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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions land sales and trustees in Australia, including references to The Australian Trustees and various entities. It includes unclear names, dates, and places, with scattered phrases about auctions, investors, and ceremonies, but lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a farms for sale listing with scattered phrases about ALUMS and new development. Text is incomplete with references to prices and locations largely unreadable, offering only glimpses of a sale notice context and unidentified entities.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference loans and trust funds with unclear names. The readable bits mention Louie and a promissory element, but the document is garbled and lacks concrete events or dates suitable for a solid summary.
A 1918 notice from Young Bros outlines a forthcoming sale, detailing farm items, livestock, household goods, and machinery. It lists dates, locations, terms, and names of participants, with emphasis on cattle, plows, and farm equipment among multiple inventories.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like David Andersen & Co and GON STREET NOMA with scattered terms such as Agucim JUNO JUNG and WREXLY STOCK SALES. The readable content lacks coherent events or dates.
The notice presents an unclear set of names and phrases. The fragmentary text references individuals and odd terms without clear events, dates, or locations. The readable parts suggest a local notice style but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
In the record for stock and state agents, notices describe sales and auctions. References to Lant Gales, specialty roles, and auctioneers appear with dates and places such as Natheek doomrie and Pye Sona, noting bids and terms for property and stove items in Corgeretion Nant.
A fragment outlines enabling Rich Farms in northwest district for Soldier Settlement after war. It mentions private use of land, government action, and sale of properties to meet settlement goals. The text references wages, specialists, and immediate sale arrangements without clear dates or places.
Fragmented OCR text describes Brighton Grammar School events with references to a sat master and local ceremony. Mentions names, locations, and dubious phrases about schooling, theatre, and student activities, but the readable content is incoherent and partial.
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief local tolling notice with names and a wheat certificate reference. Readable items include partial names like LUGhBayers and Visayas Ab, a date fragment, and mentions of authorities and hedging terms.
A garbled OCR pass lists numerous unreadable names and places including references to Margaret Tait and Fallogburgs, with scattered terms like Mr, Mrs, laughter, and host. The readable elements suggest a social or community gathering but lack coherent details or a clear event description.
A memorial note honors Tar Dersos and commemorates a local victory by The Trelag, reflecting community respect and historical sentiment. The fragment confirms a tribute event and a named group associated with the occasion.
Ee Sees Sa Ne Oot Ee Roe Ee reports on recent events and sports items in brief. Names and places are noted where readable, with emphasis on local teams and scores. Readers get quick updates from the community page.
A garbled report outlines postal holiday observances with notes on Sunday and Monday openings, morning deliveries, and special trains. It mentions Ballarat and Adewxaeen as places with altered hours, plus references to staff and program details.
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