Appeals For Sympathy For Young Mother In Murder Case
The District Coroner praised a young mother, Patricia Hooper, as he urged community sympathy amid murder charges. The infant died from a cerebral hemorrhage after blows while she slept, with the charge adjourned for Crown guidance. Detective details described the mother’s account and a dream in which she spoke of not living with her husband, adding to the case’s unique and poignant elements.
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P. R. Jin
Patricia Hooper
Hooper
Kim
Myrtle Sar Cornwell
Deep Link
Coaroser
Qugmar Wes
Brendon Joan
Mr. Biggin
Boundary Umpires Under Fire Over Football Games
Boundary opinion from Horsham and District League figures calls for better boundary umpires to ensure decent football. The chaotic, garbled text mentions local officials, teams, and pressures around match officiating amid unclear details.
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I! Horsham and District League
P. O'Brien
Tom Roulent Shines In Scramble Against Horsham
Tom Roulent delivered a football lesson with long 60 to 70 yard kicks that broke Horsham’s defense. He started at centre half forward, then moved to a roaming role, landing precise kicks to the goal square while dodging tacklers. He drew a large ovation from the crowd for a spectacular mark despite faster opponents and rough play on the night.
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Horsham
Roulent
Jule
Tom
Tom Roulent
Waltng
North Wonwondah church ends anniversary celebrations
The North Wonwondah Presbyterian Church wrapped up its anniversary events last Tuesday evening with a successful hall concert. Les Hallam organized the program featuring local artists, though Rev. Thomas and Mr. Cannon were away in Melbourne. The program included a Sunday School children’s item, a jubition and an old and modern mannequin parade. A vote of thanks to the artists, moved by Mr. Guest and seconded by Mr. Heerd, carried acclamation.
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North Wonwondah
Mr Guest
Mr. Heerd
Poetess Appeals for Children's Aid Across Races
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Eoulas
Polling Hours Debate At Warracknabeal Vote
The Warracknabeal poll for Mibus and Levitzke was declared at Shire Hall with Mibus winning 7354 to 5677 and informal votes totaling 123, amid calls to shorten polling day hours as some booths drew minimal votes. Returning Officer H D Hackwell thanked staff. Mibus thanked supporters and rival Pete for bike clean.
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Levitske
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Liberal and Country Party
Mibas
Country Party
Pete
Milius
Levitzke
Aki
For Whom The Bell Tolls Footballers in the Dung St
Confused scene at a Saturday football match as a disputed bell tolling caused interruption. Players and timekeepers strained to resolve the confusion while one shooter faded from view amid dust and commotion before play resumed.
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Population and housing in a mid-century town faced shifts
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Lopatey
Agricul
Balkan Frill sweeps Novice Handicap double at meeting
Balkan Frill won both days of the meeting’s Novice Handicap. On day one he led from start to finish, beating Lady Kaniva and Law ford with Solar Lad as the 3/1 second choice. Day two saw Balkan Frill prevail by a length over Bellstand, starting 7/4 while the 6/4 favorite faded.
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Lady Kaniva
Lawford
Solar Lad
Hamer
Balkan Fri
Bellstand
Salvalo
Atx
Ust Lly
Tankers
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Wimmera
Weatera
Five S A Clubs Aim at Horst Tenes Tr LB Dead
Five S A clubs pursue Horst tenes tr LB dead engaging Mulbourne in a contested event.
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S.A
Horst Tenes
Mdenthease
Mulbourne
Toxgemic Jaundice in Sheep Two Forms Identified
Victorian agriculture experts describe two forms of toxgemic jaundice in sheep. The acute form leads to rapid death with head down and inability to move, while post mortem shows green to black skin and jam like kidneys. The condition, tied to copper release from the liver, mostly affects older ewes and certain breeds, with no known cure but possible relief from an alkaline lick. Disturbing sheep and keeping dogs chained during outbreaks is advised.
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Department of Agriculture
Victoria
Saleyanie
Erin Bank Wins at Coleraine in Principal Event
Erin Bank captured the W.Trave nar Handicap at Coleraine on Friday, defeating Marteuil by three quarters of a tenth. The field included wee imi and other contenders as the crowd witnessed a tight finish with Erin Bank near favorite Venteje in the betting.
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Coleraine
Erin Bank
Marteuil
Wee Imi
Sud Burts
Hide
Erin Buske
Venteje
Lorses
Martull
Yenhate
Erin Banik Ps
Delahnty
Murten
M. Cutemam
Horsham Club Announces Tuition for Local Players
Horsham football club invites 15 local clubs to send four players for a tuition program led by coach Blackman. Invitations go to Pimpinio Kalker Jung Longerenong Taylors Lake Haven Wonwondah Laharum Noradjyha Quantong Goroke St Michaels Homers Natimuk and RSL. Mr Reid says teaching district players will lift local football to a high standard.
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Duck Blackman
Srepetaty
L. E. Reid
Blackman
Pimpinio
Kalker
Jung
Longerenong College
Taylors Lake
Haven
Wonwondah
Laharum
Noradyuha
Quantong
Mills Associates' Event at Wy Won by Miss Mille
The Wy event crown went to Miss Mille with a round of 10-31-78. Runner-up was Mie Byron, 106 S87K. Mie Jpawyer and Mes Pelehen also returned even scores. The Whole stableford score on Thursday went to Mya Heit with 12 points. Burgess earned 11 and Major 9. The AC championship Wegine on Thursday followed.
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Dosen Golt Chul Associates
Miss Mille
Mie M. Byron
Mie Jpawyer
Mes
Burgess
Mra
Major
Thucsiiah
Late Advertisements Unknerited WUMM ELE
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Duco Miles
Faustieas
Melbourne Still After Smeaton
A Melbourne club figure visited Ararat to view Bill Smeaton after Smeaton kicked 16 goals in a display. Smeaton told Hughes that he plans to stay loyal to his current team this season despite the push to join Melbourne as full forward.
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Uncemer) Mmgines
Melbourne Football Club
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Smeaton Wick
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Smeaton
Horsham Club to Buy Infrared Lamp for Injured Players
The Horsham Football Club voted to buy an infrared lamp to aid injured players. It also opened a building fund with £100 transferred from the general account to support a fuel aid room at the City Oval for the head trainers.
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Horsham
City Oval
McRae Wins Net 69 At Doven Golf Club
L McRae shot a net 69 to win the 18 hole stroke competition at Doven Golf Club on Saturday. Runner up was L Usher with 91 gross, 70 net, and strong scores came from A Wynne 98-71 and H Young 87-72. Other cards included G Ladlow J Ed J Obicer and N Exell.
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Doven Golf
L. McRae
Doven Golf Club
L. Usher
A. Wynne
H. Young
G. Ladlow
J. Ed J. Obicer
N. Exell
Horsham Club to Interview Homers Officials for Support
Horsham football club plans to interview Homing Club officials to back local players. The decision came from the Horsham club leadership with President Jack Wooding and J Sawyer appointing coach Joel Blackman to conduct the talks. Homers have shown strong support for Horsham, with the senior club seeking to express appreciation for the cooperation.
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Horsham Football Club
Homing Club
Horsham Club
Jack Wooding
J. Sawyer
Joel Blackman
Horsham
Replacements in Horsham Senior Team Saturday
Doran came in for Beard in the third quarter while Jim Hartixen replaced Maninger in the final period. The change altered rotation as Horsham sought to close out the game with fresh legs.
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Horsham
Doran
Beard
Jim Hartixen
Maninger
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