Liscard Baillie Street Scr ital to Continue at May Park
Liscard Baillie Street opposite May Park will carry on her Scr ital there as before.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
7
Liscard Baillie Street opposite May Park will carry on her Scr ital there as before.
An OCR fragment shows a street address, listing Schwennensen beside Perkings on Terrace Street in Horsham with a phone number 259.
A fragmentary report discusses whether railway and theatre tickets should confer occupation rights. It notes railway holders may not transfer tickets, while theatre seats are less controlled. The piece references railway ministers and potential state fare changes, plus scattered market data and prices.
Notice to advertisers that changes to standing advertisements must be submitted by Tuesday or Friday prior to publication. late submissions may not be guaranteed for insertion.
A brief notice outlines stock arrangement with Wertt Servies and Anthe corrals in Ly Totstan Times promising expanded access rights across Austratian and New Feainwil regions. The release emphasizes service promises and broad coverage for readers.
In memoriam note honoring a departed sister with references to May and a service held at a hospital. Mentions family members and a memory of a son who passed away. Sparse readable names include W Russell and Mrs Keutiorstey.
Fragmented OCR describes a shortage of teachers and related public notices, with references to a naval movement, economic strain, and local disruptions. Mentions Vernon, a theater, and unnamed ships, listing unclear names and dates amid chaotic text.
News notes from Melbourne report Wat son finishing a brilliant recital season as part of his fifth Australasia tour. Prospects for a Horsham revival show June two linger uncertain after communications with a Times staffer. Plans to stop in Adelaide for a longer coast appear unlikely.
Five members attended a Masonite Unit gathering on Thursday evening as officers conducted a test by the PW 31 Bilwanite. Witnesses noted Muller and Morvisin present with a baby and celebrations planned, tied to a Perrin residence event on Thursday June 9.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe attending medical or agricultural tests conducted at a Baltic region on May 14. Mentions Hyrotiem, Nor, and Forevnnits Maesleais in unclear context. Entities are uncertain due to garbled text. core items are tests, dates, places, and names.
Horsham Theatre presents The Cat's Pyjamas and Pee Wild on Wednesday with Ernest Vajda’s play featuring Hetty Arnison and Gino Cortez. A Saturday matinee promises Tackle Chen and a crowd-pleasing comedy with romance, misadventure, and lively local talent.
A scrambled OCR report describes a massive public welcome for an aviator, Captain Lindbergh, at Croydon. Hundreds of onlookers, barriers, and escorting planes marked the event as the lone monoplane landed and the crowd cheered the aviator’s arrival.
A garbled dispatch notes an air crash involving a plane from Duttates near San An and Lanety. Fire and wreckage were reported with several passengers feared dead. Authorities at Conndin prepared emergency response teams to recover remains and assist survivors.
Fragmentary text references a communist official and treason allegations tied to a Keureaw of the Das Pablite bales Combayin ty Avs. The readable parts point to political intrigue and accusations without clear names or dates.
A garbled notice records a silver wedding celebration on a Tuesday in May at the residence of Mr and Mrs BK Chienawenihh. The event honors a couple who have spent their married life in Natl un, with guests including families Carr and Rowlvne. Local residents described the ceremony as joyful and well attended.
Obituary announces the passing of We TW Taye at eighty. The death occurred after a long illness, with family mourning the loss and noting the late resident's community involvement and lasting impact. Funeral details will be announced by the family.
A cryptic report notes deputations to a minister during a session involving ATNE WAHT and Wr WELLS addressing Bhale. The wrangling touches on Pewvere Fite and Deebhal qo albin Gt AN Nome Ne pitas in a brief exchange.
Fragmented OCR text references long distance telephony. Mentions Brewis and unclear phrases. Notes possible tech breakthrough or discussion, but readable content is insufficient to identify events, dates, or organizations.
Fragmented OCR text reports flood damage along the Gulf coast near Meclos Ue with references to repairs and stabilization efforts. Names and places are garbled, but the item notes inundation impacts and recovery actions underway.
A report outlines railway engineers retiring amid a push to overhaul the Pedorat framework and Viekor policy by the Ralieage Commission. The plea centers on service reforms and the proposed bi onk work award to recognize contributed standards.
A crude OCR fragment reports a fatality during military maneuvers near Warsaw. It mentions a person from a city and a wheat field incident with a road, a highway, and telegraph lines referenced in broken form. The text is unreadable in parts and names are unclear.
A garbled OCR text references events at a Catholic school hall, a party, and planned activities. Mentions Horsham and Me Gh A Warton with unclear names and dates. Details are unreadable. the readable pieces indicate a local school gathering and social event.
Sugar cane cutting commences in nearby districts amid local union activity. The move aims to stabilize employment for workers who previously gathered in bands, with regional groups promising to coordinate this season’s harvest efforts. Leaders from local unions and agricultural bodies urged orderly progression and safety compliance for all crews.
Incomplete text describes a municipal or organizational event related to a children’s concert with a theme tied to transit or a rail line. Mentions a commissioner's decision and involvement of planners or committees. Details are garbled, but the item signals local cultural activities and civic approvals.
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