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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
4
The Hor sham market reports a bid for Butter factory Hour and 150 lb bags with various quoted prices. A price for wheat in Horsham yesterday was 2/2 per bushel with noted ranges and fees across items and dates.
The piece argues for a constitutional overhaul to modernize Australia’s government and curb extremist influence. It urges securing the people’s democratic power through constitutional reform and recalls the need for proportional representation and a stronger federal initiative to prevent manipulation by parties. The author stresses restoring public trust and accountability in 21st century governance.
A rough forecast summary describes yesterday’s weather as cloudy in the southeast with some mist and light drizzle, while the west and south areas observed foggy conditions. The report notes a heavy roost and mentions cold, damp air affecting the area, with officials warning of lingering misty pockets.
Five cars were involved in a head on collision at Green Park near Horsham on a Saturday afternoon. Mr OH James of Horsham and Mr CL Griffen of Green Lake, employed by the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, were among those in the crash. Griffen required removal to hospital with a heavy chest injury. others were badly damaged and one vehicle may cost around £10 to repair.
Bhoup prices held firm last Wednesday at Mesery Young Broa ganle with ewes and lambs selling at 14/1 cross owes 14/1, merino owes 11 1 2, Corrisdale wathers 12/5, and aner ja0 woomers 12/10.
The Apsley State School secured the ANA flag for best and most improved achievements over the last year. Improvements funded by local children's concerts include a timber windmill tank and new fencing. A.N.A. officials traveled from Horsham to present the flag though seating was tight. The event featured a brief program and noted school and staff efforts with praise for the students.
Messrs David Anderson and Co report prices at Horsham market on Friday. Turkey prices range from 6/ to 7/9 per dozen turkeys and hens about 4/3 each. Goose 40% each, drakes 2/ to 2/6 each, ducks 2/ to 2/3 each. Apples 26 to 30 per case, pumpkins to 1s each, cabbages to 9d, turnips and rhubarb listed, wheat 7s per bushel, barley 5s to 7s per bag.
Intimidation and strict bidding rules marked a clearing sale of a district farmer’s estate. Purchases were limited to the seller’s son initially, with stock selling far below value. A waggon, valued at fifty pounds, was passed at fifteen pounds amid protests as the league faces organizational opposition.
A social evening by the Hot ham Footballers Cricket Club will be held at Mechanics Hall tonight with cards and dancing. An admission of 1/6 is charged. women asked to bring a basket. A musical programme is promised and the event aims to welcome all.
The Hormham Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting at Town Hall Coats. Madame Griffths advertises garments at Firebrace Street. A Dairy College report notes improved cleanliness in butter factories but concerns over high grade butter losses. A reunion of the 79th Battalion is planned at City Hall Bif frat with tickets from C B Frencham. Dentist W E Thomas will visit Horsham on May 27 with a clinic at the hotel.
The veteran secretary of the Sehil, Mr C Towns, aged 73, resigns after two decades of steady leadership. In an interview he reflects on his career with the society and the founders, noting 20 years of work with A and Procie and the Pioneer members. He expresses pride in early efforts across Australia and calls for continued support as he retires from public life.
A fragmented notice reports the Harshary Auxiliary of the Royal Victorian ta stute plan a Wind event in Treen Hall tomorrow afternoon. It lists AML members and 18 minute arrangements for a forth oun ball with attendees including SAWHNEY and Mic ag Clb.
A formal meeting at Armentshire Hall discussed agricultural taxation and the impact of federal policy on farmers. Mr Gima Gliana chaired as secretary with debate over land use, grain yields, and the potential need for a federal aid package. The motion received a large majority supporting the proposal to pursue further action and inquiries.
Rug dealer advertises Amatr Cu rugs and horse rugs from 116, lowest prices. Custom orders available and general stock on hand.
Governor Sir Philip Game receives a resignation letter from Judge Jos?y Piddington, former head of the Industrial Commission, protesting constitutional action by the governor and urging preservation of order amid perceived illegality. Piddington cites legal questions and accuses the government of overstepping jurisdiction.
A Tuesday evening gathering at Marfan institute in Memlay discussed fashion and dancing for a belting and ball event. The committee, led by Hateleyes revenlent and Miss F. Gulbis, planned a programme of new dances, with refreshments and tables arranged, and voluntary music by Toral artistes.
General manager of Shey parton Fruit Preserving Co. Ltd. sustained a hand amputation in a seating and pulling machine incident. He was taken to hospital for treatment.
The couple wed after a long search and a ceremony aboard a vessel in uncertain waters. Authorities and the celebrant approved the marriage as they sailed, marking a first for Victoria and Australia under these maritime conditions.
At a recent council meeting officials examined methods used by forerunners in marketing wet hay. The town clerk Mr WG. Karpley said inquiries were made and noted proposals to offer for sale hay or stock containing water, amid concerns over stock and fuel terms.
Melbourne report says Barbara Bolton, a 23 year old East Malvern resident and daughter of a bank manager, was fatally electrocuted after touching a faulty radiator in a Batil dwelling. Investigations focus on radiator wiring and safety standards.
The coroner ruled that Alexander V Pazaunot accidentally shot and killed his twin brother Victor Jowph on their father's Tyaliy farm yesterday while aborting a blest.
A late Mary Mevuy bequest in Camay district provides funds for CLOUD and ETSINAY to extend the Presbyterian Church outreach. The grant supports engineers and families in Pe nwe, aiding frontier church work across the state.
A chaotic report details a strike at Herderbeld Dry Batteries led by Lub Meltourne and a Communist group. Police guard the plant as workers demand toppling management while tensions flare and crews resume critical operations amid a tense standoff.
An OCR fragment notes appeals related to a consorting act and mentions a Vierwnian Conaertiga event at an unspecified location. The readable text references Alar Mavtiubies ilismitseest and a likely legal or parliamentary context with constrained details. The garbled source limits a precise summary.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion on appointments, salaries, and government service. The garbled lines reference committees, pensions, and a possible push for salary reform, with mentions of a service and explorations of personnel policy amid a broader budget context.
Jumbled text outlines a broadcast commission in Canberra with mentions of representatives, a general meeting, and a named chairperson. It references Mr Hertitt Krockes and Mel Fannie in a state of unclear restructuring and roles within the commission and university ties are implied.
A garbled account mentions a boy about 12 years old in a crowd at a public event. A soldier confronts the boy with a drawn weapon, shouting and threatening. The scene includes a heated exchange and a tense, unclear outcome described by slurred lines.
A town hospital faced a heated council debate after a resident demanded hospital cleaning of a dirty man in the street. Officials argued the hospital should not handle street cleansing. police intervened and the matter stalled with questions about whether the individual was admitted for treatment.
Scant legible text covers Amelia Earhart and Atlantic weather details. Mentions law and aviation topics, with references to a 2966 mile trek and a border of uncertain timing. Contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear names, limiting coherent summary.
A coastal newspaper item details a fatal crash involving an Atlantic Flyer. Officials confirm a single commemorative ceremony with local authorities, while emergency crews respond to the scene. No names or exact dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a terror night aboard a liner and lists scattered names and places, including references to a Sunday event and unnamed individuals. The readable material is garbled, with no clear sequence of actions or outcomes to confirm a precise incident or date.
Fragmented OCR reads like a travel or transit brief with partial names and times. It mentions London New York and Rye, a person or entity Sarster Opathan Seal, and references to Kingsfamt Smite and Marine the Allabtie Mehrin with unclear details and a time near 88 amnndioed.
Fragmentary report discusses famine in Russia with remarks by Stowe Hemiday noting extreme shortages. The garbled OCR pretends to compare with 1920s hardship, mentioning food scarcity, diet changes, and public impact amid limited readable details.
A distorted OCR fragment references flying teams and meals. It mentions a neutral message, possibly a report from an event, but key names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only hazy pointers to aviation and catering topics.
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