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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented historical piece contrasts fear in animals with a curious take on shumkehop and other wild beings. It notes a wary stoat, a fearless pack of African wild hounds, and odd behaviors of creatures in daylight, ending with scattered references to ships, forests, and local observers.
Fragmented OCR narrative notes market and cattle sale, listing prices, breeds, and lots. Mentions fall market values, prime herds, Bullocks and Herefords with prices in pounds, and terms from a brisk livestock sale. Limited readable named entities.
Foolscap apron files Imearabi present wedding and invitation notices printed at The Horshem Times Office. The items show wedding announcements and circulars issued by The Worsham Times, detailing dates locations and RSVP notes with period typography.
At a Friday Federal Country Party meeting Dr Earle Page outlined concerns on electoral boundary redistribution. He argued the rule of thumb method unfairly favored certain states, noting Victoria's growing representation and pressing for constitutional guidance to balance seats among Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, and Tasmania.
A jumble of garbled phrases references a train setting and emotional tones. Names, places, and coherent events are obscured, leaving only scattered, noncontiguous fragments and stray words. The text reads like damaged OCR with no clear narrative or identifiable figures.
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a cable session with references to Englist Derky and a reception at 4205 A oe In Sedien vee Mordor and later Selmi at P27 a with a two minute transmission time. The text is garbled but notes a press event and a short global send period.
In Rockhampton Police Court Annie May Scanlon alias To Kawey struck a Chinese man on the head after a dispute over a leg of a chair. She was fined £4 with seven days imprisonment in default and charged with wilful destruction of three panes of glass belonging to Tommi Ohiten.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Indian Army officers and unidentified officials. The garbled lines reference a Marsden pay setts representative and various names and dates but lack coherent events, places, or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A garbled OCR passage lists partial names and fragments such as Homer lonn Wallin Walcott and other unclear terms. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event, person, or location, yielding only scattered proper nouns and stray words.
Fragmentary notice describes a dispute over broken crockery and related costs. Affected parties include a tot and a caretaker or shopkeeper, with reference to refunds or settlements. Vague dialogue hints at reactions and possible compensation.
Consider Your Interests and Con quit W. E. THOMAS visits his system praised as rare and effective. Trained assistants apply artificial teeth in one visit with guaranteed seven years and painless extractions offered. Emphasizes improved expression, health, meals, and digestion as key benefits.
A disjointed historical notice lists regiments and battalions including the Royal Irish Regiment and Royal Munster Fusiliers. The garbled text names units such as the Royal Irish Fusiliers and Connaught Rangers with references to battalions and locations, indicating a formal announcement of regimental disbandments and reorganizations amid unclear details.
From Horsham Star editor remarks on dental improvements. George Wallace the journalist praises reduced extraction pain and better eating thanks to Anatoform True-Eight teeth. Sh. Schinalel of Narracourte notes improved fit over prior plates. Fl Malone of Kaniva reports indigestion relief after new teeth from W. E. Thomas.
A Stadion Master's Gratitude card notes that in Kaniva on 2/2/02 W E Thomas removed teeth that dentists in France could not extract after X rays, with no pain or trouble. A. J. Gregory, Railway Station Master, signs the note.
Wool and produce brokers in Geelong list offerings from H. M. Strachan I. E. Bostock W. E. Margood and Major H. Adan Currie. Advances on stock made at lowest possible rates. They promise careful attention to all classes of stock including hides and clips. Weekly stock sales held in the Corporation Wards throughout the year.
MESS83 Young Bros appeal to clients to invest in Trost with large sums available from £100 to £25,60, a note indicating varied investment amounts. The language suggests a promotional financial offering.
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