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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
3
The readable portions describe a chaotic page with partial mentions of events, people, and dates. Names such as St Louis and various individuals appear amid jumbled phrases, suggesting a pasted compilation of notices, speeches, and local items without coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous garbled names, places, and phrases. The readable portions fail to form a coherent event or clear subjects, leaving only scattered terms and potential biographical or calendar fragments without a discernible news item or outcome.
Fragmented OCR passage lists sporting items and a meet with unclear names and places. It mentions Helene, Ghagan, Mare, Vedas Vie, and Whales along with references to crimes and dates, but many words are garbled. The text preserves scattered event mentions without a coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a dramatic tale involving a character named Eatema and a series of eerie events. The readable fragments mention a deadly environment, a public figure, and scattered location clues suggesting a historical crime or tragedy excerpt.
A long, garbled report discusses agricultural policy and rural reform with mentions of wheat, irrigation, labor, and regulations. It references Mr. Hebard Poster, state oversight, and debates over farm support, with scattered names and places indicating a broad legislative session on agriculture and economics.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a memory tale involving names and events, mentioning Sten Mies WA Mow and Tay Salih ya gral, with scattered numbers and phrases like belly, Snape, and Fatele SOM by 1 Rite. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative structure.
A fragment describes Plano conservatory students presenting violin pieces and cello elements led by Rev Park Fraging. It mentions piano forte and lam, with emphasis on vocal and instrumental harmony across grade levels and an upcoming event on Saturday.
Fragmentary text records an event with organist Wesley Chara and church figures such as Maly Lndope Sraes, plus mentions the Methodist Hebod Room and Miss Gertruge B. Cur. The garbled lines reference a private assignment and a meeting at a church or community room with attendees and roles unclear.
The readable text references public notices and private sales in various districts, noting residents and commissions. It mentions a district resident, a somes selection, and a private sale in multiple areas, including Hamilton, with weekly and Friday events and a 2STE colony. The legible fragments imply abandoned or damaged notices about stock and real estate sales across counties.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to long established bakery names, quality goods, and catering, alongside scattered notices mentioning individuals like James Mitchell and Vania Bret, with unclear dates and places. The article appears to mix business ads, legal style notices, and community names in a degraded scan.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference G P Self Raising Flour and a claim about reaching all parts of the latrie. Details are unclear, but the line hints at a product mention and an incomplete instruction or advertisement snippet.
In Horakamy district notices reveal a forced tie between a bakery and a so-called connectionery business. The fragmented OCR mentions figures like Winer Last Yrnason House and General Uccumiation Agent, with references to advances dated March 8 and names such as George Munro and Kemp's Branding. The text is garbled but centers on local business affiliations and alleged activities.
Fragmented OCR text lists land and partnership notices under a heading. The legible portion mentions Dr Melamed and Wyalong with references to joint land dealings, selection, and application notices. No clear dates or complete names are readable to specify actions.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an insurance firm reference in Melbourne with unclear names and terms. The text mentions liability and live stock, a train line, and “stucke or stumling” in a convoluted passage. Overall details are unreadable and partial.
Disjointed OCR reveals references to newspapers and the Commonwealth era, mentioning Australia and Commonwealth topics. It hints at rates, pay, and readership but readable details are sparse and unclear. The piece appears to discuss publication practices and the role of newspapers in the commonwealth.
The Horsham Times proclaims itself oldest established paper in the district with strong advocacy for the AUSTRALIAN CLAUSE and broad community reach. It emphasizes constant learning, reliable reading material, and wide circulation in the region.
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Fragmentary OCR text references a pianist and lecturer at Wotturme University Adelaide. The garbled passage mentions a lecturer, piano subjects, musical analysis, and a law about natural history or nature. It suggests a university setting with a cadet pianist named Tarluer and Adelaide.
Miss Katie Beynon appears at the TDL event with a musical program highlighting Pangforte pieces. The concert offers a charming recital likely to draw local audiences seeking intimate vocal and instrumental performances.
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