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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
5
The excerpt presents a jumbled, damaged narrative with scattered names and places, mentioning N_exchange, Bailie ent Crquhart Hovey, and various unclear actions. It reads like a corrupted page segment with numerous garbled terms and unreadable passages.
A fragmented OCR item notes changes in the price of wheat in Bersham Winterlny Mor ley. It mentions regional market shifts and tariff or supply concerns impacting local buyers and farmers. The readable text provides no specific figures or dates.
A fragment references the Huskie roea and mentions Australian and New Zealand elements along with broader information about World Review. The readable text hints at competition totals and overlaps with service coverage but lacks clear names, dates, or events.
The notice mentions branding and alterations and references a Friday insertion deadline. It appears as a fragmented advertisement directive with missing details about branding, advertising, and placement. The readable items point to a newspaper insertion rule rather than a specific event or person.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show Che Horsham dates and events on Tuesday and Friday. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a schedule or notice mentioning Che Horsham and Beery with possible time slots. Further readable details are missing to confirm specific actions or entities.
chaotic prose describes a session at Lhcemsbhg Court with detours, delays, and energetic crossfire. Prosecutor Lanner speaks as the court adjourns. Mentions of Mus, pulvirs, and various locals highlight a turbulent proceeding surrounding a public event and port carnival preparations.
A school charity event features Marie Walther and Miss Aniot with a variety of songs and piano pieces to raise money for a new church piano. Proceeds support the Presbyterian Bible education fund as students perform vocal and instrumental numbers amid a formal program.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dancing event on the green at Tremorrow with references to a relation reserve and a Hopshas club. Details are garbled, making exact time, participants, and location unclear.
The article notes the Presbyerian manse debt being liquidated at 1255 with interest and outlines numerous Baye' Gh school staff changes. Mr WIl Prod moves to Baye' Magh school. RL Cottier shifts. Miss Byrne and others take new roles. A special service and matinee are scheduled, with film nights and a dramatic program planned, including a Harrow production.
A rear room at the Dooen Hotel caught fire prompting the Marshall Fire Brigade to respond yesterday. The blaze started beneath a front road-side plug and spread to a second unit, with about 400 feet of roof damaged before crews confined the flames. no adjoining properties were believed at risk. Nearby, community notices celebrate a Presbyterian farewell, a competitive essay prize, and planned local entertainments, while traffic and excursion details for upcoming trips are announced.
The annual meeting of the Heweham Fire Brigade reported on committee elections and officer roles. Capile T Bily Fraeen tary led the agenda while Mr lly trocertol and Mr P Ghower served as foreman and other key posts. Robertaon t secretary and Mic Souahere were named, with AML Cottier possibly resigning.
Readable segments describe medical conditions, enlistments, and public health notes amid wartime events. Mentions hospitals, infections, and care efforts. references to dates, places, and figures shaping the wartime medical response.
Thirty seven delegates attended the informal peace conference in Hall today. Notable figures such as Sir A Duckham and Mtr Hl Hie of the British Baskews participated. The gathering also discussed a rum and other issues affecting Australia and potential resolutions.
The Cetosise case appears in broken form, with unclear names and events. No coherent facts or outcomes are identifiable beyond a potential murder appeal being canceled or rejected. reads as garbled OCR text from a legal notice or court report with insufficient readable detail.
A cryptic clipping from Werle NSW details a case involving Lady Stonehcoen and a notable flight incident. The fragment references a nine verse line and a timetable, with unclear actors. Local readers await fuller context and verification.
A sprawling report covers Wembley rivalry, local social events, and hospital notes. It details guests departing from a private hospital, mentions the Rosebery area, and notes guests' farewells, with regional names and addresses dispersed through a long unreadable OCR fragment.
A garbled report describes a college basketball game with teams including Warriors and opponents like Mekinnens and Memanti. It mentions players such as Jonrs Manning and 8 Playie and hints at themes of fun and memory. The piece references referees, timing, and attendance in a jumbled style.
In a London letter to a May conference communications minister for health cites widespread unemployment in mining areas of Great Britain. The key point warns the industry may not reemploy many workers, with changes likely to other sectors or to downgraded positions.
A terse wireless dispatch from Decry to Tuland and Huber notes Anstratiey explorer WHAkina stating high winds and plenteous cold hinder Nis expedition. The weather slows progress as conditions remain harsh along the route.
A Daily Telegraph report hints at improvements near Singapore Naval Base tied to cordial Britain Japan relations and evolving Washington framework. The piece notes strategic shifts influencing wartime operations and naval planning in the region.
A dated note from WASA states that expenditures totaling 2,480,000 alien do rms were allocated today for naval armament upgrades. The funds support the modernisation of battleships and internal naval works.
A Moscow dispatch asserts that the war bogey is active in Afghanistan. The report claims Afghan towns are engaged by unnamed forces as an international concern grows.
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