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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Porter security, Kujter factory, a Fen, Lest Mewtiins, Metheny, Diek, and potatoes in bran or pollard. Indicates supply or production notes and distribution items, but details are unclear due to unreadable fragments.
Incomplete OCR fragment references a hospital in 1948 with names and locations unclear. The readable segments mention PATER rmoryeey and Elizabeth, with possible ties to West densi and Torsham Tease Hospital.
A silver wedding celebration was held in October 1991 at the Presbyterian Church Dimbeote for Cuthers Armstrong daughter of the late W H Armstrong of Wailup and Thomas Robertson, third son of the late J Robertson.
A long memorial tribute details loss of Drevhier Ceoreh and family remembrances for Ethel and other relatives. The document also reports a fatality near Pimpinid with a traveler falling from an Overland train and an inquest planned. It notes show and town events, and local social honors for Horsham district.
A Ballarat pig sale featured a heavy yarding on Wednesday October 3 with a consignment of 127 pigs from the Kaniva and Lillimur districts. Included were baconers backfatters and porkers, with top baconers fetching strong prices amid keen buyer interest.
A fragment notes Australian Associated Press overseas news service and references Chefersham crimes as part of the paper’s brief coverage.
A garbled report hints at a flare related incident near an Australian rocket range stirring debate over Aboriginal land rights and government policy. Authorities are described as facing criticism amid tensions with Indigenous communities.
A tribal conflict in Persia develops near Basie with reports of clashes and military movements. Command posts and units shift as authorities respond. No further reliable details on combatants or outcomes are confirmed.
Rotarian J Brake, Superintendent of Agriculture and Melbourne native, spoke to over 60 Horsham Rotarians and guests on Wednesday about scientific progress in agriculture and his department's role in modern soil cultivation irrigation and grasses. Other local updates followed including hospital notes and RAF despatches.
Suelab Tusas hosted Gweneth Sason before she leaves Hisham for Memillan. At Maillie Street on Tuesday evening guests included Keth Applatug Jyne Bleskiegy Bilin Hill Moto Onley and Margaret and Judith Forsyth. Anhn AirLeain presented Gweneth with a book on behalf of those present. Gweneth offered thanks for a happy evening and the well wishes for her new path.
Obituary records the death of Henry Cunningham at Horsham Base Hospital aged 67. Born in Pismpinio he was the son of the late Mceth Vasere and formerly resided in Haven. The funeral is set for Totnes Cemetery with prior rites at the Temptonle Vospirel and hospital services noted.
The Horsham Times praises the Amateur Hour event highlighting Kevin Loughlin as winner and commending the efforts of Harold Hallinger, Harold Newton, Koon Kiley, and others for their engaging performances and the overall high quality display of talent.
The Stake School display highlights infant to high school work with vibrant crafts, needlework, pastels, and project books. Notable items include plasticene aborigines, weaving, pottery, and woodwork from the Hor sham State School craft centre, plus strong technical drawing and cookery displays.
A Washington cable reports allegations that a Tehran conference under a Kissinger placeholder produced understandings on the Dardanelles. A witness before House committees claimed Russia twice pledged to honor the agreement while aiming to use Greece to threaten broader war aims and control routes.
Report from Nuremberg states three accused Nazis including von Papen Fritsche and Sehacht were acquitted by the International War Crimes tribunal but feared leaving the German prison. Military governor Colonel Anittews said they could have gone but refused. relatives lawyers and clubs urged them to move. American authorities blocked German police from arresting the trio and demonstrations urged harsher treatment or retrial for high treason.
The text advises early preparations for barriet removal and pasture care, including stocking adjustments and fencing work. It mentions securing surplus pasture, tending paddocks, and preparing for spring growth, with references to wire and stone removal and general farm work.
The BV LD Horsham Auxiliary gathered Friday at the Church of Christ for its annual meeting with many members in attendance. President Charles reported a successful year funded by collectors, noting £17 000 raised through auxiliary efforts and life governor honors for several volunteers. Officers for the next year were elected and the secretary reported on institute visits and plans including a forthcoming swimming pool for the children.
Five delegates from St Jonas Murish and Sunday School took part in the Anglican Youth Week activities in Ballarat. A retiring collection next Sunday will aid the Navy chapel fund, honoring naval service and gallantry. Details note a service at the Presbyterian Church and various community notices regarding local meetings and charity drives.
An incoherent draft describes a sports evening with scattered names and places. It mentions teams, players, and a competition but lacks clear outcomes or dates, rendering a readable summary difficult.
The fragment outlines a series of notices from Horsham area local government and community groups. It mentions election-related items, public notices, and upcoming dates in October through February. Names, places, and conduct of meetings appear in a scattered OCR format.
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