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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
1
Laborer arrested on serious charges as police link him to a hooded bandit case. Report notes multiple suspects and ongoing investigation. Local authorities urge the public to provide information leading to identification and closure.
The Horsham Agricultural Society hosted a lively lineup with many entrants, judging by the numerous participant names and indications of diverse competitions. Officials announced results and noted active interest across categories, signaling a strong show season.
Postage rates for newspapers are debated in the Commonwealth era. Officials discuss prepaid mailing costs and delivery ubiquity, noting inequities between prewar and postwar practices and the impact on circulation and revenue.
A suffused dance was held in Me CB with Yen and Hollowuanl as dancers. Reg Holl won a prize with Amy Suith assisting. Food was supplied by Hlutekinson's, and the serves were provided by the women, who acted as emjuayra.
Fragmented notes describe a Wind-up Ball hosted by PIMPINIO Football Club and a church anniversary at Methodist Church. References to The Reveljers, Erinn Dhabi, and local figures appear amid a jumble of names, places, and events with unclear dates or outcomes.
An OCR damaged local item references Wool Week planning in Waracknabeeal area with committee, secretary, and dates discussed. Several garbled names and fragments point to a public event and potential scheduling details involving local officials and publicity plans.
Fragmented lines describe liver pills and dosing claims with garbled words. References to original label wording mention regular use and a 1/3 hour timing, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent claims or events.
A Perth University professor criticizes wartime apathy in Australia urging a national mobilization of citizens. He calls for gender equality, compulsory service for industrial work, and broad social changes, arguing education from early age will shape future citizens and sustain a resilient nation.
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