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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a conference involving German and Australian footballers, with scattered words about a committee, church figures, and a violent incident. Readable items include references to landon, Bremen, and Barbesbait but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Traders' Association meeting and references volunteers, votes, and local civic matters. The readable names and numbers are unclear, but the piece centers on association activities and community involvement in city projects.
A garbled account describes a wedding scene with attendees in ornate attire. Names and places are unclear but references to silver liners pink accents and jeweled garments appear amid a hazy procession and reception sketch.
fragments describe a man named Van Tent of Dollin dying after a Friday incident. health concerns and interwoven details show a troubled event at a home setting. references to wartime era and community figures appear as scattered notes.
The five months ending 30 November show Customs revenue of 1 240 026, up from the previous year. New regulations govern the export of dairy products including butter, with penalties and required grading, and allow prohibitions on exports not meeting standards.
The obituary details the death of a elderly woman at Hor phaer Thatrert Nospwtal. It notes age and residence in Horsham, with a funeral arrangement and family references. The notice lists burial location and mentions survivors and service times.
Shs aE Sa ora ye te aimaneeshape dt 4 Fareer vem oat a eae aL Sank of Australes Seete Pancho Varah time hem i tee ete Horabam te anen ye serie Vee ri bo haree Te Lag 4 1 bait ef omaneele 2 wre om kro iat smm Ve Life Tatts gtat 21722 serwisal Sine chalinan emi mnt Lanai Wal
Readable text fragments describe a motor trials event and names, places, and possible teams or sponsors. The piece mentions Mount, wine, fans, and a discussion of trial features with vague references to participants and locations. No coherent narrative or clear outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Ararat race meet announced to be held Wednesday after initial scheduling. Organizers, track officials, and participants prepare for event despite weather concerns.
Bowling Club visited Horsham on Wednesday for a bowls match with Horsham winning by 17 points. Following rink play, teams and players are listed, with next B grade match set for Dimboola on the next date, as members prepare for travel.
The program outlines a track and field meet with anticipation for results. Key participants include athletes and sponsors, with competition expected to feature sprint and distance events across a formal venue. Team standings and individual performances will shape early season momentum.
Partial OCR text outlines mixed tennis and team listings. Names include Wise Nglherson Mrs Sawyer Mee Toorell Wie Kisepiann and Sarimus with matches at Nuruk. Also mentions men teams Terna Mehonaye Sawier and others, with travel and lodging details to be arranged by Peat ile.
The passage scheme invites ex service men and women who served in auxiliary war roles to nominate relatives or dependents for free passages to Australia. Passages are conditional on medical examination results, suitability to state authorities, and must be arranged in 1922 with nominations sent to Melbourne. The New Service League aims to maximize nominations before year end, with a nominal fee charged to the nominator.
A chaotic fair excerpt lists stalls and names of organizers and vendors. It mentions pies, cakes, flowers, crafts, and youth sections, along with numerous local exhibitors and volunteers guiding visitors through food, contests, and displays.
Auction notices describe a sale conducted by David Anderson and Co and Memra Wilson Bolton & Co with items including a horse and machinery offered at a valuable price. The event occurred in late November, with attendees and bidders present at Axgip.
A report cites a lost parcel containing clothing and a hat addressed to Head Teacher at Natimik Lake. Notes mention rewards and inquiries about the item, with references to locations Horsham Quantarg and names such as Vivek Seite and Mrs Ow Restrrack. The record preserves fragmentary details and a search for recovery.
Nominations are invited for a Horsham racing meeting featuring Open Hack races for 7 lb amateurs and hares never winning a race. Events include Tral pen lack, Vrony Handicap, hurdles, and Fly elnae. Details announce dates and venue, with notices of officials and morning ceremonies.
A garbled OCR fragment lists horse events and names with unclear dates and amounts. It mentions Geer Auntie and Briam Bey with odd spellings, plus scattered terms like December and Mundations. The text lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary OCR text references a male registry, dates, and codes, mentioning registration within four distance units and a penalty of £10 for a breach. The source lacks coherent details, making precise interpretation and entity extraction difficult.
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