Purification of Mal l ee Water and Education Reforms Noted
An Australian regional note reports on farmers seeking water purification due to organic matter and smell in Mallee dam water. Copper sulphate treatment is suggested with careful dosing to avoid harm. repeated applications possible. The State Rivers and Water Supply Commission warns of toxicity and advises precise distribution over water volume. Separate item covers reforms in state education with a 100,000-signature petition urging a wholesale program and a commission for modernizing schooling.
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Mallee
State Rivers and ‘Water Supply Commission
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
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Wreed
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de Patton
Henares
Marne
Melien
Italia
Marsh
Local society and military notices drift through Horsham paper
A jumble of names and places fills the page with society moves. Mentions include Mrs Attlee and Miss Ward, many relatives visiting and staying, and a note about Mr. Henstridge and family in Gleet Street. Also referenced are Edith Young and Miss Dorothy Edmondson beginning work with Dalgety and Company.
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Re Miller
Amber
Attlee
J. Hoskin
Ilensin
Ward
Serbelmes Pearlane Hee
Letshcen
Adan Runbertey
Ennipor
Thoshin
Liv Valolimatee
Toni Nan
Aimee Stake Seiewend
NDP I
Mr Row
Bettel Gale
Alea
Naru
Connivety
Borneo
Jerie Cisilins
Ken Millee
Senebetray
Aca Mac
Henstridge
F. Henstridge
Glee
The Horsham Times Briefs on Tostas and Friday Subaprihion
The Horsham Times reports on Tostas and a Friday subaprihion with uncertain details. Readers are urged to await further updates as the item remains unclear and under review.
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The
Horsham Times
Tostas
Brees
Rainfall and farm horse fodder debate in regional meeting
In the Wimmera district council notes from May 1845 discuss drought impact and fodder shortages. Delegates emphasize farm horses for work over racehorses and urge state fodder checks and redistribution of basic commodities as Premier signals redistribution to be decided today.
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Wimmera
Gaintull
Viutis
Serviceton
Petobe Nbilm
Jeparit
Horsham
Arnand
Stawell
Kanival
Gonikw
Sadmuk
Wareack
Dimboola
Murtan
Ming
Rupanyup
Glenorchy
T Wycheprowf
Donald
Harehow
Edenhope
Wohder
Jiniter
Deleaoites
Mid-Winmera
Cairi
Victorian Wheat
Frowene Association
Hiz Tarehorses
Rac— Norwes Aesolution Aa
Mint
Ant Water Supply Commission
G. McGregor
W.ww.g.a
Northern
Wimmers
Maine
Saya
Bummam
Najquramnent Dobar
Death notices combine distressing details and family ties
Two obituaries report the deaths of Sadie Meecha rete and Willan Ryan. Sadie Meecha rete, aged unknown, died at Wembley Private hospital after years of public service and family involvement in community groups. Willan Ryan, 72, of Knebsworth Macarthur, formerly Wonwondah, leaves a wife and three daughters and one son.
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Friebe
Wembley
Muantal
Sirs
Sadie Meecha
Wits Ag
J. Piet
Allmak
Abraher Newtin
MAM
Ani
Newham
Horsham
Neti
Mt. Duhm
Pete
John
Petete
Syarh
Australia
Olynlane Wer
Darwin
Felebe
Narvink
Prive
Twopfaig Voley
Cearl
Ceaumey
Vents
Prencham
Trefert
Alfred
Amy
Amy, Nb
Satlone
Jost
Ems
Ryan
Homiltom Base Hospital
Willan Ryan
Knebsworth
Macarthur
Wonwondah
Rest Room Map Appears in Matron Ms Bisaert Report
Matron Bisaert notes towels soap and materials including wood cards and games in the rest room area as described by Mr Pickford in an AA effort.
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Bisaert
Pickford
Wood
Aa.f
Athletic scores listed for multiple forms and participants
A ledger of scores across forms 5 to 1A shows names such as Marjorie Pelchen Josephine Fuge and Noreen Lehmann with numbers like 68.3 77.6 and 91.0. Entries cover Professional Commercial and Domestic Arts classes with numerous individuals including Lois Yates Gweneth Nason and Gerald Lawson and scores ranging from 5.8 to 91.8.
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Marjorie Pelchen
Margaret Alaskin
Los Guest
Josephine Fuge
Phyllis Weir
Dorothy McDonald
Margaret Major
Nace Crouch
Jequals
Brenda Smith
Winslow Lamb
Verna Flussett
Ud Lane
Gladys Biller
Pauline Lawson
Lois Yates
Joan Mills
Lois Bowden
Graham Crouch
Reginald Williams
Brian Hutchessom
Gwenneth Nason
Gwenda Howell
John Austen
Turbulent wartime agriculture and transport across several regions
Disjointed notes describe wartime agricultural policy and transport in multiple regions. Mentions Minister of Agriculture Mr. Muurtin and references to Yugoslav and Allied supply efforts, rail and road movement, and impacts on farmers, retailers, and markets amid shortages.
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Gurtindtus
Aerion Jnken
Peetout
Esstatial
Peenmle
Aesos
Rerenvray
Agriculture
Muurtin
Sonny Aeining
Tee Mintor Elites
Peausjo
Mellenten
Orolo
Hynilen
London
Monang
Ee Itu Wineeradle
Worats
Amatl
Murv
Avinke Rad
Wiley
Occupation of Trieste Reported by Allied Powers
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of Trieste occupation and related territorial and political issues. Mentions high level figures and a statement attributed to a field marshal or similar official, with references to a governing authority and potential military actions.
Okinawa base for death blow to Japan claimed
Lieutenant General Bunker at Okinawa opened a radio broadcast declaring the base would strike the death blow to Japan. He said Japanese leaders admit Okinawa’s possession gives rest to Japan and that efforts to aid the garrison are disastrously torturing. Major General Hedge reported reduced artillery fire and fading Japanese communications with no sign of morale weakening.
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Guam
Bunker
United States Loth Army
Okinawa
Tmope
Japan
Hedge
24Th Army Corps
War losses and ongoing operations in the Philippines and Tarakan
The report cites 369 018 Japanese killed in the Philippines campaign and notes counter actions in Tarakan with air and naval support. Bombers targeted enemy installations on Borneo causing fires as Allied forces continue mopping up operations with heavy and medium bombers supporting.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Australan
Netherlands East [Indies
Tarakan
Bornen
Single plane destroys convoy of five ships
The Guam correspondent reports a lone fighter plane attacked a convoy of five ships near Farasa, destroying the lead ship and possibly a freighter. The impact reportedly felled troops and supplies bound for Japan. the destroyer was estimated at about 3000 tons.
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York
MacArthur
Imunique
Ty States
Pach
Nispeem Nook Hive Streis
Guam
United Press
Farasa
Ikroops
Japan
Iark
U S Troops Recover Stolen Italian Gold
Rome Times correspondent reports American troops found about 29 tons of Italian gold at Fortezza near the Brenner Pass. The Bank of Italy stash, once estimated near 100 tons, was moved to Fortezza and then sent to Germany by an unknown party.
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Own Mongar
Rome
The
Times
Fortezza
Brenner Pass
Barril
Bank of Taly
Bank of
Upper Class Nazis to Get Living Expenses Limited
The American Military Government restricts upper class Nazis to 1/10 monthly living expenses, about 1000 marks or 10 sterling, to await ferial claims. Correspondent from 38th Army HQ notes Germans not spared by American freezing measures. arrests and asset withdrawals listed.
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Lomson
Tas
Associated Press
Surrendered Germans Awaiting Disbandment
London dispatch reports from northwest Germany that German forces have surrendered and await disbandment as final movements begin. The process involves all arms and is occurring in the areas occupied by Allied forces, signaling the nearing end of hostilities.
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London
Germany
The
Times
Wyisip
Iran
Nurses rally to defeat Methods in close basketball clash
The Nurses edged the Method team 1-0 in a Saturday afternoon match at Mayal before a large crowd. St Michaels Verona faced an ankle sprain in the first period for a misfortune in their lineup. Final scores include Rovers St Michaels 26 7 and Presbyteriana 13 4 with other results noted.
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Theomychevite Basketbell Association
Mayal
Tas Moat
Rovers St Micheal's
Verona Ploses
Mi Ber
Soldiers Preference Bill Debate Highlights Veterans Rights
A heated session centers on a soldiers preference bill tied to postwar rehabilitation. Speakers argue for job priority for veterans, with government plans criticized as ineffective while organizers praise reform efforts and urge prompt action.
Quantong Guilds Birthday Celebration Details
A report on a Quantong guilds birthday celebration describes attendees, music, and speeches. It notes honored members and the event's procession with references to local figures and organizers, including Lady participants and a post event reception.
Brimpaen Tanke Magkbte Home Visit and Local Meeting Highlights
The report covers a Brimpaen event with a mid May meeting of the Jung LOR where two new members were initiated. Officers were elected with H Ackland as Chief Ruler and May McRae as secretary. A weekly gathering featured a bow syllabun and a supper to close. Local residents and visitors plan Melbourne week activities and family visits during school vacations.
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ACF
Hay Mtere
Alte Blume
Bayly
Bn Fay
Stan Siith
Motionnicket Rips
Mfr
May McRae
Bra
Stan
Wall Jers
Green Aie
May rain totals cited with district updates and church services
Rainfall since May 1 reached 195 points with 97 points in earlier falls. Reports mention seeded operations paused for recovery and a Thanksgiving service at Minimay led by Rev Linann celebrating a victory. Local notes include a euchre tournament on May 18 and district standings among residents.
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Ain Denefity
Minimay
Linann
Europe
Ines Dupehes
Retilme
Rehillises
Monte Cure
Pastor
West
Haysbert
Aly Lund
Ming M Gane
Mp Netherway
Lane
Stawell to Add Twenty Houses in Planned Arrangements
Local council in Stawell plans a development adding twenty houses. The timing and exact site details remain under discussion as engineers finalize housing allocations and neighborhood infrastructure.
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Af, Weight & Sons Funeral Dire
Sram
ST. Worsham
Chapel of Tepase
Able Wa
Sudmak
G. I. Kirsopp
Nathoue
Gommergial Intelligenge
U& Asuiter Merars
Ralnrwe
Hidde
Haylee Wee
Ambrean & Co
Willy Comber
Miilive Prunarraw
Uwesthioshiy
Mae Heyy
Fahl Ebert
Tate
Chie Sewchiay Haus Obfer Ag
Nores
Hasan
Bert Fee
Abe
Seth Ameepteal Frith
Poe
Benrimber
Reyes
Otto Rine
R J Wilmoth
Horsham Salvage Committee
Horsham Branen
VAD
Tandrew
Nissear
Tokyo
Fukro
Coie
Tien
Trieste
Akan
Anya
Thwly
Wie
U.S
By Cubley
Masonic
Apenteerns
PS Beek Att
Tire Sansiverlita Ghent
Methourn
Bn Iis
Tie
Atkinson
Morahan Ranch
Wang
Viverath
Ensilig
Espetient
Meir
Monty
Casey
Noeliver
Stetson
Weilhe
Sanus Yoni
Lam Neyer
de SD
Anne Ermaatios
Tiien
Gory
Natyravs
iMock
Aurel Berwuer
Umm Weliy
Gagellindon
Willey
Trainin
Ilinder Pinniston
Vileens
Ruth
Aevenstin Oy
Staat Leesien
Mr. Cps
Joe Sty
Blockeli
Dilan
Lawes
Netienlinrat
Quantong
Bad Hanis
Hugh Methdlag
Wty
Eam Schore
Finerlon
Raetlett
Waring
Vail
Ignaneues
Nottm
Vibe
Rana
Firma
X Hearts
Fey Mauris
Pha
Vaal Webster
Brimpaen
Jung
Aid White
Reg White Aire
Melbourne
Dave McRae
Waiter Baler
Oscar Smith
Hill
Frank McRae
Clent Eldridge
Chur Lak
Howninig Cp
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