07 Feb 1913
Page 6
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
6
A read of the garbled OCR shows scattered names, places, and terms such as Grenville Electorate, Viena, Am ou seeal the Valet, Hannity, and Lisbeth Miners, with no clear cohesive event or narrative. The text appears as a collage of unrelated fragments from various topics, lacking a single identifiable article.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local land sale notice with scattered proper nouns and dates. Reading reveals references to properties, municipal action, and a distant March 1383 date in a damaged text. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving only a hazy record of a land transaction and related civic notes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like stray names and phrases from a local news page. Mentions include individuals such as McKenzie and Wilkes and references to events, dates, and places, but the text is severely garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
scrambled OCR text recounts court cases and witness sightings with names like Priger, Tawa, WU, and Frewmoier. it hints at charges, a crown, and references to a judge or official while describing confusion, mispoken phrases, and unclear events from a noisy page segment.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a fund named The Beker Fund with scattered phrases including names and numbers. Details are unclear due to corruption, but appear to reference sums, dates, and possibly events or people with partial names. No coherent event or outcome is determinable from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR text references a district meeting, local officials, and a public notice. Readable names and places are sparse, with scattered phrases about waters, a lake, and a rival team. Overall content is unclear but suggests district affairs and local figures.
An OCR fragment shows a motor tyres advertisement for Wonlop Motors and mentions TOM YOUNG, Savings Bank, and a quoted time or price. The readable portion emphasizes tyre sales and a local business context with a brief branding line.
The notice announces a sale of booths at the Twasham Annual Auction on February ith and Sth 1918. Booths for sale include fruit brewers and packing boxes with cases. Proceeds or specifics not fully clear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notice records names WALKER and REMLAW among a list tied to Greenland. The readable text hints at a Sunday event or meeting with dates and affiliations but lacks full context or complete actions. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
Readable fragments indicate a Bible class teacher named Morsnam Iat Wormerp associated with 215 Bile School. Details are sparse but identify a teaching role and location.
A meeting of the People's Party Blackheath Branch is announced with attendees urged to attend at the designated local venue amid party organizing efforts. The notice emphasizes local engagement and upcoming campaign activities.
Members of the Wall Rifle Club gathered at the WA venue for the annual event. Organizers announced duties, safety briefings, and a series of target rounds as shooters tested equipment and technique amid light wind and clear conditions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a race meeting with references to Dimoowra Races, WEOMESSAY, and dates around February 12. Mentions of racing clubs, race starts, and participants are interspersed with garbled terms, suggesting coverage of a track event with multiple races and officials but no clear results or full names.
Horsham Race Club lists a February program with maiden plate and open events. Secretary FS SMITH notes entries, time schedules, and notable contestants across Wednesday and Saturday days, including nominations and march racing terms.
Fragmented OCR text references stipendiary roles and officials in a briefing or meeting. Names and places are unclear but point to duties of stewards, probably within a regulatory or sports context, with garbled proper nouns and numbers. The fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmented ad text lists sale items including furniture, bedding, lighting, and kitchenware. Mentions prices, times, and locations in vague terms. The garbled OCR presents a local classifieds style notice with multiple items and scattered details.
Fragmentary OCR text references Worsham Electric Supply Co with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable elements show a corporate supplier reference and scattered names, suggesting a damaged notice or listing without a clear action date or location. The fragment lacks coherent facts to determine a concrete event or notice action.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Beak courtlexaon case and vodka. The readable bits reference a date around 5th Be and names like Nab ys eeings and Bowles Repu. Details are unclear but suggest a legal or disciplinary proceeding with uncertain entities.
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