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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
6
Obituary notes the death of Evolye A Whar ha, age 41, with funeral details to be announced by Pe eetitnare A She Trace iinet.
The readable parts reference a legal or formal proceeding with an appeal that seems incomplete. Names such as Satine Pacey and Dare avlentiam WMC appear, along with scattered phrases about a suitcase and the Somalers. Overall the text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
The readable lines report a late evening vote count and an appropriation issue. Names, places, and clear facts are missing or garbled, yielding a small, uncertain item about a local matter. No specific persons or organizations can be reliably identified from the text.
The page describes a busy schedule with racing events, regattas, and social gatherings. It highlights figures such as Mr. Ye A Mest and the B80 racing scene, mentions the Westernok races, and notes attendance by Mrs. McLaughin and others. It records shifts in leadership and community events around New Year’s Day, including a guest list and coordinated activities.
The text presents garbled OCR from a historical page with disjointed phrases about figures like Young, Tore, and Camis, references to newspapers and places, plus incomplete mentions of events, opinions, and names. It lacks a coherent narrative, yielding a fragmented snapshot with many illegible sections.
Fragmentary OCR notes record NBILL versus James Clack with scattered place names and numbers. The readable portions hint at a local public work or meeting and a birthday reference, but essential details are missing to form a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented political screed warns against Bolshevism and endorses democratic Labor opposition. It denounces tyrannies, praises union strength, and calls for vigilance to prevent extremist rule amid global conflict. The piece references Mussolini era rhetoric and urges collective action by the labor movement to defend liberty.
A garbled note discusses stomach relief with magnesia and mentions trials, indigestion, and a trial date. It references medical terms and possible treatments amid unclear phrases, aiming to neutralize stomach acids and ease discomfort.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a location near a flagstaff between two streets with unclear names. The note mentions a wreath shaped like a lieeilershaped object and references a car barge of an unknown place, with several garbled words and a name that may be Clack. The exact action or parties are unreadable.
To Let and for Sale notices, unreadable text promises rental and sale items including a 20 foot riage and motor bike disorderly listing. The ad invites inquiries to Fred Tucker at the Horsham phone 87 and mentions wholesale orders and delivery at the door.
Fragmented text shows mention of Christmas Eve events and a Thursday January date with names such as MAUCETUURN and BOLTON. It references shops, savings routers, and a plan around holiday hours, with unclear actions and several garbled terms.
Readable fragments show a church notices section listing services and special prayers. Mentions John’s Church of England Plateswan and Rev G. W. reded, with dates and total sums in pounds and pence.
Parish bulletin lists calendar for Horsham Presbyterian Church with worship details and local notices. Service times and related events are shown for the upcoming Sunday and week.
Sunday services listed for Methodist and Church of Christ with worship times. Mentions of space, speakers, and activities appear garbled but indicate church events and offerings. Includes references to meals, memorials, and class or committee notes with unclear names and places.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a sports or professional event with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention horse, shoe, cities, and an interest troi. The item appears as a scrambled sports or racing notice with no clear outcome or participants.
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