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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads Mi Wettenhall barrister and solicitor of Nova? Boul Agas Dinesbnon with phase BA. Readable details unclear but indicates a professional notary or legal notice involving a barrister and a solicitor in a city likely with street and district names needing confirmation.
A woman was found dead in bed Friday morning at her home near Nationk Lake. Albert Lewth reported the incident after a visiting family member noticed the body. The inquest adjourned to a later date as investigators prepare further evidence for the judge and coroner.
A boy was struck by a motor car on a Hamilton road as traffic and road conditions caused injuries. The incident prompted inquiries at the hospital and a report on traveling drovers and road safety.
A garbled excerpt notes a sal arbiter and presclertor role amid unclear terms. The fragment hints at a complaint voiced by Deonose and a refusal to accept a private caudil, with unspecified hands and autop references.
Fragmented OCR text from a Melbourne produce market page shows chaotic lines. Mentions price quotes and halted wheat advances with unclear figures and dates. No clear entities beyond generic market terms and stray numbers.
An aged memorial page preserves tributes to Lester and a slate of obituaries and remembrances. Messages honor a list of departed souls with notes from family and friends, including dedications by Syl, Brett, and Keene. Names, dates, and affectionate remembrances echo through a solemn public notice.
A fragment discusses pre selection principles within an organization. It references membership actions and the majority, arguing the essence of democracy and the role of pro selection in candidate approval. The text emphasizes organizational unity and the need for decisive majority approval.
A Rainbow town concert by Horshing visitors supported the hospital, led by Mr Ge Rihy and committee. The event featured greetings to guests, performances by the Rainbow Ball, and a community dinner. Proceeds were anticipated to boost hospital funds.
A city council debate on rural legislation and a Sham Theatre program dominated a local meeting. The council discussed support for a alternation to county zoning and a rebuke of a shire project while Sham Theatre announced performances including Flying Down To 16.2 and a comedy lineup starring Atherton and Ginger Rogers with a large chorus and aviation themed stage props.
A fragmented report details donations for Horsham centenary events including a poultry show and pigeon displays. The Benevolent Society announces a meeting on June 6 at the Presbyterian Hall with a programme planned and women from town and district invited.
E W Norwood of the City Temple Loge was invited to Ballarat to speak on Thursday with references to his evangelical work and addresses. Reports indicate extended debate about the event and related municipal and religious discussions in the area.
A meeting of the Trapan Agricultural Society discussed selling 10 bushels of wheat from Bruston’s mill to fund hospital relief. Support split among members, with proposals to place the wheat in stock, donate proceeds to Horsham Bare Hospital, and consider alternate prices. The president supported the motion, while several members urged careful handling and timing.
Suzeann Wouten Hee is bequeathed £150000 by Dr Elisabeth Knight of Salkragate Louulir. The estate, valued at £94,004 after debts, splits among Mrs Annip Osaut and other named beneficiaries, with Beadbury School cited in the parish of Kirkwhelpingtan as a key bequest site.
A motor van crashed into a tree near a river, killing one occupant and injuring four others. Names include William Mebane and Stephen Clinton among the injured. several other passengers listed with varying statuses. Local authorities investigate the collision and determine the sequence of events leading to the wreck.
Fragmented OCR notes report an alleged murder case involving a defendant named Sibert with trial proceedings disrupted. The record mentions prosecution and defense actions, a verdict or delay, and references to a central court setting with unclear dates and participants. The readable names indicate a legal proceeding amid confusion.
A fragmented note outlines price reductions and competition reviews among firms. It mentions tensions over protection policies and eviction threats amid a municipal council discussion led by a Shell Catering manager. The text hints at regulatory debate and corporate strategy without clear outcomes.
A garbled note discusses whisky aging and methane terms, naming Mr. William Tillie and a senior producer. It hints at safety or regulatory concerns tied to maturation processes and the responsibilities of distillery officials. The text references historical spirits practice and warns against unsafe handling.
Fragmentary report notes Anmorion defeating Canad dy at a Davis Cup event and other tied results. Mentions Yale and McGrath, Hopman by Pores, Crawford comeback in a final, and mentions of Quist and Puentintot in a jumbled, partial recap of matches and standings.
A fragmentary obituary item notes a person named Walking died in Melbourne on a recent Friday. The garbled text mentions affiliations or roles and hints at a director or group, but the details are unclear and no full names, dates, or organizations are readable.
A fragmented OCR note describes a site and people with garbled phrases about a temple and a world context. It mentions names like Sage Alise Tenypile and Maryest and hints at chronology around thirteen hundred, with references to villages, lands, and a site linked to agriculture.
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