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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
5
A readably damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear actions. It references people and entities such as Vu Slerino and Wester 4rome Eire, plus terms like Movie Worlnrs and AR porate, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize definitively.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions multiple personal names and possible bands and dates, but the text is incomplete. It references individuals such as Wethn and Lam MWe Wethers, with scattered terms like Young Bros and Women 15 without coherent context or clear event.
Broad Acres area advertises money to lend with a line of names and faded notes. The fragment mentions BESSAS YOUNG BROS and a date or code near Wimmera Tetons, with unclear scrawled names like THOMAS TUUNG and references to a pool or debt. The readable portion offers lending terms and a sample borrower list.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Siri Kellhoyee and McAuliey Wilsell and reference an auction mart in Vore Marsham. The readable items suggest a catalog with frames and items at an auction, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary notice mentions F W Grabsch LASD and a commission agent role tied to the Moyal Hotel. Text is garbled with unreadable sections about a world view, May Seat Wales and other scattered references. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
Austral report notes a series of land and station matters linked to the SIVCK project. The piece references the commission and related actions, highlighting context around the land use and maritime operations in the region.
A fragmentary note records SOMSHan Buildings and Firelore linked to Lower Baia with references to the National Mutual tz. Details are incomplete but indicate a historical property or event connection in the region.
In a district filing, David Andersen Co. lists the Royal Hotel Building as part of a securitized sale. The notice references a fence lien and a pending judgment, with creditors seeking repayment and possible repremmtation steps.
A dispersal sale is listed for Wegary Street in Ri ma with items including ponies cows a buggy and related gear. The notice mentions dates Saturday and upcoming sales by David Anderson and Co instructed by MHL with details of horses mounts silver items and assorted goods.
Fragmentary OCR shows a datedAugust entry with scattered names and items, mentioning Mothers and a few individuals, but lacks coherent events or actions to report clearly. The readable portions hint at a social or community notice with dates and names, requiring more context.
A fragment lists a furniture sale in Newtons Horsham with unclear text including ALGEST twa and Lana. The readable item notes a sale action and location, suggesting a local furniture sale notice. The incomplete OCR provides limited specifics on date or vendors.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a business notice for Wig Anderson and Co. with scattered names and phrases. The readable portion mentions a firm name, possible partners, and a postwar context, but many words are garbled. The item resembles a historical advertisement or notice page fragment.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous proper nouns including names of persons firms stations agents and places such as Laidlaw Juctioners Valuers Warrack Joparit Tamillon and Coxpcation Yards with scattered references to accident insurance and stock. The readable content is largely garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
A garbled note indicates Morey plans to lend funds related to Trost and Broadder at Lowant Fe H LAIDLA and CU. The fragment mentions investment activity but lacks clear names, dates, amounts, or outcomes.
In a fragmented notice a firm advertises private cable services and mentions a person named Meldoouene Olun 4arkiet. The readable text hints at postal or street references and addresses with uncertain lines about services, rates, and availability, suggesting a historical classifieds snippet.
fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and places with no clear event or context available.
Fragmentary OCR shows a listing for Oatlands Steam Chaff and Corn Mills with scattered, unclear terms about churning vats beams and machinery. The text mentions a proprietor E. H. Asbergang and references crushing operations and local premises, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
A garbled OCR passage mentions dates, measurements, and winds with scattered figures such as 9, 12, 18, and 48. The text reads like a diary or observation log with weather or astronomical notes, but specifics are unclear due to corruption. No clear events or names emerge.
Fragmented report describes a lengthy discussion on the formation of a university and related acts, with references to meetings, committees, and figures like Hamilton and Me Lov. It notes community processes, election timing, and proposed arrangements, including a street procession and civic preparations.
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