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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 19, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as B WHITE 77 and Winn Reed with district and public department references. The legible bits imply a district or public works notice, likely listing officials and postings without complete details.
Memorial note expresses thanks to relatives for support during bereavement. Names mentioned include Mary Adereused, Margaret, Prisicus, Hit aatett, Thomas, Merah, Uhariurie, Leslie amit Deventhy, aged 56, and Albert MacNeil with family. Appreciation extended to Matron and staff, F. EN MEMOETAM, and others for sympathy and help during the recess period.
Melbourne market report details price ranges for eggs butter cheese onions hay and other produce. Read like a fragmented OCR from Melbourne produce exchange with figures including 41 to 2s, 193 to £9 10s, and various station and bushel references.
Fragmented OCR text references birth rate ethics, law, and policy debates involving Australia and the United States. Mentions mortality, fertility, and social duties, with scattered names and events. The passage is garbled, lacking clear dates or outcomes, and does not present a cohesive news item.
Rainfall that appeared to be steady has not continued as weather forecasters report generally cold nights. The western division notes cloudy periods with wind and minimal thaw, while early winter conditions begin to emerge in the region.
Reader-friendly summary of a late 19th or early 20th century issue recounting serialized adventures in a Western town. The text blends dramatic episodes including a peace officer’s curb on gang violence, a brutal shipboard mutiny, and a dangerous chase across tropical frontiers, along with local notices about accidents and community events.
The piece notes a performer titled as the new wheat king at an international event in Chisapo, with prior wins using Menard variety samples. It mentions Canada’s long-run dominance and U S competition, plus historic title trends since 1811.
A croquet gathering at Borsham Club attracted strong attendance during Ashura. Participants included local players and featured several matchups. Mrs J Edmonds chaired the grade event while spectators filled the venue, with notable rivalry between Sindee Wulothy and Mt Forker.
Melbourne correspondent reports a swift train run from Melbourne to Launceston today. The journey covers about 290 miles at an average speed around 300 miles per hour, completing in roughly 82 minutes.
Sydney reports the Court of Criminal Appeal quashed the six youths convictions for abducting a young Italian woman at Parramatta on January 3. The youths, who had been sentenced to death, will be given a new trial.
Melbourne correspondent reports Alderman R. P. Fetcher of Birden head England confessed after two days of wandering that few places in Melbourne could be called slums in the ordinary sense.
In Mt Jambier Town Hall Mr W J Spafford argued Australia must strengthen ties with Britain to counter Argentina, detailing South American geography, cattle and fruit potential, and export costs. He claimed Argentina could feed the world, while Australia relied on political advantages and better export standards to gain favorable trade with the Empire.
In early morning fog off Byarhy Head Poh London two steamers the Mackining and the Clan Ross collided and list. One boat the Aaxuti appears damaged while both vessels lie entlided with bow damage, as wreckage and debris reported in the foggy harbor area. Local authorities begin salvage and investigation.
An Inand Dictatorship Monday reports M Nyahlank led a Metropolitan investigation and presided over the trial of TD Himes chuk, director of the Polar station in Wrangell teland. Allegations describe dictatorship, abuse of scientists and Towat population, medical advisor Wulfson’s denial, and efforts to hide contempt and starvation at the island warehouse. Local authorities emphasize the turbulent conditions as efforts to enforce control unfold amid public outrage.
The Times special correspondent reports London and Djibouti noting a move toward terrorism in Addie Ababa under Italian occupation. About 800 arrests, many looting. military tribunals brief. executions of 40 to 50 per batch. A new crime of weapon possession is ordered. A three day surrender decree was set, with merciless punishment for disobedience. An Austrian banker Aden and Ethiopian patriot lawyer Atto Adetta were murdered.
The Archbishop of Canterbury condemns public rhetoric against the League of Nations urging its overhaul or exit to safeguard civilization. Reports cite India withdrawal agitation, Egypt strikes against Britain under the league, and calls for reevaluating Anglo Arabian ties amid broader regional tensions.
A rudimentary ad fragment promises relief from rheumatic pains using a claimed remedy and urges readers to request an Erie Booklet for details. The text references neuritis relief and a product name, but specifics are illegible.
Fragments discuss Panama Canal concepts and the notion of aligning sea level with the Great Lakes. The text mentions competition with Australia and hints at historical views on canal engineering and potential implications of a sea level raise.
A fragmented radio schedule lists SHS programmes with times and titles such as News Service and Theatre features. Entries mention specific callers, broadcasts, and a Christmas balance note, reflecting a local station's daily lineup and late evening alerts.
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