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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
5
A stock advertisement highlights finance andGI schemes tied to Alon Horsham's involvement with Cumaes. The notice outlines investment options, terms, and potential returns, calling attention to related financial entities and expected timelines.
A dense listing of David Anderson and Co auctioneers and allied agents in Horsham and Melbourne. Includes Ballarat valuers, mortgage and finance firms, executors and trustees, insurance names, and lending services. Mentions trust funds, clients, and regional offices across Australia with scattered misspellings.
A collage of death notices and funeral details from the Horsham region lists private hospital death of Thomas Hassett and multiple bereavement messages. Phrases reference survivors, memorials, and funeral arrangements with addresses and service times at local cemeteries and funeral directors.
Fragmentary wire filled with figures and names about wheat markets and prices. Mentions Rae English Jay Patwtews Unions and Ohana with scattered figures and references to Cape and Mates. Content is incomplete but centers on market quotes and related entities.
The government faces the hospital problem amid fiscal strain and rising accommodation costs. Premier Danstan backs a new all-country hospital site led by Mr Daviston, while concerns grow about insurance, taxation, and extending public funds for treatment and construction. The state lottery idea is debated but unlikely to pass.
Weather notes report a dust curtain then sunshine and rain across the region. Forecasts indicate showers north and east with generally fine conditions elsewhere. Wheat market activity shows gains, with Abyssimia reports driving price jumps to high levels.
A Thai inspector and Horshat Town Council discuss pie meat samples submitted for analysis. Eleven of the samples failed to comply with standards, while the rest passed. the mayor and council weigh responsibilities and future actions at the meeting. The report also mentions the church visit and community events during the period.
A busy afternoon scene features a sudden rabbit incident at a sidshow drawing witnesses. Stanley Baker of James Door joined the chase and helped pursue the rabbit as officials and locals observed a brief commotion near greyhound racing stands in Morchum Town Council area.
A lively Horsham Theatre program drew crowds with a mix of vaudeville acts and musical numbers. Performers included the Wheeling Wheelers, Tak Laws contortionist, Tranway Brothers onstage, and a violinist with a mellophonium ensemble. A postshow ball and promotional notes appeared in the Town Mail.
Premier and government council back a vast hospital build program worth about £1.2 million aimed at expanding medical care for the sick poor. The scheme includes new hospital blocks, site work, and liaising with urban authorities to push the project forward within the coming year.
Fragmented text shows a memorial hall used as a health centre with meetings at Horshaw and Malvern, referencing a public works schedule and allocations. Mentions 25,000 people and discussions of civic facilities, with cross references to public health and community space in a wartime or postwar setting.
A fragmented text fragment discusses carving names on rocks and trees and mentions a figure named Leot Hyeryman challenging Obie Viimity. It references a place called Gemmpinae and a chant-like line about universal forbidding. The passage appears garbled with unclear rhetoric and nonsensical phrases.
An OCR fragment describes a court appeal dismissal involving Madge Macander and John Hult, with references to General Sessions, officials, and a travel accident near Wimmera Traveler. It lists names, places, injuries, and an ensuing investigation, mentioning a train from Hallucay to Lauton and a singer in Arwen, but many segments are garbled.
A troubled session on unemployment relief and work schemes is noted, with authorities and local figures named. The record mentions candidates and committees, including regional offices and names associated with the discussion and proposed policy actions.
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmentary report on discoveries and people named in a hurried, unclear context. It hints at locations, individuals, and unspecified actions but lacks coherent details or dates.
A blast at Nobels' factory on September 18 killed two workers and injured others. An official inquiry led by Vhs Coromen examined the scene and noted protective measures lacked. The accident prompted fears for public safety at the chemical plant and surrounding area.
Transport offices announce that several applications for service have been refused due to regulatory limitations and compliance concerns. No further details on applicants or specific routes are provided in the notice.
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