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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
5
The piece urges a disciplined mindset blending acceptance of fixed facts with active protest against undesirable conditions. It champions using brains to improve situations, and voting as a peaceful outlet for reform, warning against wasting energy on unchangeable woes. The tone echoes civic duty and orderly progress.
An odd clipping from Pynsent Street Horsham references sisters Booth and McCiennan and a share investment broker on Colline Street SeLbourne. It mentions male surgeons and addresses 42 and 43 tapas with unclear local context.
A sister writes a brief memorial note for Elsie Soveulwe who passed away 19h 192K. The message expresses love and farewell as family remembers her and shares grief across years and distance.
A fragmented 1925 item from the Leip AY Sey PAP edition mentions Chelorsham Times and local names Tyety Tuesday and Prisha Mint Sonn with unclear context and date.
Fragmented notes recount election figures and crowd activity from Elligenue town, mentioning Sunday gatherings, post positions, and praise for local leadership. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to civic events, investor actions, and Sunday night observations appear.
In memoriam for Amber Wether and Emily Por, memorial lines reflect family loss. The notice names Bert, Barrie, Meso, and Wm. Alfred Ludver as relatives, with solemn verses from parents and siblings. Aged mentions and locations like Mentone appear, marking a community remembrance.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a county board and a directed event. Readable elements are scarce. no clear names, dates, or places are discernible. The item appears to reference a local government proceeding or meeting.
Local listings describe an anniversary and community gathering with a projected fundraiser at the Morehan Metfortier Sta. The program includes a copper ware sale, a special film by W. P. Davey, a comedy feature, and a memorial notice for Dr. Dever with services planned. The item notes dates, venues, and involved groups in a period piece reporting style.
A Horsham area report covers a band contest at the Dim Hooin Inn with Bandmaster Haitlir and his troupe to perform next Saturday. Also noted are a Victorian Railways tour excursion from Spencer Street Melbourne, a polling booth fire at the Town Hall, police court notes, a big trout at Pine Lake, and local events including a girls’ eurythmic display, Sunday school anniversary, and various community notices.
Applications invited by the Railway Commissioners for pupil engineers and related trades amid historic storm damage. Age limits 14 to 19 for apprentices and 14 to 20 for laborers. Applicants to present merits in Melbourne or regional centers. selection followed by periodical examinations. Monetary and educational benefits noted, including railway college opportunities and courses at Melbourne University.
unclear OCR text references a death sentence commuted in a murder case at Staghorn Flat involving individuals named Alex, Snider, Charen, and Mundy. Details are garbled. main outcome indicates a reduction or commute despite an initial death sentence.
Fragmented narrative recalls a sea voyage where sailors endure a gale while a captain leads, a man sacrifices himself to save the ship, and a religious moment frames the ordeal. The text blends maritime peril with reflections on faith and sacrifice.
A Horsham man Walter Colina aged 44, staying at the Exchange Hotel, disappeared after lunch while a party of men fished and played cards near Bundey. The river search by Morabam police and locals used a motor truck dragging a stone, but the body was not found until about 3:30 pm. The depth where located was 25 feet. Collinge was known in the town with brothers in Melbourne.
Dancers enjoyed a cool air during the Pipers Fancy Ball in Horshaw as the season closed. Guests in national costumes, intricate decorations, and lively music from Heari's orchestra filled the hall past 2 AM amid ice cream, soft drinks, and festive pageantry featuring many named attendees and performers.
District report notes a serious accident involving an usher identified as Mr K Sprabey and a 12 year old child on Lopson Street near a mill in Warraskaw area. Medical advice was sought and authorities consider the incident serious. further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Football club fixtures detailed as lawn teams contest a match with Malour Keinheimer and Wallis Molloy involved. Results include McParlane Stewert and companions missing, while Presbyterian and Methodist results are listed with multiple scorers and pairings across courts.
The article covers a cricket match where Western Australia defeated South Wales with random player names and inexact scores. It mentions players like Everett, Malley, Collins, and Tweeddale, plus an upcoming match involving Wallup v Blackheath and a Horsham Club golf event with mixed results and schedules.
Members of the Turf and Jung Rack Club gathered at the Railway Hotel in Jung to organize a concert program and dance. The annual meeting of the cricket club was held with plans to present a symmeter program and announce bearers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wookmakers Sewards and the club, with references to A105 1/9, a total sum around 700 pounds, and various names including Mandeep, Vong, and Hinde Wyn. The text appears garbled, listing officers, meetings, and event notes without clear narrative or dates.
A fragmented wire service roundup compiles brief updates from multiple reports. The item highlights diverse topics, uncertain details, and brief notices, reflecting a busy international and domestic news cycle with limited readable specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases without clear events. Main readable items reference persons Nadie He Hire and Homily Esteres with scattered fragments implying a short incident or note but lacking coherent details or outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a controversial push to abolish submarines amid political debate. Mentioned are a range of nations, observers, and unclear timelines as activists urge disarmament and reviews of naval capacity.
An enigmatic note references Von Hindenburg and looming threats tied to private acts. The fragment hints at political tension and covert operations affecting public figures, with cryptic wording suggesting a staged confrontation or propaganda maneuver during a volatile period.
A garbled OCR note from an old French finance item discusses the Ty Chamber of Distilles and a midlag event affecting a guepremmepl appeal. The fragment mentions a commission and possible governmental actions.
Three British airmen aided by a paledclippers theft scheme hid valuables in an outhouse then moved to bedrooms. Drawers revealed jewelry and clothing valued at 46 pounds 98 shillings. the incident notes replacement with older equipment and a shift in furnishings.
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