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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 19, 1931
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references Warren and a death or critical incident tied to a county facility. It mentions banners, a family, and a date near a recognition event, but the text is heavily damaged leaving unclear names, places, and outcomes.
A garbled obituary snippet lists multiple names and partial dates with scattered locations. The readable portions offer no cohesive narrative or clear biographical details beyond assorted identifiers and year-like tokens, rendering a concise memorial note elusive.
A parliamentary debate centers on the Victoria State Savings Bank and whether government ventures justified its protection as a secure institution. Members praise the bank’s ninety years of service, profits, and deposits while questioning debt handling and ongoing solvency as a benchmark for public confidence.
A garbled OCR text yields unreadable fragments of district news items. Names, places, dates, and events are indiscernible, leaving only scattered letters and broken words without coherent fact.
A brief wire report from Maltoarem filed Monday by Our Correspondent notes ongoing local developments. Lacks detailed names or figures but confirms continuing activity in the region.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a city conference and a decision process during winter months. Unreadable terms appear about unemployment and stress, with garbled phrases complicating meaning and no clear event or outcome to report.
A fragmented report notes accusations of corruption and incompetence in the Fetaral Coysition. Lathe, deputy lear, faces trial while critics claim pursuit of popularity over public service. The piece hints at schemes to capitalise on voter sentiment amid turmoil.
A former major faced assault allegations connected to a disputed relationship. The hearing referenced injuries from a fractured skull and alleged blood exposure. Widespread confusion and fragmented names marked the proceedings as officials reviewed the case.
Fragmented OCR text notes political fragility within the Scullin Ministry. Mentions Hobnyry Musatny and Dwyer Wenge Lalo as possible critics or voices, references to Taivermineny poles and a young leader, and signals concern about election dynamics and public confidence during a turbulent period.
A damaged report discusses a financial bank's status and its supposed resilience against political treachery. It cites government loans and reserves as safeguards for savings, asserting the institution remains solid despite attacks and fears of turmoil.
A fragmented report notes a legal dispute over betting debts and alleged failures to honor payments. The session, before Justice Maryarthur, adjourned amid questions about a feral claim and a potential expulsion related to the bar.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss the Waterside Workers Union and a federation meeting. Mentions general secretary and measures aimed at enforcing transport regulations, with unclear details on actions or outcomes.
A garbled historical report describes concerns about child labor on farms. It mentions a farm supervisor and the State Rivers commission discussing sending children to work without wages, with emphasis on control and safety standards. The text references plans, payments, and the fear of exploitation of children.
An odd archaic notice echoes a product claim for relief from coughs and colds. It cites the Woods Great Peppermint Care and promises soothing effects. The garbled text hints at a long standing patent or remedy advertisement and public confusion.
A garbled weather report notes about 1K inches of rain this month with flooding overhead and rain registered. Mentions droughts easing, roads and railway yards drying for motor traffic, and wheat stocks appearing in the yard. Key entities are unclear but involve rainfall, roads, and crops.
Correspondence from Horsham Times discusses municipal control over dairy farming, water provision, and street drainage. The writer questions legality of measures affecting cattle, sheep, and horses, urging a balanced approach to protect dairying while considering public health and urban planning.
Paris reports a wage cut dispute fueling a strike by French textile workers. About 400 workers from several plants are refusing to work amid cost of living concerns and management wage reductions.
Fragmentary report describes deadly riots in Egypt with fatalities and injuries. The piece references casualties, a weekend event, and crowds near buses and tents, but exact details are unclear due to damaged text. Names and precise locations are not readable.
A crew including Sami Mumsie sailed from Eniglaul under sealed orders to search for a cargo of gold from the Dateh, said to be worth 1HN.00, believed lost when the Tabantin axe sank after a German attack. The mission was to aid Germelie in South Aminrien.
Fragmentary report notes a death sentence verdict and an appeal looming. Names and places are garbled, but references to a court outcome, potential manslaughter or murder case, and awaiting further legal action hint at a judicial proceeding.
A cryptic chancery note discusses commemorations of King Alfonso's birthday with reference to panels and warnings. It mentions Paroma and Attomae Pomerag in a context suggesting restrictions or prohibitions. The text is garbled but centers on royal birthday observances and potential official controls.
A garbled OCR fragment references a speed boat record with names like Gantome and Rugland. Mentions British pent Wout and pilot Wy Raye Don, a mechanical trouble event, and a distant finish. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the gist notes a record attempt and ensuing issues.
A garbled passage describes district tensions and persons named Hyginno and Lam Kohin Hook amid personal insults and threats. It references an Agricultural department official and a year ending with May 1X, with a mother and slipper anecdote, all in a contentious civic context.
Four HEMEBY gives notice of writ revived by me to hold the election for the Western Province nomination at Learmonth Buildings Urey Street Hamilton. The writ covers the poll on May 4, 1884 at 5 am with listed polling places including Court House National Hall Nora Ina Purdle Hart and many district schools and halls. Harold Learmonth signs as retiring official for the Western Provinces.
Henry Pyr, Returning Officer, announces May 20 as nomination day for a Member to serve in the Legislative Council of the North Western Province. Nominations open at Tin Halt and multiple district schools. voting set for June 6 if needed.
An obscure account recalls Mr O iordan Sievessruiry treating Mr Henry Adams son from Yapert many years ago during illness. The narrative notes long standing health issues and a history of varalyale like symptoms affecting the patient.
Wanted wives and sewing help advertised with market days on Wednesday and Friday at the Avte neu Market. Also seeks young lads with cipher and book keeping experience for the Times job at No. Vel, 1 Pyment Street, phone 114.
WANTED TO SELL Two spring ers due to calve any day J HARD INGHAM Green Park Phony 372 AT GHARSCI S BAZAAR wearing at LW on FRIDAY NEXT the lista aneriin wale of Suodries Tools Vebicen Farm Wendy cc Pvaley sale arom Kurultare sale to for five Buttley invited FLW GRABSCH Norsham HOARD and RESIDENCE Two vavaneies rule business people excel lent seals Mary STEWART next Mechanics Institute Pynsent Street FILMS expertly developed by 2 ARTHUR JENKIN Photograyser 17 Pynsent Street opposite Presbyterian Sunday School Same day service WANTED KNOWN Bedding re conditioned Stecilised Remodelled Refilled either with half fire Rapok or hygienic wool Orders called for and delivered daily 8 WILLIAMSOS Epheletaty Bpadalit 2 Firebrace Phape 383
Full details of a safe and simple home remedy were released by the Principal Botanke Institute. The notice invites readers to write for the remedy at Box 315 Auckland New Zealand.
Multiple small ads from a vintage classifieds page list items for sale including a Morris Minor car, a Varma Insignis Tree, a 17 egg incubator, flower seeds and plants. Contact details reference Horsham and Mardingham, with several garbled lines suggesting vendors and prices.
Fragmented OCR text describes shelter tree species and growth terms across various plant names such as Picea, Acacia, and Macrocapa. It mentions prices or counts like 20 each and references locations and rail Spencer Marvet with uncertain context. The garbled data limits precise reporting on species, quantities, and provenance.
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