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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1926
Page
7
A fragmented 19th century style note urges readers to maintain balance and avoid intoxication or flattery. It contrasts horse sense with vanity and calls for wisdom, self-control, and steady judgment across life stages.
Nurse Geyer wishea to notify her patients she has moved from Balle Street to May Park opposite the park and will continue caring for them at Weymouth hospital now named Lofore.
A brief clipping notes Schwennesen Tee Tailor with a stray error and a reference to Frone 239. The fragment gives no clear event or date, suggesting a classification or advertisement entry rather than a full story.
A scrambled page lists prices for provisions, trade notes, and market items with unclear dates and places. Melbourne produce goods appear among scattered figures and names, suggesting a busy but fragmentary commercial digest.
An unclear advertisement fragment mentions Shaul Auber and related notices. The unreadable text references insurance or warranties and potential insertions. The snippet lacks coherent details of events, dates, or organizations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a transit of wheat mentioning Guay, Veela, Hemtaw and Dhten with unclear actions. The text references passersby at a holiday peak and a street scene with vague numbers and directions.
The report details signs and safety questions as residents discuss road work and signals. It notes upcoming movements, inquiries about speed and enforcement, and a plan to address traffic flow near the river and town center.
The Murtoa freezing works board held a social meeting with attending directors Mix Couauerytosiling RG Haley and others. Mr Joli Fntorion was proposed as caretaker engineer while Mr Dasitwn’s services would be retained.
A report to the Geelong City Council notes extensive looting and vandalism around the Houmnteat Gardens area. Trees, fences, and garden features were damaged or removed, with property owners seeking action and restoration, while councilors debate progress and remedies.
Fragmented school literary prize notes reflect efforts by Mea A. Wilelinist and Me. Gordiner to foster Welsh writing at schools in Meoulba and surrounding districts. Disjointed references mention exhibitions, judging, and honors tied to local literary competitions amid council interventions and university input.
Fragmented OCR text references hospital needs and community support efforts. It mentions a river region, local groups, and a funding attempt linked to a health initiative. The passage is unclear but indicates a plea for financial backing and a planned event or action.
A garbled report links an Army official to a New Year incident in Porkoaie with a fatal outcome. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but mention of Mayor Bows and local authorities appears in the fragmentary text. Authorities have not released a full statement.
A fragmented notice describes a poultry sale by Curisthas Poultry with intent to auction property assets. Names of bidders and dates are unclear, but the document mentions a public sale and a timetable including a Wednesday auction.
The Majestic Cafe held a grand opening on Christmas morning with gifts from 2 to 10 for patrons. The event featured marble deities, wine stalls, and a raffle while highlighting community service and local contributions to the festive season.
A fragmented report from a hospital event mentions several individuals by name and describes actions around a harvest and related store activities. It references permissions, a bannenmenl, and shelter materials like umbrellas used for harvest operations and carting of wheat.
Fragmentary report describes an unemployment or settlement action involving Anger Lukin and APttentun workers, noting an unbeaten group and 4/4 record approval. References restrctions, a settlement accepted, and discussions of re-employment and authorities, with scattered names and dates.
An obscure notice outlines a truck shortage crisis affecting deliveries. It notes delayed shipments and waits for reallocation of available freight capacity to key areas. The piece mentions stalled routes and calls for emergency measures to restore normal service.
In Farle court a case centers on taxation of breeding stock profits. The proceedings involve Medosti McArthine and other parties, with references to Weatherley and Jorles and the sale of stock assets. The outcome, dates, and exact figures remain unclear from the fragmented text.
A jockey remained unconscious after a fall at St Vincent’s Hospital. Witnesses said the rider was thrown from a horse during a race and rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment.
Fragmentary dispatches report a coup attempt in Lithuania linked to military influence and political turmoil. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notes describe a nautical incident involving Tyne Pir and Captain Mideat Noveu aboard a vessel. The readable text hints at a military or maritime setting with references to leadership and a voyage, but many details are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and places in a jumbled sequence. Key terms include possible personal names, locations, and titles, but the passage remains incoherent and lacks a discernible event or outcome to summarize.
A rough OCR fragment lists names, places, and phrases with unclear meaning. It mentions various terms like Hogan, Pete, Wy, Mead, and Inch, but lacks coherent events or identifiable context. The text appears to be partial notes or garbled lines rather than a complete news item.
Odd garbled text lists names and places such as New Ranch Wales and Mawe Mhivik, with scattered references to individuals and dates. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent event or action to describe.
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