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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
4
Attorney Me G Wettenhall of New South Wales Chambers Hobson Street Horsham is listed as solicitor for a case. The brief entry notes a barrister associated with the firm and the address 0 Pirelrace Street Horsham with a Whine 258 designation.
A Melbourne market report mixes with a long topleading piece on a renowned Australian preacher visiting Horsham. The article notes prices for various provisions, local addresses, and a narrative about the preacher’s address and its impact, ending with a summary of the event and public reception.
Weather notes indicate continued pleasant conditions with clear skies and improving forecasts. Various programs and tests are planned, including a radio segment and ongoing investigations as authorities prepare further reports and updates.
High School ex-students gather for a meeting at Memoria Hall on Wednesday after a Monday event, with plans for basketball and hockey updates. Organizers emphasize matching attendance to aid business and logistics for the session.
The British Empire Day is set for Thursday with celebrations across dominions colonies and states. Notables and various leaders such as the Duke of Bedford Devonshire and Chamberlain are mentioned, as are symbols of unity and liberty through the empire.
A man sustained a penetrating eye injury when a piece of steel flew from a tool near a joint and struck the eye. He was treated at a hospital after initial care and transferred for surgery. He remained under medical supervision with hope for recovery.
Minars Dawid Anderson 4 So will sell by auction at a teleased on a certain day at 3 pm. It notes valuable building weeks situated on Delete ateeet and mentions the Minister of Lands and the Comission this week will investigate the intercomons of series edeal? shulitings.
ALSS1 LA reports a women's auxiliary social evening at the Mussakin Institute with unadvertised portions. The Wheatgrowers Association branch disbanded amid discussion of records, subscriptions, and a small balance. Secretary difficulty noted. final balance £4 9s 6d.
A disputed opening meeting of the Amalgamated Province Company district committee discussed extending operations. Proposals were considered to arm the plan with 20 000 lass by a paced git, and to appoint agents for the new freezing venture with Melbpurun as a key site. Names of several society and director members were noted as present for the lengthy talks.
A disorderly account describes a home robbery near Minyif on May 12. A laborer Arthur Jackson pleads guilty to entering a dwelling and stealing money and jewelry. money was later found on a suspect during interrogation. Eyewitness statements recount a window broken and items displaced.
A fragmentary city report notes an incident involving a youth and a medical concern described as a stomach injury. The text references unclear terms and local entities, with partial mentions of responders and a nearby urban area.
A scrambled and partial OCR tale describes a father and his son vanishing near an avenue in Malvori with scattered phrases about Wise Wit, Sty Rada, and Mmmned Tog. The readable fragments hint at a missing person case and a search underway, with unclear local details.
A massive fire raged for hours destroying large sections of the city. Officials estimate property losses around 8 million with one merchant killed and twelve injured as water supplies and equipment failures hampered efforts. Clouds of acrid smoke stretched over the business district and residential areas, with a dramatic view of flames and collapsing structures. Firefighters battled the blaze for days, evacuating residents and preventing spread to nearby buildings as emergency crews worked to contain the disaster.
Damaged reports cite Alp Tex Millions in losses with figures around 4 inches of rainfall or other unclear measures. casualties or injuries described with limited legibility. The fragment references a fatality and substantial damage, including mentions of March and various locations, but specifics are unreadable.
A parliamentary or official inquiry in Australia reviews crude oil imports and refining quality. Mr VS Babin and the Vetrub Commission compare crude oil with global standards, citing reports from Me Broad and the Attorney General Me. Cartiey.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe labor activists meeting on a Wednesday with references to Sydney and a Vietnam era context. Mentions include J. FL Seillfin and Hedert Tahar Putty with unclear roles, plus a Veterans labor conference and multi-state implications for upcoming elections.
A highly garbled report on the National Recovery Act references Washington figures and officials, claiming the act’s future is in question. It notes statements by Mr. Darrow and administrator Tolinsnis asserting the act’s effectiveness and urging broader federal coordination within the country.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Britannia and a card note with illegible author attribution. The readable parts indicate a Sunday feature or item related to Britannia, but details and context are too garbled to specify names, places, or an exact event.
A fragmented report details a Young Farmers' Club event at Ianiva Ale HB with discussion of pasture improvements, costs, and expert consultations. It cites names like W. Parsons and Q. Webb, references to farm machinery, and aims to restore land with pasture work, fencing, and soil measures.
Lanpuira reports in Taguig on a small-scale operation focusing on roasted items. The piece cites Hann and Fucus involvement with SM Asetory, noting a niche market and local activity while mentioning NE as a geographic or organizational reference.
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