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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
5
The report transcribes a chaotic session with harsh remarks about the Prime Minister and government delays. Attendees debate urgency, opposition actions, and timing for addressing questions, citing parliamentary procedure and routine business.
The fragmentary item reports variable weather with showers and mist, plus a Horsham court scene involving sheep infestation claims and hotel premises after hours incidents. It mentions officials and a Ballarat visit by councillors, a hotel case, and unnamed defendants with limited details.
A fragmented NSW era style record from Horsham and Benwell details a late night incident with a dimmed street light and a fine imposed. The piece also recounts a lodge gathering at Bot Gardens, including ritual speeches, music, and refreshments, plus Rotary Apex and school events praised for community effort and education.
A scanned page reports multiple Horsham area items: a policy visit raid with four men charged, a bicycle on a footpath offense, a horse injury case, a bicycle rider fined, and a woman injured in a car skid. It lists court proceedings, fines, and related public notices from this period.
A damaged account notes Mr We Thais curren empst visiting Mersin for a dentist gathering at the Keclaner Hott iit al. The event, held at the Manse in Barneeat street, featured refreshments and music. Attendees included Kimberley, Timothy Webergune, Phylfi, and local adherents. renovations were discussed for the Sunday shout tall a OW. The parish committee hosted tea, and a town tele show was planned with twenty exhibitors.
Residents of Brianne and district will be entertained by the Hervant Abn Urgna Hawk with a variety show. The program includes Missy Uh Welly and BL does among others, thanked for their service.
The long OCR fragment shows a court hearing at Melbourne Hale Court and mentions a defendant William Mensy with a Ty bg Trunk charge. It references a railway department prize, a Melbourne wool auction, and notices of sale of furniture cars and trucks with auctions and milling, plus various named people and places.
A damaged readable passage describes a 98 Wednesday performance at the Mors Theatre by Colas varieties. It mentions instrumental and vocal acts, with violinists, a Wheeler group, and displays of gifts for attendees. Audience reactions and the event's overall lively atmosphere are noted.
The readable text mentions a mayor and local officials in a discussion about civic matters at Civic Beach. References to residents, a Fortinet winner, and a Timed meeting hint at municipal concerns and community leadership roles. Names and dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
An unnamed local resident, identified only as W. Doobius Anmrasionis, states readiness to mend all Seagram furniture and Paine pieces. The notice mentions a dance event and a forthcoming sale, with an address in the vicinity and references to a public posting.
Fragmented OCR notes an annual show with entries and dates, listing multiple entities and locations. The text references preparations, show dates, and participants though many words are garbled.
The fragmentary OCR includes references to wheat, markets, and sales with scattered proper names and places. It mentions Wheat Bouure, sale events, duties, and various unrelated garbled phrases. The readable facts are minimal and non-cohesive due to transcription errors.
A noisy OCR pass yields a fragmentary public notice from a parliamentary or DAIL context. It mentions Victoria, timing, remedies, and various phrases without coherent details or clear names, places, or actions. The readable bits hint at a political or legal context but lack decisive facts or dates.
Local page OCR fragment references a Wednesday event with unclear place and people, yielding sparse readable details.
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