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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR reads as if naming a local event at a venue with a notable price of eighty eight dollars. It mentions a hand sign and a person or group associated with a pageant or concert. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to an annual meeting and Fire Brigade matters. It mentions Newton, a gathering, and a discussion of related topics. The readable sections imply scheduled talks and community topics discussed at a town meeting.
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Moeatung Elon Mille defeats Kor Sar and Bri Oats in a decisive bout, claiming a confident victory. The match highlights Mille's strong striking and tactical control, earning praise for composure and range.
An OCR snippet appears corrupted with garbled phrases and misread names. Readable elements include a few personal identifiers and possible date indicators, but specifics are missing, hindering a clear event or action summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a schedule or event with references to Mr Tate, Seale, Marsha, Horses, and a train at 200 pm near Horsham. Names and times are unclear but imply a public notice about travel or a gathering at a station. The fragment ends with AUFID 1 FORLLAN Pinkestiker.
Fragmented notices describe a funeral, involving a widow and local names, alongside scattered ads for jobs and services. The readable items reference individuals such as James Hares and J Clark, with mentions of horses, veterinary concerns, a tailor, and a painting business. The text remains garbled with line breaks, reflecting an OCR fragment from a historical page.
An advertiser notice states that advertisements will be altered on Mondays and Thursdays. The phrase note mentions ongoing modifications to ad placements and scheduling for advertisers.
Fragmented OCR yields a Horsham notice with names and places unclear. Readable items include references to Fort Thurlow and a date line, plus scattered names such as S JONES and Moran Iateeen. The legible fragments suggest a public notice or legal notice with personnel and location hints, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Tender notices from SHOMS OFFICES invite involvement for a firing system and related offices in Horsham. March 1998 deadline stated with plans, sites, and contact details lacking full clarity.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention residence and a person named Willian E Miller. The text is garbled with hints of a birth or event and a potential location, but essential details and dates are unclear. Further readable text is required for a precise summary.
Fragmented OCR text mentions MENOWL UF 1 HINLHS SAU seed and various garbled phrases. Referenced names like Howey, Lange Departues, Tnesham appear distorted. The readable content hints at a disrupted seed or product list and ambiguous departures, with no clear event or outcome. The fragment provides no verifiable details or dates.
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