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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable content with unclear names and places. The readable parts suggest a historical newspaper snippet but no coherent event or persons are identifiable for precise summary. The source remains too garbled for a reliable card.
A correspondent to the Farmer and Settler urges a treatment for horses that have eaten wheat. The method emphasizes immediate water, then harnessing the horse for reasonable work. The writer cites cases where unrestricted water and activity prevented death, contrasting with failures when water was restricted.
An inventive system for sunset acetylene lights at the Panama Canal uses a heated rod mechanism to automatically shut off the gas when darkens. The device absorbs sun heat, expands a rod, closes a valve, and resumes supply as the rod cools, relighting the burner.
A brief civic notice highlights a controlled billiard table under supervision of an impetent marker, identified by phone number 15, inviting all to observe civility and attentiveness during play.
Stanley Young announces lease and management changes at the Bull and Mouth Hotel. Mrs W Giaccomun takes charge of the dining room and staff, with visitors directed to telephone for reservations and details.
H BYE formerly of Horsham has taken over the lease of the Camp Hotel at Dimboola. Patrons and the public can rely on courtly hospitality with the best traditions, including quality wines and spirits, stocked dining rooms, and liberal table.
A garbled OCR shows a transport fare table with prices like 8R/10r and 60/6 and 120/46, plus years, classes and dietary notes. Mentions Verena WESTERNS ALATHALIA and GEO. KYA with assorted sums such as 7/101 and 9 lof, but most data is unreadable.
The fragment lists various daily and weekday times such as 11 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. with numerous incomplete names and notes. It reads like a calendar or timetable page with entries for days, times, and small amounts but lacks coherent events or context.
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