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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
5
A garbled 19th century style tract mocks self appointed critics and presumes moral reform comes from temperance and health. It laments constant faultfinding against government and suggests bodily distress as root cause, urging restraint and wiser living.
Wembley Private Hospital on Pynsent Street Horsham lists Sister Booth and McClennan in medical surgical and midwifery services with telephone contact 415.
Dr Northey Du Maurier announces Maurette a liquid preparation to remove unwanted facial hairs within 48 hours and wither them in 10 days. The product marketed by Swift's Pharma Melbourne promises skin benefits and a pleasant aroma though claims a cure for acne sores and pimples.
Polling press notes list various goods in Horsham stores including Honey Butter Flour and Date offerings. Entries show prices per item and quantities with scattered codes. The fragment references Beco and Rorter dairy products and general grocery items in an old style listing.
Obituary notes the death on September X at Bea 11 for Mae EOSATEE Meda Heantost after illness. It mentions survivors Mr J Miggstonueht of Lie ehoewil heather of Mars and others, with a family of Grace and Mr J Lait Warrackuabeal.
Memorial note honors a mother Margaret J Arion with devotion and service remembered on a ceremony date. It mentions lines of tribute and names Sergt CJ New-Se Aoife Waa RH and MM Murphy. Mentone appears as a place associated with the remembrance.
The Horsham Times records note events for Tuesday and Friday within the September 1995 issue. It lists items under a dated header and references local notices.
The article discusses bulk handling of grain in New South Wales and critiqued government delays. It questions whether farmers should bear more responsibility for adopting bulk methods and notes Canada as a model where bulk handling has progressed.
The article compares Australia’s bulk handling from harvester to steamers with Canada’s farmers pooling box-wagons to move grain to elevators. It notes the need for vast hauling power and discusses difficulties for farmers to cart wheat in the fields, urging careful consideration for surpluses and efficient handling.
The report notes Admiral's favorite and Sevepstaben with wins in a one year old category at Fine View. Clydeedale Produce Sweepstakes records 1025 Be View Pey first prize as a one year old fly, Queen Della second. yearlings with Ros Victory team second. Tender notices from the Country Roads Bank include Wimmera Shire clay and rolling bids. American apple crop inquiry shows early varieties abundant through Christmas, while later varieties are only about half of last year, affecting Australian and Tasmanian apple sales in English and German markets.
News and notes from Horsham cover a record shaw hopes as 2300 retries come in for the Hersham show with exhibitors urged to send entries early. The column reports on a brown snake sighting near Notimur Road, wool shipments to Melbourne, the new Horsham Theatre project details, hospital gift day donations, a river fishing expedition, and local club events including the Women’s Branch of the Victorian Farmers’ Union and May Park sports planning.
Hor sham and district theatregoers welcome the Cole's Dramatic Players who return for a brief run at the tinge waterproof marie theatre opposite Langlands'tore in Wilson street. The company, with Claude Tysten and Ward Tear Jin iptines, presents a nine bill change each evening and a matinée for children at 2.30 pm on Setanta day, with special prices and a range of prizes for the audience.
A sale of the Fern Lea Estate 1367 acres freehold and 979 acres jails at Telangatak closes tender with Mary David Anderson & Co. The property includes a comfortable homestead and water, suitable for wool production. Separately, Lime Deposit near Doors eyes quarrying calcite 95–100 percent purity and Iceland spar, with plans to crush for pasture top dressing and industrial uses.
About 3000 people attended the Gordon pilgrimage on a hill above Brighton Cemetery. Mr. C K Long of the Education department praised Lindsay Gordon, age 33, buried on the slope. He spoke of a statue in Melbourne and a worthy memorial, prompting committee plans.
Melbourne report cites Mr Bruce at a show luncheon outlining men money and unity as key to Australia’s development. He stresses national cooperation across classes, migration policy as vital, and boosting production export and marketing through Empire collaboration.
The Deportation Board in Sydney adjournment talk was resisted as the hearing on the Walsh case proceeded. Mr Bruce argued for delay until after related counts were resolved, but the board ruled the hearing would continue with no adjournment.
Union delegates meet the British shipowners rep Annecy tomorrow to discuss a possible strike. The session aims to resolve wage and condition disputes fueling the seamen's drive for industrial action.
The Promive Allan expresses strong approval of Mr Brier in seeking a mandate from the count. Dr Argyle prophesises the infant return of the Bruce Government in a speculative political note.
The Federal Treasurer denies a published rumor from London claiming the Commonwealth Government plans to issue another loan in the Cogish market. No such move is reported by the treasury at this time.
The budget forecast shows a surplus but avoids tax reductions. Officials indicate delivery around the estimated period, citing projected revenue and expenditure balances without immediate relief measures.
A grandstand at Mentono burned last night destroying the structure. Fire crews battled the blaze as spectators watched from a safe distance amid preparations for upcoming events. No injuries reported. Authorities probe cause and assess damages to the venue.
A blaze at a Mr. Morgan residence drew firefighters to the scene as flames swept the building. No casualties are reported, and crews worked to prevent spread to adjacent structures.
Personal notices update Mr Norman Bock of Worsham regains strength and leaves Abbots private hospital for home care. Inspector Lavitt, injured in a tram accident, briefly leaves Novar private hospital for exams then returns to duties. Miss Hexon to act as infant mistress at Hershaw State School. Real estate transfer notes include Mount Tah farm in Malawi and bequests for Herstang Hospital and Balinirat church funds.
The Amalgamated Union and Transport Workers urged members to stay at work while shipyard leaders face retaliation from rivals. Executives warned of persistent disruption as overseas arrivals were affected and yard protests continued with limited impact on operations.
The item notes a Paris newspaper claim of German sabotage affecting a freighter or convoy. It describes difficulties in communication and mentions German actions near a forest area with an attempted attack over the previous day. The piece is garbled but implies a violent incident and casualty risk.
Fragmentary report says Aida Krom injured during a leg incident in the off leg during the Nehrtna flight. Witnesses describe the scene near Targute arena as the incident occurred while a member named Gertian sures attended.
The Daily News outlines a contested federal election with allegations of fraud and irregularities. The piece notes heightened interest and calls for scrutiny while the public awaits results and potential legal challenges.
Distorted text rails at German spending during a wartime crisis with references to officials, centers, and cautions about draining national wealth. The fragment hints at economic strain and government measures while vague mentions of speakers and leaders appear in a chaotic summary.
A garbled OCR wedding notice from Weymorth registrar office reports Mr R Himesker as the groom and the Duke of Roxburgh as a related party. Readable fragments hint at a ceremonial pairing but details remain unclear due to transcription errors.
The column lists multiple weddings and engagements in Mt Lea Natimuk Hawthorn Ballarat and surrounding areas. It notes upcoming ceremonies at St Johns and Michael and Johns churches and mentions brides such as Miss Lidia and Miss Daisy with details of gowns and attendants.
The funeral for Mes Lillo Spek was held Friday afternoon at Flusehwm Cemetery. Principal mourners included church and Sunday school officials. burial rites conducted by Rev TB Ie vin. George Wall, longtime leader, died recently. family of two sons and three daughters survive. The text recalls pioneer days, wagon transport, and community life of the era.
A brief note describes Butler Sower girl wearing a dainty georgette dress with floral details. The passage mentions Rev Rohan, a cafe event, and a ministerial scene with casual social teasing noted in a local column.
Fragmented text details federal dissolution measures and protracted government actions. Mentions probable dates, places, and names, with references to parliamentary positions and potential constitutional procedures. The article outlines plans and timelines amid political uncertainty and public interest.
Fragmented report describes a collision involving a vehicle and a kangaroo resulting in fatalities and damage. It notes a Friday incident near Sydney with Western Australia and New Zealand context, plus subsequent delays and insurance or dividend mentions.
A short narrative fragment recounts an encounter or memory involving a person or entity named Vee in India. The piece hints at personal experience or travel reflections rather than a news event. The tone resembles a travelogue or personal vignette with limited context.
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