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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
9
A poorly legible excerpt urges every penny to be spent profitably and urges diligent work. It laments waste and idle talents while promoting frugality and industrious effort as national duties.
A fragmentary note lists buying and selling activity across several shops. Mentions turnips and a berry factory with referenced prices or quantities. The text is garbled, but implies routine stock movements and vendor names in a market context.
Tender notice from Messrs David Anderson and Co. to buy Mrs John MaMarlie’s home in Horsham. The offer details the sale of a 10 inch Haesham Pipe and Mechanics Hall venue with conditions and a Friday date.
The Horsham column covers government work to create jobs through municipal projects, a wheat certificate payment plan, voter list notices, births and deaths, school and church notices, local club updates, nature notes, and urban crime reports. It cites local councils, WCTU officials, church ministers, and community groups across Horsham and surrounding areas.
A collection of damaged items: deaths and anniversaries from personal notices. Names include Ward Doris Ray, Seater Andrew, and McDonald Johnson family. mentions Ballarat and Brighton deaths. messages of thanks and remembrance for a mother and daughter. families express grief and gratitude in a muted posthumous record.
Report notes that a decision has not been reached on a graving dock at Singapore. Discussions involve Civil Lord of the Admiralty and others with emphasis on cost and wartime needs. The text reflects parliamentary debate and ministerial consideration of naval facilities.
Fragmentary note reports an American fleet and Amelia Rice involved in a visit near an unnamed location. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text. no specific dates or outcomes are evident.
Fragmentary report discusses a proposed conference on the Chinese treaty system. It notes Mr. Chamberlain questioning government focus on forming a capable regime and adhering to terms. The text mentions a conference with the aim of addressing treaty revisions.
Fragmented report discusses Tangier policing by Britain France and Spain amid tension over territorial writ and enforcement. Officials debate how wartime measures relate to sovereignty and security aims in the region.
In a county cricket summary Sussex posted a dominant performance with seven wickets taken by Hiruye for Glamorgan St at Masselle Tate Fink. PMNs for Sussex highlighted a top 70 amulet style play as the home side pressed the attack.
Fragmented OCR text from Wimbledon tennis coverage mentions players and scores incompletely. It references Miss Ets ritably and Shastri with unclear outcomes, and several garbled names and terms, lacking coherent match details or dates.
Fragmented OCR reads like a noisy match note with mentions of Anderson in singles and doubles events. The text names players and venues loosely, hinting at a tennis or mixed doubles context and a Polish harvest reference, but specifics remain unclear.
A garbled dispatch notes private groups seeking settlement in a labor conflict amid Labor movement tensions. It mentions Mr Tow Walsh and a labor paper, and reports on reactions inside the party and government.
Fragmentary obituary text presents a chaotic mosaic of names places and phrases. The legible bits mention people such as Attlee and Melon amid scattered references to Wales Neb and a possible public figure. Details are fragmented with numerous garbled words and stray characters.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered mentions of weather, community events, and local names. References include Bur fung weather, Ponville and Romie of the region, and names like Kelley Cuter and WP Wiles. The text reads as a jumble of incomplete lines and stray phrases from a district page.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals and places tied to land grants and official notices. Names include Mrs St Haat, MeRwusie Creys, John Hannan, Aliw Matt, Henry Willis, William Fisher, Willem Cain, Agnes Jaw, Halbew WoA Heme, Meathyaiy-Attetue, and Marshall. Places named include Lower Nort Crock and Aliewater.
Unclear market notes describe racing headlines and quotes about rates and values. Mentions Mr. BL. w Risxall and Wyre Ladder amid fragmented figures and unnamed parties.
A garbled OCR text fragment presents scattered names places and legal terms. It references individuals pipes and a central court or church context with ambiguous dates and locations including possible street names and a postal code style sequence 62097. The passage lacks a coherent event and exact actions.
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