Horsham Markets Amid Sheds and Crowded Stalls
Crowded Horsham market scene shows sheds and stalls with shoppers and vendors. Descriptions mention goods, varied items, and a busy atmosphere amid the trading day.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
7
Crowded Horsham market scene shows sheds and stalls with shoppers and vendors. Descriptions mention goods, varied items, and a busy atmosphere amid the trading day.
A vague report notes European Agency actions and a new commission inquiry. It references 5 commissions and 3 authorities, with mentions of Kehoe and Aone in uncertain context.
Catalog style sale at Midler and Co Firebrace Street Horsham offers deep discounts on trousers coats shirts and sweaters with prices listed like 6/6 1/11 2/6 and 3/3. Call today while prices are low and note the firm’s address and phone line.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a table of information across the Commonwealth. It references newspapers printed or published on a common board, mortgage rates, and a single postal telegraph system. The legibility limits detailing dates or places are unreadable.
Ballarat markets report a fair volume of trade last week with Vaughan and Co among the participants. Market activity remains steady as buyers and sellers convene, reflecting a resilient agricultural trading environment.
An aging notice outlines fare structures for express trains to Walborough and Washington via Laagranch and nearby routes. Details cover distance-based pricing, travel times, and feasible day options for passengers.
Fragmentary stock and market notes mixed with weather, measurements, and ad copy. Includes names, places, and figures in a jumbled clipping style, with sporadic data on yards, feet, and prices alongside dubious medical remedy endorsements.
Fragmentary OCR notice advertises a Polish mop product named Wo Dusta with garbled model details. The readable lines mention sale and swage endy, but no clear seller, price, or complete description. Further text is unreadable.
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