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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
9
An incomplete text fragment mentions payment or account details toward individuals or entities in Los Angeles, with unclear names and roles. The legible parts hint at a paid transaction or settlement, but the rest remains garbled and unreadable.
Tolerton Farmers JV in Washington state reports it is registered and ready to supply fertilizer and farming information. The firm claims eighteen years of operation and offers to serve local farmers with agricultural products and guidance.
A garbled reflection on cultural decay and censorship quotes scattered phrases about dawn, conventions, and universal internet. It mentions a loving girl, a failed Rankalark, and a push toward charity amid contempt, with fictional authors cited in a dreamlike montage.
A promotional notice announces Gramp's Orlando Prize Wines available at leading hotels and licensed stores, highlighting broad distribution and accessibility to customers.
A 1925 Chelersham Times page details slow wheat business with limited buyer interest and ongoing inquiries. It covers Melbourne market conditions for bran, pollard, oats, chaff, hay, and straw, plus November 20 sailing prices for provinos Horshaw stores and a lengthy note on betting machines and public education views on totalisator gambling.
Readers are informed of aid plans for adopting a baby, involving British government sponsorship and land settlement opportunities for families with children. Local notices cover electoral penalties, rate increases, court actions, farm day arrangements, cinema events, private post boxes, church services, and upcoming community and agricultural activities in Horsham and surrounding towns.
A Melbourne specialist from Collins Street guarantees using Du Maurier Ski Food will not induce hair growth, contains no preservatives, and camphor as an ingredient brings skin benefits. Regular use claims to prevent partial sunburn. priced similar to ordinary ointments.
A heartfelt bereavement card expresses gratitude to Dr Read and the Horsham District Hospital nurses for kind skilled care of the brother. Family names McLean Haven Mr and Mrs Giddings and family thank friends for flowers letters condolences and sympathy during bereavement.
In memoriam notices recall Eliza Anderson who died November 20 1924 at McKenzie Creek. G E Anderson and family insert memorial for a dearly beloved wife. A separate note marks the death of a son on November 20 1921, missed by all.
The trial at Ballarat centers on two accused trappers William Mena and James Thou Mor charged with stealing a suitcase and clothing from William Ashmore between October and November. Witnesses describe locating the items at a hut in Gerang and later identifying the belongings at the police station, with both defendants denying the charges.
Weather bulletin predicts heavy rains over the Murrumbidgee region as a cyclone forms NAW. Local forecaster Mr Hunt warns of rising flood risk with strong winds along the coast and onshore rough seas. Guidance issued for protection and monitoring of waterways.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe areas east of New South Wales submerged due to rising waters and a warning of moods as parts of Janee emerge. No clear dates or named authorities are provided.
Norman Alexander was found guilty in the original chart of abducting Marigie Englund, aged ?, on August 15 at St Kilda. He allegedly took the child during the inquest of his companion to give the child an outing. He was remanded for pentenen.
A fragment lists Australia players including Ponsford, Lindwall, and Grimmett alongside England’s selected XI, with partial surnames and unclear spellings. The note references a December start and the absence of a few key names makes the lineup uncertain.
Reported minutes describe Prime Minister Chamberlain’s strong defense of the Loran Treaty as vital but contested by the Labor amendment. The Commons argued over sovereignty and freedom of action for the Dominions, with the Labor plan narrowly defeated by a vote of 89 to 130 as the debate intensified in Parliament.
A fragment notes total expenditure at the Singapore base to date and mentions no large offers from other parts of the Empire. It records a quarter of payment from Tai Kong that was drawn upon as requested.
The Premier Mr Baldwin refused a Washington conference to alter government policy on submarine abolition. Speaker Belldgeman noted refitting of a submarine on 13th Twe na, with machinists defecting and concerns about undersea control.
A restricted Egyptian government firm warns it will forcibly prevent deputies from meeting at Karilawent Plotter or elsewhere to vote on Parliament construction. The document claims deputies lack representative character since Parliament dissolved on the second.
A garbled report from Pekin describes a disturbance at a cafe on Sunday night involving Britons and Italians. Investigation blames all parties, with authorities stating no single side is solely at fault and normal order has since been restored.
An obituary fragment mentions names and locations incompletely including an authority and possible dates, with no clear event details.
A fragmented text discusses Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble, praising its quick relief. It mentions common brand names and consumer testimony, with stray references to a legislative report in Wales and a former minister's involvement.
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