Horsham Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Highlights Finances
The Horsham Agricultural Society held its annual meeting with president Mr Woodgate presiding. The finances improved by about £100 due to higher at show receipts and donations, while the society prepared for the 60th show amid enhanced displays and trophies. The report notes extended work with irrigation tours and involvement in state agricultural bodies.
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Horsham Society
Whiday
Oir
Woodgate
Iquaiuua
wWarracka
Department of Agriculture
Helisink
Ito
Tale Im
Foamuttee
Particpal Jedan
G. Wo McDonald
Gold Institute of Technology
T Doroaus
Messrs . Hennessy
MM Jackman
C. Bailey
Hayes
Pollock
Ullane
Shese
Society
Priges
W Aisted
McLionald
Floraham
Euuaty
Australian Areat Board
Law Quur
Deverster
Lomita
WE. Dahlenburg
Nts
Dalenburg
Conference of Agriculture Societies
Melbourne
Winan Agricultural Societies’ Association
Victoria
Chamber of Agriculture
G. Grew
Donald
Australan Meat Board
State Adviory Committee
F. Tanglands
LC. Bartels
Bartels
3HS
Horsham Times
Horsham
Australian Sheep Breeders Plan Luncheon and Show Upgrades
The Australian Society of Breeders of British Sheep and the Australian Corriedale Breeders Association vote to hold an official luncheon on the show’s second day due to poor attendance. The society adopts Miss A Weight’s badge design, while the annual field day at Longerenong grows interest in wheat quality and Young Farmers Clubs. Donations flow in, improvements are approved, and attendance remains high as grounds work and new arboreal plantings advance the fair.
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Australian Society of Breeders
Australian Corriedale Breeders’ Association
Horstian High School
A. Weight
Longerenong
Yeviowly
Hroish
Preas
Xeske Bros
Egard
Girome
Ule Ventures
Nils
Aston
AL Morrison
Ana
Belet Hulk
Armetheats
Miedtm Starnes
Eniuiene Nmi
Usal
Lip ‘Society
Alleged Attack With Axe Charged Against Kinglake Man
Mellrne dispatch reports George Kelly of Kinglake charged at City Watchhouse with grievous bodily harm after a blow from an axe wounded William Morgan 50 proprietor of Kinglake. Royal Park dressing sheds valued at 200 pounds noted in brief.
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Mtr
Willam Morgan
Karage
Kinglake
Praneis George Kelly
Little Hope
Ste. Mow
Royal Park
The Bugging of Sheep A Revolutionary Practice
A Sydney Mail feature notes 60 000 plus South Australian flocks carrying cogs as rugs improve wool yield and reduce losses, hinting at nationwide adoption. Tests show rugged sheep yield higher value wool and better condition, with saving offsets rug and labor costs.
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South Australia
Commonwealth
Eolten
Anm
Sydney Mail
Fragmentary text from an old local notice page
OCR snippets include names, places, and numbers with no clear event. Readable items mention Wood Masten, Pinlee Tost, and various initials. The fragmentary nature prevents a coherent event or person narrative to summarize.
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Sydney
O.T
Capital City
Riverine
A. P, Suther and
Queens Brzge
Mofis Street
Melbourne South
Scuuweizer Alpen Kraeuter
Sayin
LM Vents Hor Brauer Products
Tsht Ands & Sons Pty
Aorshaw
McCormick-Deering Tractors
Piccormick
Deering
MccCormick
Fred J, Sherriff
Hersham
Orhan Agricultural Society
PMU
J. Rat
Bonnessy
Bonyaads
Berger
AL Fl
Millay
J. Ajonns
A. Kintber
Shaws
Ayrhire Stud Book Socity
Mt Mint
Pont
Lee
Aires
Adi
Denwatidts
Payes Cera
Wilson Bolton & Co
J. Langlands & Sons
Aheane
Thala
Levy
TNT
Weil
Sears
Grey Way Court
Pinlee Tost
Mathenes
BN Rapok Millis
Alywiwik Worstale
Vancy Welisteds
Sivan
Price
Lee Ides
Eerie Prien
Ankor
Wanl
Tal
Arlene
Walhivers
Nea
Ice
Yimay
Urese
Fitwits
Teslins
Sodas
Lin Beuine
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