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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR depicts a fire on Searle Street with mentions of damaged property and bystander reactions. References to people named Geendy and Redden, and improvised notes about a vehicle and bystanders appear amid garbled phrases. The text hints at a widespread disturbance with unclear details and scattered names.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report mentioning a triangle and financial completion tasks. Names and places are unreadable, but references to Yale and readers appear imperfectly. The piece lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to convey a concrete news item.
A damaged OCR note lists donations and participants for an Australian Comforts Fund appeal. It names Worsham Beach, YMCA members, A J Howste, and Mims Cullen involved in collecting funds and a motor car charge, with arrivals from S Hurshans and references to Natimuk and Muli.
Commodities and economic items feature a photograph labeled The Tarp with IBM spring actions and rumblings around RNB. A brief note on New Year’s considerations accompanies the page.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Ning's Boat and Escomb with odd spellings and no coherent event details.
OCR fragment shows mixed notes on bowls events with scores and names. readability is poor across lines, many typographical errors. Main items include references to Bedworth and various players and match scores but specifics are fragmented and uncertain.
A dense, period sounding notice describes a community New Year celebration plan with a long list of events and parades. It mentions a Salvation Army procession, theatrical performances, dances, picnics, and musical acts. Names of places and groups appear scattered through a verbose run of items and proposed activities.
A garbled plea lists a mix of names and places including Borsham, Goatsebrencen, and Marsan Thin Hin. It mentions an aged exincted MRS and a Young Man aged 83d, with a request for Firewood and a weight preferral. Details are fragmentary and unclear but indicate a missing person or welfare notice seeking assistance or information.
Lost and scattered notices report missing items including a horse, dog, oil container, and a mounted young horse with rewards offered. Also advertised are sales of motorcycles, fruit, and wholesale orders with local shop and hotel references. The fragmentary OCR lists names like Poglach, Stawell, Brat Cree, Church of Eu Inge, and HIGBEY hotel.
Readable segments discuss a Time magazine item titled The Time galene ivory and mention Marcial Foeminnon. The text is garbled but suggests a discussion or claim about content related to a time piece and a person named Marcial Foeminnon.
An OCR damaged note outlines a community Christmas event on Metnlty Wil or the White Twamp area. It mentions a school picnic at Clear Lake Sumngy and a local organization hosting a wooded holiday gathering on Chridlaper Day with participants from the region.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Brim Springs and Rosebrook with unclear names and terms. No coherent event or entities to confirm a factual item. Summary constrained to reflect fragmentary readable content only.
The newspaper reports a Christmas closures plan for Christmas eve and holiday period. It notes existing operations ending Tuesday, with adjustments to staffing and holiday provisions. Sonia Mors is mentioned in relation to the schedule.
A fragmented OCR segment lists various odd terms and phrases such as MILA AYA AD OUESSEAKER and FEDERAL HAIRDIUSSINa. The readable bits resemble an ad dense page with brands, salons, and assorted names, showing a garbled local listing without a coherent event or clear entities.
A fragmented OCR item references groups named Tataar Whiteiach Wass I Pretenat Toate Mievorn and Truth Trays pulling Boees and Tate Teli, suggesting a chaotic list or event from an old newspaper page.
A fragmented item references a local event titled a patriotic picnic at Abs Bay. Mentions include groups like Mary's Labs and Loowe Prods along with unclear names and locations. The text is garbled and the exact date, participants, and venue remain unreadable.
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