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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
1
Ambler Mausis and teammates from TOOTELL'S at Pace set a state record in a regional track event. Competitors included Be State and Se ue ay, with notable performances by Shia and Gimese. Officials noted steady times, with Steer showing strong form as Mae led the squad toward a final push.
Readers gain a glimpse of a rural exhibition featuring cultivators, farms, and farm implements. The item mentions machinery displays, household goods, and various farm products, signaling a bustling fair atmosphere with vendors and demonstrations.
Fragmented text mentions Scott and Spowart tied to a notice about seat allocation or seating updates. It references a high level process and a general notice about seating or allocation, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. Further readable facts are not available in the fragment.
A fragmentary notice appears to announce a shoeing forge business tied to Joseph Bradshaw and addresses in St Borkain and Mavi. The text is garbled, mentioning students, districts, a three year term, and local terms like Comune Hoel. The readable parts suggest a business opening or transfer details with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR shows G Stark Mutual Cash Store and Wholesale Fruit Mart in Howsham area with various agents and produce lines. Mentions potatoes carrots grain tea and produce, plus music and manufacturing items. Customers and business agents appear across scattered names and locations.
A garbled notice lists several insurance agents and firms including Guardian Fire Insurance Co. and related entities. Readable fragments reference agents at locations such as Townal Saving Banks and Cash's Hotel, with mentions of Brow and Gil Bagi in Chatuliers.
A fragmentary news item describes financial issues and reform proposals, mentioning McEvoy and Co. and Melbourne. The wording is garbled but suggests discussions of loans, rates, and option choices in a monetary context likely tied to a business or colonial setting. The piece hints at economic matters with limited readable details.
A garbled historical ad section lists numerous brands and items from watches to jewelry. Mentions Teague Wachaier Teweglenn, Yee Lee, and other vendors, with varied product lines and locations. Also references a carpenter joiner and cabinet maker in Horsham with many years' experience.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a new plumbing business mentioned with unclear names and locations. The brief hints at a small startup with possible partners and generic street references, but readables are limited and fragmented.
Fragmented readable lines mention OTM Bull's Holly on a SER Sevton's Wola and O'Lane's Hotel. Dates and places are garbled with many misspellings, but reference to a scheduled activity or notice around December 16 appears. Incomplete names and terms about buildings and stores obscure specifics.
Fragmentary readouts mention attire origins and inventive ensembles with names such as Basalnae Yo Rentve and Genny, plus references to costume vendors and dates. Entries imply a local fashion or millinery topic, with scattered brand-like terms and event timings.
Fragmented OCR style listing includes names, dates, and places with scattered phrases. It mentions Jase Petrie Co and Joe Urepes, references to December lines, and various garbled items such as dates like 6/6 7/8, and a mix of names including Reiley, Gog Neiagy, Duke York, and James Mitchell. The readability is low and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text describes penury in a bakery district with named bakers and shops. It mentions The Staff of Life, Charien SteGreet, Frank Rudd, Baker Pastry, and several street names and pals, suggesting a local business feature on pastries and competitive shops.
A disjointed newspaper item describes a large clearing sale at N W Turner's premises with a wide array of items listed for sale including household goods, baskets, stationery, books, tools, sporting gear, and various labels. The ad promises prompt attendance and mentions agents connected to the sale and related publications.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Summer five footwear wel Taig Gite Ti Bo tan, Cuban tweets, Mena 4, S.shapey ta 9 hack, 276 xonecay Win tie Yon, AGENT MALLER QVGLAS, 633/10 Bol ol Gomlup WSCA, purse Duakegy Tyres, C. J. Pearce OAS WOOT EMPORIUM, Wout £0, HORSUAR, Tae 10/8.
Fragmented OCR reads list of people and places including Ohio and Michigan figures and several organizations. Mentions candidates, committees, and events with unclear context, implying election activity and possible party realignments across states.
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