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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1944
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes list flowing prices for provisions and merchants. Mentions include Horahain stenes Mandor Wallearal and Witter factors with unclear figures. Broad reference to trade prices and market activity appears without complete data or coherent names.
A garbled newspaper fragment outlines a Melbourne produce market scene with unclear names and fragmented notes. It mentions water, currency symbols, and stray terms that imply trading activity but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to form a clear news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions inter city filters and primes with references to names like Lucene and Prant Lill Kit. The text is unclear but hints at filtering and test items within a technical or linguistic context.
The Horsham Golf Club house was broken into during the weekend. Money in the green tote was stolen, crockery damaged, and the place left in disorder. Entrance gained via broken front door. Horsham police investigating.
Mervyn William Brown died Saturday at Horsham Base Hospital aged 15 living with relatives in Natimuk. Survived by two brothers Keith and Hedley, he was son of the late Mr and Mrs William Brown of Natimuk. Funeral held at Natimuk Cemetery after service at Natimuk Presbyterian Church conducted by Mr E. H. Thorpe. coffin bearers listed. Arrangements by A. F. Weight & Sons.
The Second Victory Loan aims to raise large sums through subscriptions from £10 upward, with £1110,000,000 in bonds and £47,500,000 in maturing-conversions. It urges public participation via post offices, brokers, and groups, pledging ready liquidity, profitability, and wartime support. The notice promotes taxation benefits and civic duty.
Canberra dispatch reports Prime Minister Curtin opening the Second Victory Loan campaign. He warns the war’s end won’t be soon, noting the Philippines still unrecovered and Japan’s homeland largely intact. He cites Allied force build up and stresses Australia will face greater strains as the war expands.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and addresses including Mrs COM Riniiw Baillie street Horsham and Mrs W. 3 summons Adelaide. Mentions Ty Knipe and dates near St Andrew's Presbyterian Church with references to Ty Dan and Chikkeyothayrow. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented report notes the Swan Hill Hamilton road service facing delays and resumed daily runs after government emergency transport action. Residents in northern areas urged continued support as delays prompted questions about funding and schedule reliability.
A readably garbled report from a local football match notes YCW Sesame-Ny and opponents in a 4 4 tie with goals by LEW Walker and others. Mentions players Sire M H Cao Bankcuntiitil and Allen Bruttrass, with Turner and W deilines also referenced as officials or players. The fragmentary text indicates a win for YCW in a tied or close game on a specified day with viewing attendance noted.
The Horsham Annual features a vast display of exhibits and events. Prominent displays include racing trophies, handicaps, and a trotting show with entries by Worsham schools. A fire brigade demonstration and sheep show are noted with emphasis on venue facilities and ticketing, including half price for children.
The speech recalls Britain's empire and the League of Nations as guiding global order. It highlights Australia’s duty to contribute to peace, support Allied goals, and extend welcome to new year of postwar international cooperation.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a town show with talks on exhibits, parades, and civic participation. Mentioned are preparations, committees, and venue concerns as residents weigh timing and attractions for a community fair.
A U P candidate for the United States secretary position expresses regret over recent remarks. The campaign states the comments do not reflect official policy and reiterates commitments to reform and diplomacy. Supporters urge calm and emphasize experience in government roles.
Fragmentary wartime notes describe US naval actions involving sinking barges. The garbled text references Parshall and Irene ranges, weapons and utensils, hinting at a chaotic battle scene with ships operating near a shore. Further details are unclear.
The fragmentary text mentions names and places in a jumbled way and does not form a coherent event or report. No clear person, organization, date, or location can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
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