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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
5
Amid mixed dispatches from Athens and Sofia, Greeks push toward Killesh, seizing western heights as Bulgarians retreat in panic after suffering heavy resistance. Bulgarian counters report continued pursuit and reports of casualties while peace feelers pause fighting to allow a pause in hostilities.
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Momert Luddle and traces his family’s movements from Kewell North to Tulane area. It mentions his father’s work, the family settling in Malvern, and the funeral at Miceath Cemetery, with residence listed as Mr. Pourm, Alderete, Kewell North.
A chaotic scene surrounds a Balto protest where banners were torn and crowd clashes erupted over anti Popery rhetoric. Archi Bourse and Roman Callibettascopal figures led demonstrations as supporters faced counter groups.
A fragmentary report notes an English laws championship event with unresolved naming. The text mentions a fourth consecutive title tied to Tasmanian participant Batarday and references Charles Aldbourne Hope.
An outline of a debate in New South Wales on quarantine rules and newspaper circulation amid a smallpox outbreak. The piece notes ministerial statements to a deputation and discusses whether press immunity should be applied to the newspaper industry. It also reports the death of J. C. Williamson, renowned theatre manager, and a court note about Stephen Hadler and Edward Ivers linked to a bear parlor crime with a later assault and fine.
A fragmentary obituary style notice lists Muriel Trelong as oldest daughter of Me aml Mea hed and mentions relatives in Me Willig Crohiea Topatman. The text references legal action and a son of Mr W Iran and daughter of Mir Tomer Lane with locations Camperdawn and Balan East, all indicating a family legal matter and social notice.
An illegible newspaper fragment mentions a funeral and several names, including Allan and Nath, with scattered words about a death and remembrance events. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable dates, locations, or explicit relationships.
A fragmented notice seeks to purchase poultry and boarders. Readable lines mention Mrs Douglass, McLachlan Street, and Haven. The text references asking for accommodation and contact with Mr Wiles for arrangements at Haven.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dunlap motor tires and savings at a delivery day. It lists tire brands and pricing bits, a Saturday event, and a reward note. The text is incomplete and mixes unrelated words, unclear entities, and broken phrases.
Fragmentary text shows a Dutchess area entry related to bricks and island commodities. The readable snippet suggests a commercial notice about entry or access involving commissioners, but details are unclear and names or dates are missing.
An invitation is issued by L Stansfield Smith ARUMITECT HURSBAM for tenders closing Tuesday for the direction of Priveta Tinepital in Goroke. Interested parties must submit via the Office of the Anite Fivtenorsirent, iocahe.
Fragmentary OCR describes a shire government notice listing election or water-related records. The readable lines mention Wines area, lists, and water matters with dates and official terms, but crucial details are garbled.
Fragmentary notice describes a social event called Hospital Ball with mentions of dates and attendees. The readable text references Turners Naloeal and a Weds date in August, along with names such as Tomy ll and Jody A. Details are unclear but indicate a local society gathering and memorial notes.
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