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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
3
Obituary notice records the passing of a local resident with brief details on the time and place of death. The article notes community responses and grants a compact remembrance within the wartime era context.
A chaotic flood scene interrupted a town meeting as residents sought safety. Officials urged calm while responders searched for missing individuals and assessed damaged homes along the riverfront. Local agencies coordinated aid and sheltered residents, with updates expected at a town council session next week.
A sprawling OCR fragment references Longerenong College and a jumble of names, places, and items. It lists people, events, and locations in a dense, chaotic stream with numerous improper spellings and unclear context.
The readable parts mention a skating event and a meeting, but the rest is garbled with numbers and stray words. No clear dates, places, or participants emerge, leaving only scattered fragments to summarize.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a local event with names like Horton and Trowell amid garbled text. Readable elements point to a community notice or brief with people and places but no clear outcome or date.
A fragmented notice shows farmers association signaling action against a blocked site. Names such as Janice appear amid garbled text indicating a meeting or sale related to the property. Readable bits point to a dispute over access and possible sale terms involving local parties.
A garbled excerpt mentions tenders and several personal names including Smith ARCHTHOT TAMIOITA Lovee and TINUD IRS. The fragment lacks clear action, context, or dates, leaving the intended procurement or committee details unreadable within the damaged text.
Mollified notes report a temperance gathering at the Church of Christ on Tarylhart Street. A weekly meeting occurs every Sunday at 7 pm, with Wadeiane noted. no collection is taken.
A garbled archival entry lists names and places in a fragmentary fashion. Key terms include Adstratasta and Lanrvesiome with scattered proper nouns such as Aire and AARNE NAN. The text reads as incomplete notes from a historical ledger or index, preserving only sporadic identifiers.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a borough council race with candidate names and remarks. The readable portions reference a campaign contest, candidates, and local election context, suggesting a regional electoral item.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses local election topics with scattered names and dates. The readable parts mention borough, election, and unspecified individuals, but most entities are unclear, making precise attribution impossible.
A garbled extract from the Shire of Arapiles mentions various names and a date of July 25, 90. The text shows references to planning, panels, and individuals such as SOSAPH MeDONALD. The readable parts suggest community notes or notices but lack coherent details or actions.
Fragmentary OCR text references South Riding elections and council matters. It mentions a council term, retirement at Cr We Lalli, and November events. The legible items are incomplete but indicate local electoral activity and official notices.
An unclear fragment from a parliamentary or local electoral note mentions Dundas and Sundas related terms. The readable text lists names such as TROY KNIGHT and references to New Zealand and tomato plants, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
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