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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
6
A jumbled OCR style text mixes names, places, and terms like WAR, Alltel, base, Tomboy, and Norvigts Minek. It reads as a pile of disjointed words and fragments with no clear narrative, event, or coherent details to interpret as a concrete news item. The piece resembles stray teletypes of cables and notes rather than a structured report.
Disjointed Sporting items describe hat wearers and grade queue actions plus a mention of robberies at a mall. Fragmentary names and events reference teams, venues, and dates with no coherent narrative or verifiable results.
An unreadable OCR dump references a cricket file with scattered names and landmarks. Mentions Sydney, Australian teams, and various individuals such as Hayes and McDonald amid jumbled text, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
A chaotic report details an athletics and boating event on Boating Day with a long list of participants. Names appear scattered including local athletes and school clubs as crowds gather for performances and races. The piece hints at a regional showcase with multiple entrants and varied activities across venues.
A fragmented registry of livestock auction results lists multiple farmers and firms such as Gor, Horsham, and Wil bodies with mixed lot notes. The dense entry includes cattle, bullocks, and assorted stock totals, with date marks and auction identifiers obscured by OCR noise.
Fragmentary OCR text lists assorted items, numbers, ages, and locations with no coherent event. Names, places, dates, and figures are scattered. readable bits mention items like horses, vehicles, and measurements, but the passage lacks a clear news event or narrative to summarize.
A long readable classified page lists WANTED domestic workers and waitstaff, farm labor and help needed, plus numerous sale items. Names like White Hart Hotel and Abbot Buguy appear, with notes on horses, pianos, clothing, and household goods offered or sought. The itemized entries reference farms, auctions, and local businesses, indicating a broad village market activity.
The family of late Dr James Wodengs expresses gratitude in a long term annual report for the care and support provided to their father by the ratepayers. They also acknowledge the council and secretary Tom Hocking for their assistance during the period.
Fragmentary sale notice mentions items listed with unclear terms and garbled names. Readers are advised to verify details locally as legibility is limited.
A historical ledger style summary lists various names and organizations connected with treasury accounts and sums. The fragment mentions Moraba and De Vetary as well as several individuals including Le Kay and Robert Matihews among others, noting financial entries and associated places.
A fragmented notice from Melbourne lists Thursday and Friday events at Dawsons on Collevest. Readable lines mention youth, music, and local entertainment with unclear full details.
The Shire advertises tender invites for farm improvements and public works with deposit requirements and conditions. It lists locations, dates, and scope such as house work, workshop setup, barn, and machinery needs. Quotation terms specify bids for equipment, fencing, plant installations, and farm modernization.
Auction notice lists Publican's Booth for sale on Saturday December 11 with bids in pounds shillings and pence. Special train from Morseam advertised, with prices and contact P. A. TONEIN as secretary for details.
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