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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
4
An in memoriam notice honors a veteran brother Charles with a loving memory and a family gathering. The message expresses grief, recalls shared times, and notes support from relatives and friends.
Rain will affect bumper harvest prospects with reports of showers and cool spells across districts. Local markets show tremors in produce and dairy values amid unsettled conditions. police report a hunt for suspects near the station while farm yields and prices edge. maize and wheat prices are listed with limited trade activity as storms sweep the region.
A garbled OCR notice details a bicycle collision on a street near Hurston with victims and witnesses. It references a cyclist knocked down on a night near Green Park, logging police inquiries and a string of embedded names and places amid unclear phrasing.
A series of musical events led by Moshi Musie Chats and local groups features performances at the Landmaster of the A sli High Reboot. The event, tied to the annual Mwai Wook celebration, includes a Sunday recital in the suburb of Anwar and a final display by the Weing roster.
A group rode from Dimboola to Melbourne covering 225 miles in 18 hours. The Corner was a notable rival, with Inner champion last year present as a spectator. Levar Multa acts as trainer for the team led by coach Fuchicke.
A large turnout at a Horsham district event raised funds for local groups including the Base Hospital Mor shaw Fire Milande and the Benevolent Rockets. The night featured Haw orchestra and a lively program, with an 8/8 donation to be handed to the Benevolent Society. The Horsham Junior Rechabites discussed model tent competitions and welcomed new members, while Scotia Society planning for Mast Week was noted.
Wheat dust exploded in a silo near Nehborne Parkes causing severe burns to Mr Behmilt. A worker smeared wheat and oil as a tunnel was being prepared when a strap released a flare causing a blast that hurled debris, marking Australia’s first known wheat dust explosion.
Tuesday show features The Gilded Lily with Charlotte Colbert in a leading role and Fred MacMurray Ray Milleted in support. Mina Colwell stars as a pretty innocent who fancies dream men but finds a rich English nobleman abroad. Lightning Strikes Twice stars Bou Lyon and Thelma Todd as a dramatic romance amid wealth and travel. The Alloy Bed and other features follow with Paul Munro Glenda Vee Til amd Ned Parks in a midweek lineup.
A fragment from a 20th century newspaper describes a new radio and sporting goods store at Ne X Pire bree street promoting Hurwant radio sets and sporting gear. It notes the store’s broad inventory, sports depot services, and a focus on quality repair and customer help.
A farm employer at Meuron tom farm lost two fingers and three other workers were badly hurt when a circular saw severed a finger and damaged thumbs at a Saturday incident. The mangled hand injury occurred as workers struggled with a circular device.
In a tangle of odd spellings and clipped phrases, a report references Bel Neill, Dom vote, Kanla, Whit yourgee, and a Geelong incident involving Mr Shannahen and a Geelong Advertiser theft scare. It covers Stawell Woollen Mills asserting full production, political knockdown moments, and harvest prospects noting Victorian Wheat and Rain impacts on yields and water supply optimism.
A scrambled Horsham 1915 page notes a tobacco plant named 4 Woxidub in a perennial canary garden. It mentions Toowoomba Queensland origins, distribution in New South Wales, and a government plan for weed and furniture ads. It also covers a dentist visit to Horsham, a divorce grant, and a rabbit destruction method.
A garbled OCR note outlines a local event involving Mewes of Whest and Feary with unclear details about a celebration or meeting. Names appear distorted, limiting specific entities or actions for a precise summary.
The Australian Association of British Manufacturers reports the Federal Attorney Denial Mr G Monares says Britain Australia trade must be supported by a full unit from British manufacturers and willingness from Australia to give priority to British goods for strong development.
Wire report describes the arrest of porter William Herbert Chatfea of Mamgatore for trial on a charge of whalelaughter ahead after an operat ing porter allegedly telephoned to warn a train. The signalman and driver attempted to stop the second train, but efforts failed.
A local court found Maral Ferguson, 34, a farmer near Gosfont, guilty of shooting his wife Gwendoling Ferguson on August 31. Prosecutors alleged he followed her, fired three shots at close range, and fled. a neighbor reported hearing shots from the rifle as bystanders tried to intervene.
In the northwest region grazing leases are being prepared by the water department. Officials stated they aim to make waterworks and supply improvements available, with work starting soon and details to follow.
From the government department in Canberra a list outlines payments to farmers and industries under flour tax relief and agricultural supports. It cites sums for wheat, cattle ticks, manure, and other aids totaling 3 500 076 pounds with further allocations to state governments and various associations.
A deputation arranged by the Victorian Clydeendal Moure Society and others waited on the Minister for Agriculture to press for deleting the Harvest Breeding Art clause. Breeders urged that the clause be removed to avoid limiting the use of stallions, citing support from the Victorian Journal of Agriculture and the Chamber of Agriculture.
A garbled OCR page lists various program titles, notes on photography, music, and cinema along with scattered names such as Breslow, Langiianda, McMullin, and Kemp. Mentions of Renton, Chitree, and a park appear amid disjointed phrases and incomplete items.
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous seemingly random names, places, and phrases including Adu hk Monare and CONSENS SATIN, with scattered references such as Mag Ln, AME wheretaly, Liege, Wey, Yale, and 60) Poppa. The readable content appears as an unstructured mix of entities rather than a coherent event or notice.
Fragmentary text appears to be garbled OCR with mixed letters and paths. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities are extractable for a reliable summary.
A garbled historical text fragment presents jumbled phrases about Hitler addressing troops and wartime themes. The legible bits reference early 20th century politics, national aims, and military context, but the surrounding OCR noise obscures clear facts or dates.
Fragmentary wire service notes describe a mass parachute drill labeled Red. Authorities report unclear timing and conditions with possible injuries during a practice jump. No firm names or locations are confirmed due to garbled text. Further details are not readable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several possible names and phrases without clear context. It reads like a partial note or clipping and lacks identifiable events, dates, or entities to anchor a concise summary.
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