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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hamlin Illinois and Fr team actions with references to defeats and dates. The readable portions indicate a sports or team activity with uncertain names and outcomes. No clear event, date, or full entities to confirm.
A garbled OCR of a 19th or early 20th century page shows scattered phrases about markets, rates, petitions, and local ads. Names such as JAMES MITCHELL appear amid broken references to establishments, locations, and public notices. The text resembles a fragmented classifieds section with intermittent proper nouns and dates.
Empire Tea Rooms opens a new venue at Firebrane Street Korsham, serving a mix of Victorian era style and modern English and American confectionery themes. The案 mentions VRRAM and AUSTRALIAS as regional references in the branding.
A fragmented item notes multiple parties connected to a case with unclear roles and minimal context. The readable segments point to financial or contractual disputes involving names or initials, with no specific dates or locations clear from the text.
Local businessman J Murphy expands operations by opening a modern lunchroom and bakery in Kwaimer area near Weupely Khorsbiogoun and Vypto Date. The venture adds larger premises and a range of services, including updated amenities and fresh products.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals F Arnold Wale and Desai among scattered terms about an alliance or partnership. The readable bits reference Baral HuSowter and a possible share or portion, but the overall meaning is unclear and requires the original document for accurate details.
A chaotic OCR fragment weaves through Murra Warra era text with scattered names, places, and phrases. It juxtaposes garbled references to community figures, events, and dialogue, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A garbled OCR page lists direet importations of sabolery and items about Winnie Distro for ball, plus a mention of the National Football Association schedule with dates like May and July, naming teams, venues, and results in a fragmentary way. It references Katsia Lowen and Murad, with scattered match details and 처리.
The fragment discusses measuring land area including square feet and acres, plus a rough example of computing investment interest. It touches on stack measurement, cubic feet, and various field dimensions, followed by a brief note on calculating interest with given percentages.
Fragmentary OCR item appears to be a damaged advertisement for property sale listing Hage Davies Co. Prop. Lid Ballamat and an unclear sale direction. Names and details are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and garbled text.
The fragment describes Master WA Crowther at a school location near a Brighton station within minutes from the Brighton Valley. It notes household arrangements and supervision under a named authority, indicating a formal guardianship or advisory role.
Fragmentary notice shows Mr T D Les Shir Mey Street Stawell and Ballarat fate with unclear references. It mentions a successful womte dismmene and a ceremonial commftation time. The text lists CAMILSON'S PA Meus UNION HOTEL and hours 1 to 9 pm, plus names Medora Vine HOMIAAM Kv and Selurdnye at CAMILSON'S.
Fragmented OCR shows names and addresses for medical staff and solicitors in Horsham and Morisham areas. Mentions telephones, street addresses, and a note about trust money to lend.
Fragmentary schedule details cover rail and coach times between Dimboola Horsham Natimuk and surrounding towns. Entries list departures Arrivals, service days including Saturdays and Wednesdays, with notes on routes Dimboola Horsham Gokoke Natimuk and connections to Barwon and Beal.
An OCR fragment advertises Fon Lee a Chinese healer at Mair Street Ballarat promising cures for cancer tumor bronchitis and other illnesses. It mentions consultations at a West Albion area location and references past practice and alleged treatments, with garbled names and details.
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