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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a baby Sean and several local names and places. The readable parts reference Harsha, Caio van, and a vague event connected to a soggy or veiled location. Details are unclear, but it centers on a community notice involving individuals and a local place.
Unclear OCR fragment references a Mont event with scattered names and items. Reads like a partial schedule or report with scattered terms including names, groups, times, and places, but lacks coherent facts or readable context to identify a definite event or outcome.
The readable fragments name Cairnesles, Rag, Fawgir, and venues with scattered references to people like William and Sarah. The garbled OCR reads like a collage of place names, dates, and possible events, with no coherent narrative or clear outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR shows a colonial era notice discussing postal rates, printed materials, and government charges. It references New Zealand and mentions printed tolls and fees, with scattered dates and figures, reflecting archival publication practices.
The Horsham Times advertises subscription options with annual rates and new subscribers. It notes continued publication and payment terms, promising reliable delivery and access to columns and content for readers in Horsham and surrounding areas.
An OCR damaged local directory fragment lists numerous names, streets, and places with unclear context. The text mentions municipal figures, addresses, and possible public notices but readability is poor and many terms are garbled.
The readable text lists numerous proper nouns including Austen Ustad Horadt Talivick Wastorm Paley Magintonta Edward Harries and mentions organizations and places like Rome and MECYure Silver Waller. It appears as a garbled historical clipping with mixed names, roles such as treasurer and governor, and scattered phrases about factories and governance, lacking coherent narrative or context.
A historical notice presents the Horsham Times as a large weekly national paper with a literary almanac and weather section. It lists agents and distributors across Horsham and surrounding towns, proclaiming wide circulation and a family oriented format.
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