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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
5
The piece argues failure should spur fresh effort and praise persistence over bravado. A fable frame cites a spider and insects to stress resilience. It notes Britain's wars were won by those who keep trying despite defeats and mockery.
MH Ayron Mogee and Bay and Sournbaux brokers list at 382 Collins Street Melbourne with telegram Moorberry. Wembley Private Hospital Hons Street Horsham advertises medical surgical and midwifery services with phone 475.
Prices for provisions in Horsham include new potatoes onions swede turnips and butter with varied per unit costs. The column also carries birth notices and obituaries from Payne Newton and Wilsen, plus discussion on waterfront labor disputes and union interference in Australia and Britain.
Funeral details for Amiel are announced with the final rites to be held at Horsham Cemetery. The service will depart the late residence and proceed to the cemetery at noon on Wednesday.
The Horsham Times notes a weekly schedule with events listed for Tuesday and Friday. September 1, 1925 appears as a dated reference, signaling a local notice or community update in the Mildlishot edition.
The article reports on a contentious split within the Wannon electorate over federal policy. It notes criticism of the Labor party and allied groups, calls for unity to resist lawbreaking, and hints at impending party selections and national political struggles.
The Horsham area reports a statutory Shire Council meeting with a new president to be elected and notes on Hospital Gift Day activities. Events include a Pipe Band progress report, a High School electric light tender approval, and a municipal election result with Sweetin and Daylt winning in different divisions.
A lengthy Western Australia column covers farm conditions, upcoming events, and social happenings. It mentions Exot TAMtOR and Professor Barker from Lends University, a Chester conference, a Japanese doctor, and various local business notices. It also references Ford service talks, Horatian Town Hall lectures, and fashion patterns from Weldon.
A town meeting filled the hall as Mr. Smith gave remarks and Rev J Smith delivered a sermon. The day closed with youth decisions and plans for church activities at the Presbyterian School today and midweek Bible readings.
A garbled report from Finn Gur describes a robbery incident involving a Hor sta resident, with unclear names. The fragment mentions a bathroom location and mentions several scattered terms suggesting a crime scene and subsequent notes, but specifics are unrecoverable.
Fragmentary report notes deportation actions involving individuals connected to Wales and Sydney. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a deportation case and related authorities.
A chaotic trade update details shifting alliances and new players in the urban marketplace. Key entities include Sacred Joy and several local vendors, with changes spanning labor, equity, and competitive positioning. The report notes evolving relationships amid a dense network of shops and consumers in the city.
A federal election event yields affirmation of a seal at year end with references to a political figure and official process. Nefetd beta and Hay Peslerat are noted in the fragment as part of the proceeding. Further details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmentary text shows various names and phrases, resembling a jumble from a page segment. It mentions people, places, and possible events with no clear narrative or complete details.
An OCR read obituary fragment lists several individuals and places, including Anted Demet and Mine eem Tah Che Wawags with scattered location hints. The readable text mentions Anesie Send Walt and Villa Ber tall ets, along with a date-like sequence and mentions of Hirt ot Bldnestowales.
Incoherent OCR reads like scattered notes from a 19th century page. It mentions people and places in partial form, including references to dates and local events.
A fragmented notice references a royal show record with unclear details. The readable portions mention Nat Ve totals and a constitution in a garbled form, leaving the main event and participants uncertain.
Fragmentary text reports a railway strike at Greenstand with references to a rally and disruption. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment indicates transportation stoppage and public response.
garbled text notes a memorial or tribute fragment with scattered names and phrases. No coherent facts, dates, or clear events are readable to establish a concrete report or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR preserves a note about a Russian military store and a village, with several indecipherable phrases. The readable portion mentions a locality called Phar and dates around mid January, but key details are missing.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Dress Reform in Turkey with references to reform groups, public figures, and timelines. The text mentions committees, demonstrations, and possible political friction surrounding modernization efforts and cultural attire.
A damaged report discusses a tuberculosis vaccine trial in Pealesure Colom. It notes centuries of testing, traceability efforts, and a reaction from local health workers amid ongoing public health research.
Fragmentary text describes sea monsters in mythic tales and ancient voyagers. It mentions the whale story and legendary creatures, noting explorers and a distant era when sailors faced hunger and wonders unseen.
Fragmentary OCR report describes adult leaders and party factions during a week of parliamentary debate. It notes mentions of the Vieturian Sa votim and international observers, with references to a Parisien statement and various officials shaping a contentious electoral process.
Fragmented lines describe a parliamentary scene with mentions of delegates, a senator, and figures like Grohun Ho and Mowry. The text implies a contentious session, debate over nominations, and potential resignations, all amid unclear spelling and garbled names.
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