Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local notice
A jumble of letters and phrases appears to be an OCR damaged local item. Readable content is minimal, with no clear person, place, or event to report.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
8
A jumble of letters and phrases appears to be an OCR damaged local item. Readable content is minimal, with no clear person, place, or event to report.
Partial text outlines centenary events in Western Australia with special excursion fares. Mentions September dates and tickets for travel during the celebrations, aiming to include a fleet, races, and public participation. Exact details are fragmented but indicate travel offers connected to a statewide commemorative program.
The Horsham Times notes contrast between blood red war songs and the gentler tunes sung to mothers. It recalls the sacred name Mother as a central, noble thought alongside references to father, friends, sister, and brother. The poem emphasizes maternal ties as the deepest sentiment.
The passage notes a royal show cattle event and references regional farming communities, with mentions of New South Wales and various agricultural figures. It discusses public interest in cattle breeding and farm economy, highlighting diverse perspectives from farmers and officials in the region.
A fragmented OCR item mentions streets and dates in a terse busy line. It references places and people in a clipped, unclear way, with stray names and timing hints. The readable facts are minimal, offering a vague public notice tone without concrete actions.
The report describes a planned system at the Lamb Works involving company purchases of lambs, weight based pricing, and three methods to handle consignments including on-site killing, freezing, and shipping at owners’ expense. It notes potential price tensions with producers, rights to sell through London agents, and skin and fat ownership terms, with broader economic effects highlighted by government support concerns.
Old type dentifrices failed to remove film on teeth leading dentists to recommend Pepsodent. The film causes tooth decay and gum issues. use the film removing dentifrice for quick results. Obtain Pepsodent at chemists, 2010.
Drastic week long reductions on pure wool and silk dress fabrics. Window display features Charma laine Repp pure wool Crepe de Chine and Jumper Suitings with made up costumes and frocks available. Prices start from 1/3 yard for print fabrics and rise for heavier silk and wool items.
The advertisement states that many clients have large amounts of trust money for investment in the Wimmera region. Loans arranged promptly for sums from £100 to £36,000 at current rates of interest. Mr Thomas Young personally oversees the loans with extremely moderate charges.
Star announces dress fabric specials incl jumper suiting tweeds plain and fancy checks priced around 2/11 to 6/6 yards with Star special offers. Velveteen guaranteed fast piles presents evening and day wear options at 5/11 yard. Prunes cloths in pink helio range at 1/3 yard. Navy pure wool flannel 7/11 yard with Star specials around 5/11 yard.
An assorted sale lists ladies coats in navy brown and mink trimmed with fur priced to clear at 00 each, cloths and velour coats in fawn mauve and brown sizes 08 to 08.8, worth up to £6.10, with cuts to 00 each. Grey flannel bloomers and assorted tweed coats offered at bargain prices. scarves and shawls in cherry saxe green and black at 22/6 each.
Wide Cretonne and unbleached damask offered at Star Bargain rates. 1/8 yard bleached twill sheeting and 1/8 yard 1 inch pure linen Forfar featured, with other items including heavy dark grey piinnetotte and double width curtain net in varied shades. Limited and unclear quantities provided.
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