Incident hearing set over Warracknabeal clash in May game
A special Horsham board meeting covers allegations that John Drum from Minyip struck S Dyer of Warracknabeal from behind during the May 17 match. Dyer hospitalized since, tribunal to hear evidence on the incident with multiple delegations and officials listed.
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Fall Victim Conviction Shocks Wat Anhona Community
A report details the conviction of Wat Anhona after a fatal fall from a height of nine feet at Mur om THOinway hospital. The incident involved a head injury from a pocket and led to critical injuries at Le ra Mane Towpital. Authorities describe the events as a tragic accident with legal proceedings following the fall.
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Public ban On Dyer Incide
A public meeting of the Minyip Club discussed the Dyer incident and the prospect of Dyer’s suspension from the Wimmera Football League. Mr Nance stated the club may exit if J Bruen is announced by the tribunal when Dyer can testify. John Drum, accused of striking Dyer, is praised by supporters for his character and past play.
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State Government Has Clear Conscience Says Candidate
Port Fairy endorsed Country Party candidate E V Walliker defended the government’s record in Western Province elections. He claimed the present Labor government had implementing progressive policies while critics, including Liberals and a Banberr Party counterpart, argued development was hampered by funding shortfalls and Commonwealth constraints.
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Australia centre for guided missiles Bettatm Supals
Australia establishes a center for guided missiles amid reports of advanced research projects. Officials cite national security goals as researchers work on propulsion and targeting systems with collaboration from defense contractors and universities.
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Public vote selects Nelson again amid mixed play and Neloft lead
The Times trophy standings show Nelson gaining top marks with 15 points led by Howey and Huntley among others. Voted selections include Pau, Jett Veronal, and Howey with varied performances across positions, as readers weighed forward and guard talents.
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Warracknabeal football clash sparks guardian warnings
A Warracknabeal District match dispute sparked calls for safeguarding players. Delegate Mr T Moore claimed the War racknabeal Club accused J Dium of foul play at Warracknabes on May 17. The hearing adjourned with no immediate conclusion as parties considered the alleged incidents and player safety concerns.
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Holly Trees Do Grow To Twenty Feet In Size On McDonald Street
A historic note reports holly trees reaching twenty feet tall near McDonald Street in Murti. A nursery caretaker, Mr Cray, described varied growth and a plan to plant a hedge along the wall. The account mentions a price point around 480K and observers noting faster growth in certain specimens.
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Horsham Football Club honours 50 years of service
Mr David Anderson, a longtime supporter of Horsham Football Club, marks half a century with the club by presenting £25. His dedication spans multiple eras, including his roles as administrator and patron, and he has been a fixture from early trophy days to contemporary matches.
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Murton club plans model exhibition in October
Nineteen members aged about 14 to 40 attend a Murton Hobbies Club meeting led by President Parker and Secretary Dickson. The group aims to stage a model exhibition in Murton in October, with plans for a display of various aircraft and apparatus and ongoing interest from enthusiastic women members.
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Miss Bell Dies After Fire At Mockinya Farm
An elderly woman died in Wimerong Cave Hospital after severe burns sustained at her brother’s home in Mockinya Thursday night. Miss Bell, 15, was found at the rear of a dwelling and later died. The inquest was adjourned with Drivak Mtestsh in attendance. Services were held Sunday at Hewstyia Church.
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Perth buyers purchase horses at winter heats
A fragmented report records horses sold to Perth buyers during winter heats. Names such as Mic Mat Slater and Mary Junnn appear among buyers and transport details are noted, though several words are garbled. The scene centers on horse trades and shipments.
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Opening Day Expensive Adds Pragma On One Open
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Opening Day and prices with scattered names and terms like Etonic Golf and Batvastny hi 22. References to individuals Thielias and Walker appear amid unclear segments. Overall, readable facts are minimal and do not form a coherent event.
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Kicks 35 Goals In Five Games Promising Forward
A partial report notes a forward with a string of goals across five games, including nine at Haven and threats from Coombes. The fragment hints at rising form and team momentum but lacks complete details on dates or opponents.
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Stricter Umpires Anger Looms In Local League
Frustration runs high over officiating in the Wimmera League as players and officials demand tougher umpire standards. The May events include Empire Day celebrations in Horsham, with weekend games affected by controversy and calls for better control.
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