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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
6
Misc scrambled text from a historical newspaper fragment mentions a council, a meeting on a Tuesday, and references to a White Thorn Mel and Hupetiony Taibwas. The legible parts point to local governance and an unspecified budget or estimate. Names and dates remain unclear due to corrupted OCR.
A garbled report from Montreal details a legal case involving a Thaw related matter. The fragment mentions hospital, hearings, and an ensuing investigation with unclear names and dates.
A garbled OCR item describes a gathering at the Masonic Hall in Wes on a Saturday. It notes young attendees and a person named George A. calling a representative, with unclear details about a ball and utensil pressure.
The Australian Mercante section lists latest skin prices and weekly quotations for hides and related goods. Readers are informed of current rate moves and market actors influencing the leather trade.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses digestion health and possible references to fermentation and work, with multiple garbled phrases and names. The readable parts are minimal and do not form a coherent report.
A major fire swept Cleekheath last Saturday damaging the furniture works and showroom. Fire brigades battled flames in a long night effort, with the blaze threatening Unity Alliance Company property and causing extensive loss to stock and fittings. Local reports note a dramatic turn when a furniture display was consumed, with workers evacuated and investigations proceeding.
Fragmentary text references a signee year and program committee. Mentions handicap and trot events with unclear details. Appears to be a faded sports or program note from a historical page with garbled lines and missing names.
Fragmented OCR text shows Parliament debates on refinery and harbor trust funding, with references to Mr Kelly Mr Piaher and other figures. The piece mentions election claims, naval and foreign policy tones, and procedural notices amid a noisy session with mentions of the House of Commons and opposition tactics.
Capetown reports violent attack as a mob assaults a man during a chaotic event along Cape Mountain and surrounding areas. Local authorities prepare to investigate the brutal incident and ensure public safety amid mounting tensions.
OCR fragment mentions names and places with garbled phrases about elections or declarations. The readable elements reference individuals such as Mary and Kate Borglia, a hall, and a public event. Precise facts are indeterminable due to heavy transcription errors.
Fragmented text lists many names including Newell Chas Inglitom and Wiaoe, with scattered references to a final match and a Central Pathy Bins venue. The jagged OCR hints at a local sports or school event, naming players and possible scores or positions, but the passage is incomplete and unclear.
Arnott and Co offer special English making papers and collations direct from British manufacturers. The firm highlights stock on the premises and invites inspection.
Readable details show Stawall lottlers and noted social events at Farrell smube in a Whomgton gathering. Names like Pasar and Manioay-rumbit appear alongside mentions of Teaving Stawell and Nevociation. The fragment hints at community sport and social timing around September.
A jumble of faded notices lists various sale items and sales terms with names such as Turnbull Redlands and Morahan. The fragment mentions for sale goods and services, plus references to timber and household items amid garbled text. No clear events or prices emerge from the unreadable OCR.
In Crofton an advertising note promotes tastings by Hagrethous A Imaliun. The fragment mentions AIR Org and Char Lake, with referenced terms PRAKKAL and TAG. Further readable text is limited.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions a church, names like BELLE Yoho and KALKI, and date references such as Wednesday and 27, with unclear context. It appears to be an incomplete public notice or obituary fragment with multiple unreadable phrases and stray proper nouns.
The Murda Cometees 'ee an wit moves Treen Ws. lead, The Horsham 20 ice, at 3 ada VAIS DAY (Prnday). ALLAN, Uyeterths
Fragmentary notice from Horsham listing vacancies for gentlemen and mentions names like WADDELL and MAY. Appears to reference employment or service positions with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text references Oatlands, steam chats and corn mills with unclear terms likely from a historical notice. Reads as miscellaneous, with no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the place name Oatlands and generic mill terms. The readable portion offers no actionable facts to summarize beyond locational hints.
A fragmented OCR note announces tenders and revival actions on a forthcoming date in multiple places including Horsham Shire and nearby towns. It mentions boundary, deposits, and an administration process, with references to Sita and local officials.
Fragmentary text shows an election scene in Central Riding with references to election steps, voters urged to participate, and a campaign pledge by a speaker named Edward Artih Mussel. It hints at local civic engagement and political aims without clear outcomes or full names.
Fleck owner Bryatu prepares to start shear as notice to farmers and graziers. Mlothe letters to update parties about forthcoming action, including dates and requirements for participation or compliance.
A quirky notice outlines a new program titled Next pointay featuring a night stage with a comedy act in three holes. It notes matinee Saturdays from 1 to 6 and mentions Weym and Manages as organizers.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a football event at Stowelltal with scattered names and dates. The readable bits reference MEHSUAM, AUST ara, Lieu, GEG, TYDEMAN and a possible August 7 entertainment note, but the text is garbled and fails to specify teams, scores, or a clear outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Wednesday schedule or listing with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention a person named Hanna and a vague event tied to a station or channel, but most details are illegible and cannot be reliably decoded into a coherent item.
The Horsham Times notes strong growth in its advertising reach across the Wimmera and part of the Western District, inviting advertisers to place notices. The message emphasizes expanding circulation and broad regional exposure for local businesses.
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