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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented quotation urges readers to ask questions to avoid ignorance. It mocks closed minds and extols curiosity as the royal road to wisdom, noting that only inquiry leads to true culture and understanding.
An apparent medical cosmetic product claim sold by Swift's Pharmacy on Collins Street Melbourne is described as a perfumed facial preparation for removing facial blemishes. The notice warns the preparation would destroy the underlying skin and states price and vendor details.
Grain traders report firm wheat prices in Victoria amid tight supply. Mills seek minimum 80 shillings per bushel delivered with extra charges for freight while buyers hold off on large purchases. Weather conditions and seasonal demand influence current trading and price adjustments.
A fragment notes a recurring publication schedule for crime briefs likely in Che Corsham. The text is incomplete but implies periodic entries on Tuesdays and Fridays.
A 1925 report notes new iron standards at the intersection of Pirebrace Street easing motor traffic near the Church of England. White road marks guided turns previously misjudged by motorists, and enforcement aims to curb car clogs at busy corners like the Shire Hall. Residents urge safer speeds on Doom Road and Roberts Avenue as authorities plan further road improvements.
A collection of Horsham area items reports injuries from a scarifier accident to E Ladlow, progress on railway yard improvements, post office alterations, local cinema events, charity drives by the Salvation Army, and community notices from Minyip to Rainbow showing fairs, dances, theatre plans, and civic tributes.
The presbytery of the Wimeers holds a conference at Herita today with delegates coming from distant places Arum Belek Nhill and others. Proceedings begin at 1 am with business in church followed by rules discussion and inspection of points of interest in the Jubilee all.
The report covers prices for oats and straw with Prime grade ranges and delivery terms, notes slow sales for medium and inferior grades, and cites demand shifts in Calcutta and Victoria. It closes with an obituary: Alexander Gordon Marshall of Leeton NSW dies at age 81.
In memory of Ptr. Jack Matheson MM of the 38th Battalion who died after medical care on October 11 1922 and Pte Ruehle L Matheson of the 88th Battalion machine gun killed in action June 10 1918. Rest well brave hearts signed by father mother sisters and brother with lines of solace and pride.
A city meeting in Horsham chaired by Mayor Dr. Ed Wilmoth examined rental issues raised by a Progress Association and borough council. Other items included a court verdict of not guilty for Andrew Campbell Jacob in a late case and notices from A. Arnott & Co promoting reaper and binder canvases.
The article outlines the Federal Parliament nomination fight in Wanbun with sitting Labor MP J McNeill competing against A Fouhtore and other candidates from the Country Party and independents. It notes regional campaign issues, local meetings in Mut town, and arguments over representation for Wanbun and neighboring regions.
Mr Weed McCirtland and farmer opponent oppose Mr PG Stewart in the Wimmera seat election. McLallan, former Victorian Wheat Corporation chair, returns from Britain after urging the Victoria Wheat portation to London. He will stand as an unofficial Country Party candidate with Mr McWhirl addressing tonight in Firthrero street open-air theatre, Worsham. Mr J MaNeill of MELB will address the meeting. Mr J BL Seallia will also speak.
Melbourne reports warn of an early collapse as hundreds of seamen and workers consider strikes at British ports amid disruptive warnings. Officials predict delays and possible hold ups across shipping firms as applicants flood shipping offices seeking firemen and trimmers.
A brief notice reports warrants withdrawn related to a British vessel. The source states the ship had sailed, with authorities indicating the warrants were canceled as the vessel departed.
A garbled excerpt suggests a government discussion on protecting civilians and wartime material. It mentions Britain, a potential policy shift, and calls for adaptation to new conditions, but the text is unclear and heavily distorted.
The Cyprus Court sentenced Tames Er of the British ship Cornel to fourteen days imprisonment for disobeying the master's command.
A Missouri assembly race pits Laker against the incumbent Speaker in a tense contest. Local observers note strategy shifts as party lines shape debate and committee assignments.
A terse note from a federal agency sketches election seating options with possible outcomes. It mentions seats linked to a political contest and hints at a tentative timetable. The document emphasizes provisional arrangements rather than final counts.
Fragmentary OCR describes a disturbance at a motel on Chilian street involving W Hanees manager of the Heathers Crete Luvarance Company and a person named Adelaite. A smoke event and alleged contact with another man are noted amid garbled lines.
Fragmentary report describes a strike affecting Durban activities with unclear details. The text mentions teams and a venue but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes, leaving the suspension of events as the main apparent fact.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered mentions of mass meetings in London, with references to notes, events, and public gatherings. The readable portions hint at civic announcements and possible political or social discussions taking place during the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe boxing at a Rand event with uncertain details. Mentions boxers and venues but names and outcomes are illegible. The text suggests a schedule or result list cut short with multiple misspellings and incomplete sentences.
Fragmentary text describes ending of a conflict labeled as Moroccan War with references to Spain and Allied nations. Mentions aid deliveries and ongoing efforts. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Market report shows wethers and ewes prices with bids and bids. Trade activity references specific figures and weights. The report mentions demand, quality controls, and district price levels affecting livestock markets.
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