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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented verse speaks of past and present, urging restraint and vision. It proclaims a future temple of Hope with calls to recognition, courage, and transformation while warning that doubt drags one toward darkness. The speaker contrasts gold making with inner stroma and hints at dawn erasing shadows.
November 10 1925 at Horsham Town Hall a meeting chaired by Mr A S Rodgers drew mixed attendance as Labor and Nationalist factions clashed over industry, protection, and workers’ welfare. Speakers defended opposing visions for Australia’s future, with strong calls to vote next Saturday and support the Labor line amid antipathy toward policy opponents.
A scientist notes recent work by Northey and colleagues on a liquid form called Mavis for removing certain organisms. The report cites potential harmful effects on hearing and cautions against use until further testing. It mentions a local pharmacy and prescription options related to the treatment.
A dated jagged list shows prime selling prices for common goods including potatoes eggs butter flour cheese and other commodities. Prices are given per unit or bushel with various figures and fractions, reflecting market quotes from multiple suppliers and mills.
On November 4 at Wembley private hospital Mr and Mrs J Francis of Darlot Bereet Hornham-a con Bothwell announce the birth of their child. MEMORIAM notice honors Cyril Francis with a poetic tribute noting a life short and deeply missed.
The article records council discussions on wandering stock and road safety enforcement under the Police Offences Act, a pupil concert for Horsham District Hospital, a trio of musicians performing in Horsham, Methodist Synod reports, a Mark Mason installation, local angling results, rainfall notes, county court actions, police court cases, church and community notices, and various local reports from Horsham and surrounding towns. It mentions the installation of Mark Masons, a fishing competition, and community Bible study plans.
A garbled report lists multiple players and figures from a cricket match including Brown and McPherson among bowlers and batsmen. The fragment references other clubs and innings totals but remains unreadable in key details, yielding an unclear outcome and partial score list.
The A pennant season opened on Bat Ovine with ideal weather. Herstam Red faced strong opposition as Jeparit clashed Warrackanbeal Red and Murrow met Wigrickmabeal Blue. Rundayup and Hersham Blue match postponed by mutinous progress. Dimbool and Hor shmy lreee contest. Hor shmy lreee and Dimbools fought hard in a tight bout with Dimbools gaining the edge.
A wind-up social at Mr J F Smiths barn celebrated Remlaw Football Clubs premiership in the District Junior Football Association. The program featured tunes from Hornan Severs songs by Stani street and J Hoskin, monologue by Deeble, and remarks by Mr Perry and Mr Glassstreet. Prizes announced by measurements and players named across Burlington, Hopetoun and surrounding towns, with social entertainment and photographs noted.
An obituary recalls General rreret owas enceer punt by Kalkeo alert Wt Was Irate that Bye at Hem Tree. The deceased, a longtime community figure, passed away after a lengthy illness while beloved by many. Burial occurred at Viersbay yesterday afternoon, with pallbearers and mourners attending at the graveside.
Match reports detail Horsham B edging by eight games in a close contest and West Wial and Wonwondah East clubs posting notable results. The Wonwondah East Tennis Club announces its annual meeting at Wonwondah East Hall Saturday at 8 pm with a full turnout urged.
An observed Leutoa event honors the Bolakerit revolution with guests including bankers diplomats and notable figures such as the Aritiah Ambamadyr Lord d Abernom and the Rusetay Coan for Foreign Affairs. A portrait of Leu is displayed while the orchestra performs, and the crowd recognizes the Horlet power in Berlin.
Reports say Italian authorities conduct domiciliary watches as they seize many suspects in Genoa Leghorn and other cities. Police seek evidence of a large revolutionary plot after mass arrests and extensive searches of dozens of dwellings.
Representatives of Irish national groups in Tandon welcomed Archbishop Mannix at Rotherhithe Town Hall. Mannix said the republic ideal would not be settled until the aim is realized, noting the pending trial question as a factor in the process.
A French parliamentary committee urges government action to curb inflation and dampen price rises. They push for deflationary measures and stress the need for a cautious approach to economic policy ahead of elections.
Unclear and fragmentary report describes bandits near Damascus and possible French warfare effects. Text indicates tense situation around the town, with references to outside jurisdiction and ongoing military activity.
A New York inquiry signals a coal strike worsens the supply crisis as prices rise. Health officials monitor dealer actions amid a cold wave sweeping the nation from North Dakota toward the Atlantic coast, with inferior coal clogging markets and higher costs expected nationwide.
The report notes DI PINEDO’S return and a 1 000 mile course run in superb condition. The spoilt chile manat populer Avorteman is referenced amid national waiting reaction and a machine in the Thoroughout.
Reported in Melbourne on Monday the end of a strike triggers fresh tensions between strikers and lenders as conference discussions continue. An Australian labor federation official notes ongoing tensions and upcoming meetings amid uncertain outcomes for workers and businesses.
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