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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms like nurse Bourne and hospital, with unclear context. The readable parts reference a private hospital on Erts Avenue and individuals named Carole and Miss Cues, suggesting a brief item about staff or patients without a clear event or outcome.
An OCR read yields scattered phrases about a local event or site, mentioning people, places, and potential dates. It references Marsham Foundry and Pure treet Fedorita with unclear connections. The text remains highly garbled, offering only partial names and a few concrete nouns.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows shuffled letters and stray words. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge to identify a coherent news item or notice.
Fragmentary text references Scott and Spowart with unclear actions and strategy. Mentions NORADJUHA Austins Asa and a plan to stop something labeled Se ag Ze St. Details are missing, leaving a cryptic note about tactics or clashes without clear entities or outcomes.
The garbled OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and titles in a mossy municipal directory. It references individuals such as Bilal Wahine Teper and Ay yes, along with unclear institutions and locations like MELA and TE me pire od DigheQt. The fragmentary lines evoke a crowded civic roster and a sea of unrelated entries rather than a coherent story.
The readable text offers a jumble of names, dates, and places such as Wimmera Shire, April, 1010, Surat, and various personal names. It reads like a corrupted page segment with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A garbled OCR style list of Horsham telephone subscribers and addresses from a local directory. The fragment includes varied names, streets, hotels, hospitals, and businesses, with many unreadable portions, suggesting a historical community telephone directory snapshot.
Fragmented OCR lists names, places, dates, and prices across a shire area. It mentions railways, stations, payments, invitations, and various businesses with scattered locations and figures. The readable parts hint at a regional timetable or notice page with transport, auctions, and local commerce references.
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