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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
4
An OCR fragment from Elderslie dated April details a broad, sprawling notice covering a dense mix of names, places, and events. It mentions Waregarooree Warracooree and Muswellbrook style references, noting social, agricultural, and local business activity with scattered times and locations. The text is highly garbled but conveys a period community update with multiple named individuals and locales.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wednesday noon event at a location named Wecon Day. Mentions furniture dealer Sean Ny Mourewold and Ye Firstie Station with unclear partnership or sale context. The text appears to reference an auction or sale overseen by a department or official body, with a notice of approval and a reference to a parchment or permit.
Fragmented OCR text mentions alteration action on Batesy Tuesday and a dated year set as 1630. Reads as historical notice with names and places partially garbled. Main point is a scheduled alteration event on a Tuesday in April with referenced entities.
The text presents a garbled inquiry about ethics and modern industry. It mentions duty to protect workers and the broad impact of production on living standards, suggesting a concern with social responsibility across all employers and sectors. It lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Horsham market updates and public notices mix with local events and court items. The report mentions market listings, price notes, and scheduling details for May filings, with references to municipal officials and upcoming community activities in Horsham and surrounding areas.
An inscrutable OCR fragment mentions Moraes and Oxia Nairn among names, with scattered terms like WHEAT CERTIFICATES, Wire Walbourn, Salles, and various alphanumeric codes. The passage is fragmentary with no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical notice mentioning Margaret Aten as a daughter of Surmh and Tages Bramene. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The readable portions describe workers, unions, and production and court actions. References to May and dates imply labor shows or meetings, with mentions of a trial regarding property or strikes. The text remains fragmented, leaving key person names and precise events unclear.
A government minister promises clarity on teacher pay policy as discussions with officials, school leaders, and unions reveal concerns about funding, wage adjustments, and the impact on local families. The cabinet plans further meetings to address rising costs and education budgets amid contentious public reaction.
A garbled OCR fragment from a London Times page recounts alleged Berlin military plotting and reactions. It references Germany, Britain, and wartime commentary, with scattered names and dates, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed phrases about Jamaica and security efforts. References to services and events hint at a public or international context but details are unreadable, making a precise summary difficult.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Japan and Rubbia voyage and references to newspapers and waters. Readable parts show no clear events, dates, or names to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
A fragmentary wire report from Reuters notes unclear details about a local matter involving individuals named Laval, Memaad, and others. The brief mentions a prominent family and an event described as a battle or confrontation with uncertain context or outcome.
Fragmentary obituary appears to name many individuals with limited context. The text mentions Venues and places, ages around eighty, and references to family relations and professions, but details are garbled. The piece seems to record a death notice and mourners with names such as Walter, Gerda, Mir, Lunny, Wisław, and others, without clear dates or a coherent biographical arc.
A derailment near Wee Tibve injured many as a passenger train collided with a halted freight car. Rescue brigades battled flames while officials investigated the cause. Several cars derailed, collapsing tracks and blocking the line. Reports say numerous deaths and injuries among passengers and crew. Rail authorities urged caution as investigations continue.
A garbled OCR style item shows a string of names and fragments including Wil, Milan, Harpeth, Ahern, and Viny creating a puzzle like roster. It reads as a chaotic collection rather than a coherent event or notice from the page.
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