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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals such as Amy Der and Sethy Gee with scattered place names and numbers. The readable portions hint at a local notice or column mentioning hotels, dates, and possible counts, but the fragmentary nature prevents a clear event or conclusion.
Fragmentary text references seating, waves, and a voting setting with numerous garbled names and terms. It mentions seats and sets with scattered proper nouns and possible events, but the exact topic and entities remain uncertain.
Fragmented report of State Parliament proceedings notes a heated debate over a ministerial address. Critics challenge the speaker and aide statements while officials and party leaders contend over policy and governance.
In a terse report, Mrs 4 aes faces a looming court appearance as the trial of Untord 1 omsbere and Nag Talon proceeds. The proceedings reference Copeman and a series of events including alleged harm and a court verdict awaiting formal entry.
Fragmented OCR depicts a garden pestilence and attempts at public downmutsation. Report highlights a suspected explosive incident with patches of apricot hue, suspects, and a court-like sequence culminating in a suspect being examined amid a tense scene.
A garbled late 19th century style cricket summary notes matches at landa today with Scottish and Australian players mentioned. It references wickets and scores, Mentions a London dispatch dated July 16 with Howe Rule and a long crime and dwelling strike update in a rough, clipped prose.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a debate involving multiple figures. The text mentions an agreement, a location, dates, and possible political or civic discussion with unclear names and places. Concrete details are unreadable.
The issue describes a bustling local fair with events from a track meet to a football clash and a grand ball. It notes race club activities, rifle shooting, and a crowd cheering players, with detailed descriptions of attendees, outfits, and social happenings. The report captures community life across sports and social events, emphasizing local figures and clubs.
A garbled notice outlines an annual meeting and a special meeting for the Walk Rilla Claby group with references to dates in July August and September. It mentions nominations and exhibitor entries, with officials including a secretary and terms like Handicraft event and P A Society.
A fragmented 1920s newspaper clipping lists church and civic items. Names include Rev. Ge A. intone and Mr. 8 Radix. Mentions Horsham, Easton, Collingwood, and Wimmera area. Notices reference annual meetings and local elections with dates and officials.
Fragmentary notice from the Shire of KuWree North Riding indicates candidate filings and vacancies, with garbled names and dates. The piece references a Christmas season agenda and a likely local election process, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
A damaged note describes upcoming road work on the main route near Horshans County. It mentions instruction to expect detours and notes dates in a distorted format. The fragment references vendors and an official order by AMS NRRL and a county official.
A fragmentary report notes a person missing in UTMENGANG with unclear details. The terse text mentions a name-like term and a charge amount of 67, but the exact facts remain unreadable.
A fragmented OCR item notes a tailor and fashion focus in a Soho street setting. The readable phrases reference tailoring, style, and a practical approach, with scattered names and informal language suggesting a design or clothing workshop narrative.
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