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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
5
The text presents a fragmented notice about a trust and executors sale of Sand and related properties. It mentions repatriation control, a trusteeship, and public auction terms. Names like Thomas Kap Sering Tas and Bal of Kaliogut appear amid dense archaic legal phrasing. The document blends estate administration with property sales details and witness dating.
The text records assorted names and scenes from a wedding and community events. It mentions individuals such as Mrs T Aimuon and references to places like Navara and Soalor's Cro with vague actions and dates. The piece resembles a split diary of town life with unclear details.
War bulletin notes heavy fighting east of Rheims and near Mareuil as German offensive pressure continues. British and French counteractions are described as holding the line with reports of successful night raids and strategic positions contested all along the front.
Fragmented OCR text describes a raid involving Londoners and a prison related to Fae APROREL, with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable parts mention a security incident, a ward, and unclear references to individuals and places.
Enemy assaults fail to break through main forts along the Marne. Allied defenses hold firm as bombardment and counterattacks continue near key positions.
Fragmentary front dispatches describe Italian theater developments including siege status, troop movements, and naval signals. The report mentions naval and ground activity, with sparse details due to the garbled text.
An unnamed source reports a massive U S military buildup with a target of one million troops. The piece notes submarine deployments near an unnamed coast and cites official plans to recruit young men aged 31 and younger.
Fragmentary text from a historical page cites several individuals and places in a courthouse or public notice setting. Names like Howell and Ringel appear amid scattered references to suits, youths, and a May timeframe, but the garbled OCR yields little coherent event detail or decisive outcome.
A trotting event at Ballarat features Mawallnuwu and Frosty Neal Sou competing in a notable harness race. The meet showcases top trotters and local wagering interest as trainers prepare for upcoming heats.
Fragmented OCR text shows a racing travel lane note tied to an Alders meeting. It mentions a list of names and possible results or standings with several garbled terms and unclear dates or places.
The readable fragments describe a Saturday item concerning Mrs. Jane Bihan linked to Ubikion and a Great Vigperaias Cure. The garbled text suggests a local notice or obituary style brief with uncertain details and names.
Wanted notice from Massey Marais horse dealer in Horsham seeking a medium thoroughbred horse and a ring saw milling machine. Includes requests for quiet temperaments, price, and stage and parts details. Contains odd spellings and garbled phrases but identifies a trade ad for equipment and a horse.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local incident note with unclear names and places. It mentions a loss or disappearance and a sequence of actions toward an authority or location, though many details are garbled.
A garbled public notices fragment lists trespass warnings and legal notices involving multiple entities. It references final notices, local authorities, and surrounding place names, with scattered mentions of dates, locations, and names such as Wella May Rita and PAULEAG ANILIAMMATIE, suggesting a compiled notice page rather than a single clear event.
Puzzling OCR text fragment mentions Wonwondah East Hall and a group linked to TLC with references to soldiers and a picket. No clear event, date, or participants are readable.
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