Lederman's am and hie at 407 Sturt Street Ballarat
Local notice lists Lederman's business at 407 Sturt Street Ballarat with an am and hie reference. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
3
Local notice lists Lederman's business at 407 Sturt Street Ballarat with an am and hie reference. No further details provided.
A proposed amendment from Mr Milne-Tartan to fund wide equal pay relief for unemployed workers faced expected Labour opposition. The plan would limit work earnings for married and other workers, funding sustenance through a limited vehicle. Critics warned it would stifle real job creation while favouring industrial harmony over welfare, with broader economic fears raised as winter approached.
A town gathering heatedly debated farm policy with objections to a proposed reform. An amendment was tabled and referred to officials, while a public meeting set for Friday seeks community input amid tax and school funding tensions. Citizens' responses showed strong division on reform and local business impacts.
A fragmented dressmaking ad describes a range of fabrics including Fanny threads, Couturte materials, velveteens and black silk velvet for coats and garments. It mentions 37 to 46 lengths, heat dye options, and a price of 14 shillings 6 pence per yard with braced loom details.
A department showcases new felt mats in varied shapes and colors. Fancy tweeds and double width yard goods are offered with samples available. The advertisement emphasizes newest shapes and hues for spring millinery and dress needs.
A terse item notes Spokestitching done on the premises with brief mention of MLE Day Service and a stray term aa Tar. The readable text confirms on site work activity and associated services, though details are limited.
Fragmentary item lists persons and places with garbled terms such as MR and LEE CRINKLE BENBAMB, BABY STREET, STAWELL, and dates like MAY 3 FRIDAY JUNE. The readable bits suggest a local notice or social item but lack coherent facts or events to confirm.
A truck yard fire destroyed a bêton track and damaged nearby premises in Stawell on Thursday evening. Fire spread from a stack of dry leaves to dry wood, engulfing the track and causing extensive damage. The incident, valued at £136, involved nearby Woollen Mills and local street activity as firefighters contained the blaze.
Revenue figures show a downturn across multiple divisions including live stock outward and inward accounts. The report cites a challenging period with declining sales and unsettled demand, listing several line items and a cautious outlook for the current year.
Miss Lilley sister of Mr Val Lilley collapsed in a bath in Dama stort on Ratuylae night. She had previously undergone treatment for heart trouble and vertigo, with observers noting the period of illness surrounding the incident and investigators examining the scene for clues.
Asociaten and viewhern of the Girly Friendly Society prepare a chrysanthemum show and variety fair in the Parish Hall tomorrow. Flowers, bowls, baskets, cooked items, astral penter, cake and sweet stalls planned. Tickets available, evening program to follow.
A chaotic page of Horsham news outlines school visits, fund appeals, football incidents, and local notices. It mentions Victoria photographs bought from government sources, a footballer’s facial injury, a relief fund, visitors’ day at the Bernhan State School, and upcoming social events including piano exams and barcelona exhibition prizes. The report references local figures and institutions such as the Victoria Mail Ways, the Government Tourist Bureau, and the Ladies Benevolent Society.
Fragmented local theatre notice describes a play with musical and sports jargon and lists cast members Sue Carell and Natey Carroll among featured performers. It mentions a crowd pleasing program including a dance number and a special act titled Applinters, with Helen Rute as a new entrant and Arther Hyer in a central role.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about outfits for young people and arriving goods. It mentions frocks and a store display, with scattered words like week, address, and teachers. No coherent event or person is clearly identified.
The article details a lavish late 19th or early 20th century wedding in England with rich ceremony particulars. It mentions Miss Elfreda of Bankstown Ryduwy and other named attendees, the bride’s gown described as ornate, the bridegroom attended by Repert Lackwell, and the ceremony conducted by Reverend W. J. Tame at Christ Church with the church decor and gifts highlighted.
A fragmentary newspaper item describes a wedding with references to a bride and groom, attendants, and ceremonial gifts. The text is garbled but mentions a bridal couple, a procession, a dress and attire, and gifts including ornate items like gold writing and etched jewelry.
An inexact report notes Phyllis Amy underwent appendicitis surgery at Parklands hospital Nathwik. her husband is informed of her recovery. Lieutenant Commander Willan Hermasteer receives a promoted rank. Property and estate details follow, with mentions of personal property and a will dated February.
A garbled report outlines disputes between agricultural ministers over wheat pool operations and profit safeguards. The text mentions farmers, shipment timing, and market policies amid calls for favorable conditions and possible interventions.
Local notice lists service meals and support at Salvation Army building. Mentions community volunteers and a public event date to vote on related programs. Names and exact times unclear due to damaged text.
The text appears garbled with numerous typos and incomplete phrases making precise meaning unclear. It mentions a debt amount of 800000 pounds and references likely parties, dates, and actions but the fragmented statements lack coherent facts to summarize confidently.
The readable text is heavily garbled with many misspellings and lacks clear names, dates, places, or a coherent event. No verifiable facts remain to identify a person, organization, or outcome for a concise summary.
The readable portions provide few recognizable facts or names. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered letters and numbers, offering no verifiable event, person, or organization to summarize into a proper news item.
In the state capital, officials report ongoing vacancies in key judicial posts as delays in appointments ripple through the court system. Legislators and court administrators clash over process norms while affected dockets accumulate, prompting calls for expedited confirmations and interim measures.
The readable text presents numerous garbled phrases, names, and terms. No coherent event or entities are identifiable, leaving only fragmented fragments such as names and abrupt notes without a clear narrative or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text describes a women’s motor trial with unclear details. Mentions Thet Wooley and PBS items, references to rankings or positions, and a bank or chemical note. Reading shows garbled names and events, lacking coherent outcomes or dates.
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