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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
6
A garbled OCR passage hints at names and phrases but lacks coherent narrative. Readable fragments reference people, locations, and numbers, yet the overall sense is unclear. The piece appears to be a damaged page segment with mixed letters and incomplete phrases.
A fragmentary, era style market and stock report blends disjointed jargon, numbers, and place names, listing stocks, prices, and dates in a garbled stream. It hints at financial activity, rail and local business mentions, and scattered figures, without clear narrative or outcomes.
A garbled sports page recounts horse and dog racing listings plus a private match report. It mentions entrants like Pivot Hogan's and Welter Millington, with scattered scores and references to team rosters and upcoming events. The text is fragmented but preserves names, places, and tentative results.
A Saturday afternoon match between Hamilton and Western District College drew many visitors to the grounds. The scoring pages list players such as Nurrabil McHoneld Lambe and Wilkos, with detailed bowling and batting figures and a note that Ward’s team will be fired at a ward meeting on the 13th.
A mangled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and phrases with no coherent event. It reads like garbled trial or tax notice fragments and a scattering of personal names, locations, and dates, largely incomprehensible and lacking a single clear news item.
A misspelt notice describes Miss Brent arriving by MIB with a senior certificate from Cau Tordge and studies at the Ecole Secomiaine of Ganeva and London. It notes her as head of a university polytechnic and references a boys team and a local drawing event at Baillig Street Horsiam Viewosh.
The fragmentary clipping references a duck season event in 1908 and mentions Ele Rees and a race or match. Readable parts suggest a sporting item noting timing or placement and a local scene at a venue described as TNT.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a corn store, a person or business named JB Gerlach, and various garbled terms and prices. The readable items suggest a small local trade note or advertisement, with prices, product mentions, and place cues. No clear event or outcome is present.
An old advertisement fragment lists items like blankets hogs towels ladies and girls jackets from Bealeys Machinery Store. The garbled OCR text hints at a sale or display with references to household goods and clothing.
Brief notice reports a theft incident with public thanks expressed by the author or local official. Details are fragmentary, but wording indicates gratitude to residents for cooperation and vigilance following the event. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
Public notice outlines price given for items at a local cash store. It notes products labeled FB 1 and related goods may not yet be purchased. Details include accountings of sums, dates, and authorities, with emphasis on store names and required actions by recipients.
A damaged OCR listing shows scattered business names and professions in Horsham. Entries include solicitors doctors bakers and coaches with numerous misspellings and unreadable segments. The fragment lacks coherent structure or complete entries.
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