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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
3
A fragment from a historical ledger lists prices for potatoes per quarter, oats, bran per bushel, pollard per bushel, flour per bag and chat per ton. The dense OCR text appears jumbled but indicates commodity pricing items and units of measure typical of a rural market record.
Dalgety Co reports wheat prices at Horsham with varied quotations in shillings per bushel. The report notes miles of trading activity and total price listings for different grades and regions alongside English market references.
A fragmented editorial discusses a nationwide industrial dispute. It notes transport and other key industries face strikes, with workers wavering over turnout and potential impact on production. The piece probes government action, union strategy, and the balance between demand and economic stability.
At Horsham Police Court eight powerfully built men faced charges linked to a Saturday clash on Mine Street. Constable J Barana described the struggle as he confronted a violent offender who attacked, resisted police orders, and was taken into custody after a scuffle near the police station. The case, noted at The Horsham Agricultural Society sale notice, awaits further proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR reveals notes on Horsham talks and local arts events. References to cinema, theatre, and a Werribee research farm invitation appear alongside scattered names, venues, dates, and performers, suggesting a collage of upcoming cultural activities and a farm extension meeting with minimal readable detail.
Sommer requisithe for farm and home near Horsham outlines schooling plans, private hospital critique, and a political push for compulsory crop changes. It notes a private hospital debate, a new health institution plan, and a conference on church matters with various regional leaders. It also covers poultry council actions, barley malting quality concerns, a divorce grant, a candidate feature, and local notices on agriculture and education.
Fragmentary OCR text describes speed boat events, possible participants, and a venue at Home Hall with references to naval or racing terms. Several garbled names and likely missing details prevent a clear summary of outcomes or exact participants.
A concise wire report outlines independent efforts by Medbengpies Meany to address ongoing tensions. Officials from multiple agencies coordinate with local leaders to push for a speedy resolution and transparency in proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court or official action related to vacating a location in Rhineland and references individuals Willem Thieaites Joan Gor and Feates. The readable fragments hint at a meeting or hearing and possible property or tenancy concerns. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are established.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe May Mirra Psysis and Wer Naneer in a hotel setting with Frederick White involved. The text mentions a struggle or assault tied to a waist injury and a girl named Me, with unclear relationships and outcomes.
Partial readable text references a Lackey estate and a Montioe related matter involving a death or crime. Readable nouns include estate, Montioe, relatives. No clear dates or outcomes available from the fragment.
Vague references to federal election issues swirl as changes loom at the Restorrection Machine and voting offices. Mentions of Seth Vetater and McNeill hint at contested seats and possible resignations while dates around Monday September 28 appear.
A garbled report notes the prime minister and a named official amid a political crisis. The readable elements suggest a leadership change or upheaval with references to timing and international alignment. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
Scrambled OCR text hints at political maneuvering with mentions of Walter and A. for Gippeleaml, vigil antecypare, and resignations. Likely notes indicate candidates in West and Indi areas, with Mobert Cook cited as dates.
Fragmentary OCR text from Ocean Luxury Travel references names and events but lacks coherent details. No clear persons, organizations, dates, places, or outcomes are readable. The item appears damaged with stray words and incomplete phrases, preventing a solid summary while preserving potential entities.
A garbled OCR passage references Europe and various terms, with mixed capitalization and stray characters. The legible content is minimal, offering no coherent event, entities, dates, or places to anchor a summary.
Unclear OCR text presents a garbled query about cues and lips. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but is largely unreadable. No clear event, date, or entities to anchor a decisive summary. appears to be a damaged page item with partial phrases and scattered terms.
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