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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
2
An incoherent OCR page references multiple names, places, and events across a town. It mentions individuals such as Simon and Patel along with various locations, grids, and tasks, but the meaning is jumbled and not clearly connected to a single event.
Fragmentary notice mentions arrangements related to Taportad masaior and Beieh Manuactsries. It hints at new year fittings and regalia requirements but details are unclear.
Readable text notes Genamertsl Trees and shrubs including Moses fruit trees gums and poppers. Mentions best known sursemies in the state with prices. Limited legible details prevent full itemization.
Fragmented OCR shows names L Koenig and L Wood Merchant Wither Street Horsham. Mentions seed products Tama Prati Seed and timber or pinewood items thrust into a damaged frame. unclear context and dates.
Fragmentary text references a race named Ao Lane Mee and a 10K exchange. Mentions Upseqnet Baty and Liew Frit Mabe with unclear sequence. Describes struggle to achieve a splendid time and defy competition despite uncertain details.
A fragmented discussion on farm management emphasizes animal care, cleanliness, feed quality, and the shift toward mechanization. It notes that proper nutrition, warmth, dryness, and regular milking influence productivity and health, while machinery becomes essential and labor costly.
A damaged item describes a rare Jewish object once housed in a professor Tir Basen Nie collection. It mentions a wall piece titled the Jerusalem Chronicle and a Jewish inst as the owner. The text hints at a planned loan or transfer to the National Museum and the Hungarian National Museum with unclear details.
A fragmentary poem-like portrait describes a hobitailed beauty with brown eyes. The speaker recalls a reflective mood mingled with hunger and sleep, addressing a mysterious figure and hinting at longing and concealed desire.
A misread scene aboard a tram ends with a heated confrontation between a fashionable woman and a young man. Passersby note the tense mood as the man denies wrongdoing and calls for calm while others try to intervene.
A garbled report describes a regiment near a camp with a Scottish recruit and a general amid disorder. A sentry by the General's tent is challenged by a shopkeeper who mocks the recruit and questions discipline in unclear dialogue.
A dusty historic schedule shows football rounds and trophies including the McComb Trophy and the Ober-Launder Trophy. Entries list teams such as Marion Horsham Nhill and Wallup with round dates in July August and September. Matches are to be played on the round of the feast. Second round fixtures are noted with multiple venues and teams.
The timetable lists train departures and arrivals for multiple routes including weekdays Saturdays and holidays. It mentions connections between Laase Houabant and Nathious and Hurdles, with times around 8 10, 9 00, and 2 40, plus other daily and weekly patterns and special notes for Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays.
A fragmented record shows freight rate quotes and rebates for shipments from Melbourne to London and related ports. It references per bushel and per ton rates, rebates, and conditions, with unclear dates and multiple typographical errors.
A dense OCR readout lists numerous personal names places businesses and addresses with scattered phrases about hospitals breweries hotels and banks. The fragmentary text mentions Edwards Teague Gertie Vegas and Harper Winn among others and contains stray references to a public notice context and street names.
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