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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
6
An incoherent OCR page mixes railway incidents, racing notes, local officials, and scattered names across multiple places. It references a mayor, sports meets, weather mentions, and various individuals, with broken phrases and partial dates cluttering the record.
The Dublin London crisis deepens amid outrages linked to the Collins De Valera pact. British cabinet talks in London seek to avert North South conflict ahead of elections. Lloyd George urges unity while warning against Franco-British policy missteps and potential tremors in Western politics.
Fragmentary OCR text references committees of delegates, international groups, and unnamed discussions with no clear outcomes or identifiable entities. The readable portions mention Mr Rameny Macdonald and various disjointed terms, offering no concrete events or dates to summarize meaningfully.
A lively Evening event at Longerenong featured guests including Mme Winns Bolton and a large group of Quaker girls and participants in festive attire. The hall was tastefully decorated with colored papers, ribbons, and flowers. A variety of named attendees and performers were photographed and listed amid the merriment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions farewell gatherings for individuals names and locations, with references to attendees from a group or community. Details are garbled, place names unclear, and dates not discernible. No coherent events or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Wire from Melbourne describes a fatal incident at Corunem involving Allan Fenton’s son. Witnesses recount a hurried confession, self harm questions, and police finding needles. Audrey died from head wounds with contested causes. Police reorganise Victoria force while shearers’ stance draws attention.
Racing notes from Bendigo Deckey Club describe lively meetings with multiple horses—Grey Feather, Hullengarook, Flying Mawsieap—and various betting odds. The report lists entries such as Comeaway and Navel with payouts ranging from 2 to 4 to 1, noting trials, heats, and wagers as participants vie for top placements.
A rugged write up details regional football draws and byes across Horsham and Natimuk areas. It lists several clubs including Quantong Horsham Juniors and Nati mok with byes and semi finals scheduled, followed by notes on grounds and upcoming matches. The narrative mixes sport results with community notices and names officials referenced in the draw.
A readable fragment outlines a demonstration of the new Stueboit Combined Drill Puttivatoe with 13 week. 1 Hines drawing by Miline one man Farm Tractor and mentions attempts at securing a prize from Alcamnder. The text is garbled but suggests a planning session and potential outcomes.
Amateur golf items, lost and found notes, and a rewards call appear in a Greenland Dam notice. Mentions missing equipment, tracking details, and a heads up about recovery rewards from Wirth Bros.
Funeral services for Mibewh Wheijsiale are held Tuesday afternoon at Hordagus Cemetery with pallbearers listed as Mere Met Louman Aville A Weight and Ke Young. Rev W Mead presides. undertaker is Noyhy. Other scattered lines mention dates and names though text is garbled.
A widow aged 36 from Finley New South Wales sued William Telford Alexander of Melbourne for breach of promise of marriage. The plaintiff testified she trusted him with her child and property. the defendant denied the promise and failed to reveal details. The court awarded £3000 to the plaintiff, with ongoing discussion of the couple's prior relationship and alleged engagements.
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