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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
5
Police report a traffic incident near a town intersection resulting in minor injuries. Authorities cite unclear road conditions and fault being investigated as residents call for clearer signals and safer crossing measures.
A fragmentary report notes an event at an unspecified location with limited readable names and dates. It mentions a time frame around May and a sequence involving a page, a person, and a public setting. The details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented text unclear. Reads as garbled notes with stray phrases such as a question about a basket and mentions BATA. No discernible event or entities form a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a crime event at night and references to individuals and locations. It is difficult to extract coherent facts, but names such as Wade and Mr W Anwateon Vassar appear in the text along with vague times and places. The overall sense is a description of a historical incident with personal names and dates obfuscated.
Horsham Relief Committee calls for local donations to aid Europe’s starving millions. The appeal urges every man and woman in Horsham to contribute, presenting the need as a moral duty and linking it to the spirit of goodwill during Christmas. Donations addressed to Bolton, Be Mayor, or Wilson at G. W. Bade.
Fragmentary text describes treaty terms among powers, mentioning insular powers, defensive measures, and enforcement timelines. It references provisions, ratifications, and international cooperation in a historic framework, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.
Report covers Rosebrook races and Horsham meeting details including attendees, organizers, prize money, and race results. Mentions notable participants, officials, and the Horsham District Hospital fundraiser linked to event profits. Highlights the December dates and public notices about forthcoming races and facilities.
Fragmented OCR outlines a bowling event with Topsham and Stawell teams. Mentions captains, players, and scores in a garbled format with numerous unreadable segments. Key names and specifics are not reliably discernible from the provided text.
A lengthy obituary records the life of a Geelong resident, noting his birth, marriage to Miss Obsnna Lowish Sur, and his later relocation to Vaslut before death in East Melbourne. The piece honors his service, mentions his funeral at Grovidale, and lists mourning and community figures, including ministers and pallbearers. A separate note describes wartime memorials for local volunteers, with formal presentation of framed tributes and details of the NHills petty sessions appointment of a justice.
A correspondence piece reports trustees of the district debating the closure of the Sehionae Mairshoom to reduce expenses. The discussion covers impact on education, funding from the Education Department, and potential court action, with reference to district accountability and proposed alternatives.
A damaged report outlines a proposed rail link with an estimated capital outlay of £100,000 and annual interest costs. It suggests building from Kuxagulh to the south of White Lake, with freight and soldier settlement freightage considerations and a potential motor train service during non-peak freight periods.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 45 ft 3 in railway project linking Kanagulk to Edenhope to aid soldier settlements and protect state investments. The text is garbled with stray phrases about wanted notices and local tidbits, leaving the core railway proposal as the main readable item.
Fragmented listings show lost items , household goods and machinery for sale. Several entries mention engines, harvesters, motorcycles, sacks, furniture, and tools with contact references and brief terms.
Tenders for hospital supplies feature amid community notices for the Horsham district. The page also advertises a grand concert and annual brass band meeting, with details on dates, venues, and programs for Memorial Wall tributes and athletic carnivals in the town.
Long fragment reads like a district news roundup with mentions of individuals such as Natimub Mhise and a person aged 21 from Tentondor, notes on fights, a wall incident, and a Tuesday operation. It references local figures, towns, and possible criminal or public safety items amidst scattered sentences.
The message appears to reference state wills or public notices related to a person named John Butler and a public records request. It mentions assistance in extinguishing a See ok my property and notes to whom it is owed for this action. Further readable details are limited.
Irregular OCR fragment mentions a sports meeting on Monday with unclear details. Key names and events are garbled but imply a local club gathering with entries and conditions noted.
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