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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage references wheat yields, seed varieties, and seasonal notes with scattered proper nouns. The text includes stray phrases about production, prices, and locations, but lacks coherent structure or complete facts.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses corn sacks, trials, and irrigation with mentions of Agri Leite, Kaiet ihal, and specific names. The text includes uncertain references to measurement, averages, patentes, and various individuals, but many phrases are incomplete or mistranscribed.
Fragmentary OCR text references a contract related to a Hearmen Tank project and a large sum of 800,000, with several garbled names and places. The readable elements point to a public works or municipal context, but key entities and actions are damaged, producing an incomplete item.
Readable fragments show a cricket match with players such as Moris, Ward, Nelle, Harbetow, and Me PW. Wickets, runs, and partnerships appear in a tense ball by ball style, but many names and phrases are garbled, leaving an incomplete scorecard and unclear outcome.
A lengthy sale notice for properties in New South Wales near Boggabri and AyRudem lists grazing land and 1200 acre holdings. It highlights Andrew Jack as manager of share patronage over 13 years, with special attention to property sales and loan negotiations. A new investment offer of £25,000 is noted, with fresh security at 1 percent.
A concise stock note highlights the Reds and peers, noting June activity and recent performance shifts. Investors observe steady demand and early summer trends, with emphasis on notable movers and potential tailwinds for the sector.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wheat J Warling and Jung sung, stowage, and Frew T Osmond agent. References to Charles J Mossman at Walsom Street, a Borshak stock station agent, London finance and low rates. No coherent event or outcome clearly identified.
A fragmentary notice indicates a private sale action near Tae Say with unclear amount and criminal context. Further readable details include only the phrase showing a sale event and potential price or code.
Fragmented readable phrases mention Sue, Suue pm, Xe Tagger College, experimental plots treaty, results of a Cr yaig'os 'macy, Mr Nor urs tout, discrepancies in the mo mi, and a reference to COLTAGU returns. The legible items hint at a college report or meeting notes with undefined actors and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text from The Worker's Friend with garbled phrases. Mentions Newry and meals but lacks coherent events or clear persons, organizations, dates, or places to form a solid summary. Unable to determine a definite news item or outcome from the provided snippet.
James Petrie 2 Co. promotes a Union Store ad listing men and boys clothing, hosiery, blankets, and millinery with prices like 2/9 and 4/8. The notice mixes garment types, fabrics, and discounts, signaling a general sale event at Horsham, inviting shoppers to visit for low prices and broad selection.
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