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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
2
An OCR read fragments a Melbourne market text with garbled names and locations. It mentions Beas Scallowed Cowper Fon and Merigyay with scattered phrases like Sub to Th Semele lant fine stem kin and cab market FETE GA at yee peter.
Fragmented notes show rainfall tallies and weather outlook for the week. Mentions coast marine data, tides, and advisories with scattered times and place names, including a reference to Seaho Shop and Tun huge Mow ponte.
Fragmentary OCR text references Pacific future topics, mentions several personal names and places, but content is garbled with no clear events or coherent facts to summarize.
A garbled notice describes dressmaking and a business in Purencemrost near an AIWA Motel. It mentions modest costs and a style concern, with references to dressmaking and a hall event. The readable text emphasizes a small business in a lodging area and practical fashion services.
Local trade notes list Misses Anwensun Tine makers and Losumines Milcomevel Signigabon Stary Wit and Style Guarantond amid small business postings. The items appear as brand names or vendors in a regional listings column with no further details.
A garbled historical rail timetable notes trains to various destinations with scattered days and times. The text references services by Tow following weeks, Wednesday to Saturday patterns, and a DOLANDO LINE schedule starting in August. It mentions departures around 8 10 and 5 00, with routes toward Lorquon and Horhaayia, and a note on Saturday service adjustments.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at advertising moves and essentials. Readable items mention tomorrow events or promotions with world emphasis and vital products. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the gist notes advertising shifts and essential goods.
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