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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented OCR of reports from London and Belfast describe border clashes and a fatal dog incident near Newry. It notes charges against Flanagan and other suspects, with references to police actions, regional officials, and ongoing inquiries amid political tension.
A garbled OCR style excerpt references Havhadens, Lustetia, and Maggeg. It mentions ships, boats, and various names such as Nike, Joana, Maeve, and Tessjuad. The passage blends dates, locations, and possible events with nonstandard spellings, producing a fragmented glimpse of a historical maritime scene.
An unclear report mentions Peppermidt and a rival, with references to a return run and a straight Veicke move. The fragment hints at a sports moment or competition with peppered names and a comeback edge, set beside other garbled phrases.
A violent incident erupts along the Ulster border as heavy fire, arson, and shelling injure and kill soldiers and civilians. Reports describe stray shots, stolen rifles, disrupted transport, and claims of significant combat near a town, with searches and evacuations ongoing. Details mix chaotic casualty figures, weapon theft, and conflicting witness accounts, underscoring a volatile frontier confrontation with widespread disruption.
Obituary notices the passing of Mavis Lilian aged about ninety eight at Morzhuis Diotsich Hospital. The piece notes school founder and hand teacher role at Wheatlands school. On Thursday afternoon the girls of her class presented a jewel casket and a gold-mounted fountain pen to her head teacher Mr W Guys, as a parting gesture.
Three horses charged into a tram in Tornstreviy Abbotsford injuring a rider with a dislocated hip. A tailor’s shop on Bourkestront was broken into during the incident, with two dwellings robbed.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a district news item with corrupted names and places, mentioning schools, colleges, and hospitals in a garbled report. It references various individuals and locales like Meuye Chi Gigy, Wester tah, Aleta, Horak College, and Warrack Sabe, with unclear outcomes or dates. The passage contains misread words and jumbled phrases, offering no clear event, date, or judgment to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a probate notice with names and ages scattered. It mentions property, heirs, and estates including Lublin Bie residullog and Mee Smith among others, with dates around February and references to wills. The text is garbled but preserves names, ages, and probate context.
In a tense match Horsham faced Murton with both sides exchanging chances through a rugged half. Murton pulled ahead with a late burst, finishing strong as Murton registered a decisive win amid injuries and stoppages.
A scrambled look at Melbourne meets highlights close finishes and surprising results led by top performers from Stary Raves and Velvet clubs. Notable showings include Myton and Lancaster securing podium spots, with several schools contesting relay events and individual sprints.
A chaotic meeting and confusing results marked the Horsham coursing event. Foothills won the spot, while Worsom trailed as the Vick grass track affected performances. Officials faced unclear procedures and a contested final task as crowds watched.
An unexpected town hall notice appears in an advertised section describing a forthcoming afternoon event in Evidiy. The fragmented text references a regional meeting, with no clear organization names or exact timing.
Classified want ads demand workers and services and list various job and trade requests. Entries call for general assistance, team followers, rentals, laundry and delivery needs, plus lost items and notices, with scattered names and places in a dated rural town paper style.
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