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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a private location to pay and references individuals likely as witnesses or parties. Names include THOS, MORN, Bougine, and terms like wife or cited. Text is incomplete with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
The Cammon High School community expresses heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of support and sympathy after the loss of a loved one. The family appreciates the kindness shown during this difficult time.
A day of rain interrupted activities including a motor car mishap near Horsham. George Suet of Nate daily Kos Mayhew was hurt stepping on the pool area after a fall. In school observances Empire Day will be marked with history and geography lessons, a cinema show, and a salute to Egypt. The Presbyterian Girls Association plans a winter gym display and an address by Kenton.
The Horsham Borough Council contracts for sewerage services face expiry and calls for fresh tenders while the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission debates the project. A record breaking car sighting in Horsham drew crowds as local dealers highlighted fuel efficiency and speed, amid council plans and public notices.
An engagement between Tony Vorneronit ebdent daughter of Mrs Wl. Pickering of Glenorchy and a son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Kokexky of Horsbas Agwelly is reported. The wedding occurred at His Mutlvaliat hare Lineaster with Mey and Evelyn Hill in attendance.
Mr HG Hill Kowrer Shire secretary forwarded the final statement of contributions toward the appeal for £25,800. Previously acknowledged 45% collected by Dr Potter. Mina Fitzgerald on total revived and forwarded to the state War Council £413.0.
Horsham Rifle Club members conducted a 10 shot match at 100 yards after a football match draw. Six shooters participated including T Bail A Monith W Henith and J Teeker with scores listed. A practice session over three ranges planned for tomorrow as district clubs plan challenges with Ballarat Wing.
Melbourne police report a motor truck and three trailers carrying 25 men near Queens Cliff. Several injuries noted including broken ribs and a broken leg. Two youths, Georgemith 14 and Albert Jones 17, faced City Court for shoplifting and breaking in, remanded. Also a large unemployed demonstration at the State archives. The steamer Benalla delivered 250 Victoria migrants.
Uncensored bulletin reports Field Marshal the Earl of Ypres sinking with little hope of recovery. War funding and Belgian aid discussed. Officials in Washington and Europe move toward negotiations. Silk duties and liquor blockade noted with shipping disruptions. Palestine command approval and exploration of an unexplored region near a southern Arctic coast hinted.
Horsham hosts Warracknabeal in a decisive round as team lineups settle for tomorrows game. Impassable travel notes include railway arrangements affecting supporters and players, with Horsham listing a full bench of players and substitutes.
The page surveys varied items including French Morocco reinforcements, a rise in the sterling rate in New York, a royal welcome in King Williamstown, wireless storage research, bootlegging resistance debates, and a detailed Horsham versus Nhill football match narrative with Warrack, Minyip, and Nhill dynamics, plus regional cricket and local notices.
A chaotic report details a football match between Minyip and Horsham with protests over Dimboola plays. It notes contentious calls, player actions, and ensuing debates at halftime and full time, highlighting team strengths and key scorers amid a windy, tactical game.
The funeral service for Mrs Jamie Seonginn Mobb, wife of Thomas Hobbs, was held at Clear Lake Cemetery. Pallbearers named Memen Mobbe HL Ui Wehls Le Hatehewon Stew Bevin attended the ceremony.
A garbled historical exchange discusses a mission, letters, and people named in fragments. The text references correspondence, future plans, and various individuals, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR-like errors and random phrases.
To the Editor Hersham Times letter discusses ariel tr and wool prices, urging farmers not to let politics interfere with wool and wheat markets. The writer claims unity from parties supports wool interests, calling for fact over partisan noise and a focus on farmer benefit.
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