislative Assembly discussed a proposal cited by Mr Coyle, a former country leader, about limiting annual contributions to a low level and overhauling the local rating system to finance brigades. Brigadier Bourchier signaled intent to recommend the request to Cabinet.
The official forecast issued at noon yesterday predicts cold, cloudy weather with further showers. A sharp shower was reported on Wednesday night, while continued cold conditions persist with improving trends in the west and south as winds shift from west to south.
Mrs Edgar Aisbett of Fravers Street Horsham found her house disturbed after attending a Tuesday night film. A thief or thieves entered the residence and stole £5 10s from a drawer while leaving clothes scattered about. She reported the intrusion and missing money to the authorities.
William Aisbett faced Horsham Police Court after being observed driving on the wrong side of the street on April 1. Constable Drewry testified to seeing Aisbett swing to the wrong side and pass another vehicle, with the defendant claiming justifiable cause.
The court fined a man £1 with £1 19s costs for clearing noxious weeds on his property. The case was heard this Wednesday in the local court, with magistrates noting the nuisance and ordering compliance.
Horshini Town council seeks to curb illicit digging and fishing baiting by residents. The police are requested to stop several offenders from disturbing grains on water tables and causing unsightly scenes and inconvenience.
A Horsham Scout social danse at Horsham Town Hall drew strong attendance with a supper by the committee. A Wimmera County Council meeting in Vimboola elected delegates from Forshium Dimboola Shire Natinnk and Rainhow to plan county events.
A garbled court report notes McIntosh pleading at Horshim Police Court. The fragment hints at a riding offense and an implied sentence or fine, but names and details are unclear.
Decorations overflowed Mor sham Tow Hall on May night as the Horsham Apex Club staged its most lavish ball. Guests praised the conduct and music by Loeland's orchestra, while supper and lighting enhanced the event though the financial result fell short.
Preparations for a memorial to the late Mr William Farrer progress with plans to unveil the monuments. The Minyite Farmers Association debates inviting the Governor or Premier, while other local matters include police court notes and Horsham ANA and bowls club affairs.
The Horsham Theatre presents a showing featuring W. C. Fields Zasu Pitts and Kent Taylor in a comedy with romance and a Kentucky feud tale set amid publicity stunts and song numbers. The cast includes Bing Crosby and Kent Carlisle with Randolph Scott and Miss Ralston in romantic roles. Also billed is The Last Man by Zane Grey and a Kentucky feuding family plot. Fire Brigade Announces Annual Ball details follow.
In the Hor sham Police Court on Wednesday Walter Nunny and K. McLaglen faced debt related judgments. Amounts recorded include £18 1s and £1 1s costs, with State Rives and Water Supply Commission v. A. B. Pfeiffer noted for 29/9/11 along with related costs.
An elderly man died on Monday in unclear circumstances after a night out. A post mortem was held and the deputy coroner will conduct an inquiry. Burial occurred in Melbourne.
George Fall of Antwerp was charged with failing to register a motor car after an incident on Hamilton Street, Torsham, on April 27. He admitted guilt saying he could not afford the registration. A fine of 3 pounds was imposed.
The ad emphasizes smart women seeking well cut coats with splendid wear. It invites inspection at Finkemeyer’s and highlights the blend of beauty and quality in every piece. The proprietress JE endorses the store’s offerings as essential for fashionable attire.
The report notes Victoria's continued wheat sales to Japan and local market prices. Japan imported 2,802,059 centals, about 105,000 tons, from Victoria this period, valued around £7,143,000. Northern China business and flour sales also influenced local output and prices.
Stawell residents and institutions celebrated Mr. Cato ling’s 37th birthday with charitable gifts. The Stawell Hospital, Cate Park, churches and the Apuowell Brass Band received donations totaling substantial sums, while the hospital committee urged more happy returns to the benefactor.
Guidance on applying bulky organic matter like bush rakings and andrafter to orchards, noting that nitrifying bacteria lock nitrogen temporarily. Advises applying in winter to reduce nitrogen loss and timing nitrogen release with spring tree activity, and suggests sulfuric ammonium and other additions to balance nutrients.
Senator Brennan addressed the Victorian Dairy Factory Managers Association noting government limits and the need for concerted action. He praised Britain as Australia’s key dairy customer and urged stronger advertising in England. He warned dairy conditions remain challenging due to factors beyond any one country’s control.
A Minyip district report notes grasshopper activity and outlines farming debt issues. The piece discusses the Commonwealth Farm Debt Adjustment Fund of 185,600,000 and states steps for state authority to suspend creditor rights while arranging debtor relief.
Donald Stephens of Stawell faced Ballarat General Sessions on Tuesday charged with luring police to aid a plot against the force. Evidence showed he wrote letters making allegations about two girls. he later signed a statement claiming the accusations were false. The jury found him guilty of several offences, including theft of 45 months, while the judge imposed six months imprisonment for another count. A school in Serviceton was destroyed by fire. workers sleeping on site were awakened and rescued essential equipment, with preparations under headmaster Mr. E. B. Gonahar for students’ temporary accommodations.
A British bulletin warns of the danger from broken glass on roads after a rise in incidents and fines for leaving bottles near highways. It notes serious accidents from swerving to avoid shards and urges motorists to clear obstructions promptly.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference farm land infesta tion requiring landowners to turn fields into pasture. Government proposes stocking former wheat areas to reduce trouble and support farmers through fencing and conservation measures.
Reported discussions suggest replacing the aged US and British fleet with newer vessels as Britain debates its air force and fleet readiness. The plan centers on denying Germany dominance by modernizing capital ships while preserving a few battlecruisers.
In London on a Wednesday debate in the House of Lords, Lord Rothermine warns of a terrible peril from bombing aircraft and urges showing enemies they would face equal danger. Lord Tailshnata notes the Chemical Defence Committee will study gas attack risks and promises the civilian population access to mines if needed.
Secretary of the Navy Mr Bwanken said American naval maneuvers in the Pacific were not directed at Japan. He noted no personal objections to Japanese fleet maneuvers in the North Pacific and that the Japanese exercises did not come within 5,000 miles of the U S west coast while the U S fleet did not approach Japan.
Fragmentary text references Dublin Wednesday and British conversion operations. It mentions tribute to conversion efforts, patriotism themes, and a Free arte intended to mirror conversion. Status and details remain unclear due to unreliable OCR.
An air show climaxed with a bold descent when a bomber crew member parachuted to the feet of French Foreign Minister Laval. He praised the pilots as valiant and their machines as fine after the dramatic display. The event featured a bouquet presented to Laval by Jose, a daughter figure in attendance.
The Jonker diamond from a London syndicate was bought by a York buyer for around 270,000 dollars with speculation the price could reach 700,000 dollars. Harry Winston gem firm involved in the transaction.
Reports from the Victorian Department of Agriculture indicate seed consignments from New South Wales may carry skeleton weed into farming areas. Officials urge thorough checks of purchases to ensure seed is free of skeleton weed and note cross-border grain distribution to date has not caused outbreaks.
The wedding of Lituy Go daughter of Als AL. Michauibgy and John Richardson of Koy va to Job 2 third son of Jas Mra. George Kay of Wikkoy took place at the Fed Church of England Ascot Vale with Rev W R Cooling officiating on April 4. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and a long veil, and was attended by her sister and other bridesmaids in pink and white velvet dresses. The couple left for a honeymoon by car, planning to settle at ills.
A young man named Marendas was committed to trial today in City Court on a charge of false pretenses related to gift exchanges with a steeplechase jockey. The case alleges he obtained money by deception claiming Ioun offers.
Correspant TM in Tl notes a tense scene as plans for a Weturi substation are advancing. Mr Jamies, 40, married, faces panic amid progress reports on the venture with prospects of success awaited.
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