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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
3
The article describes a Commonwealth Treasury urging the minting of hubtings conversion under a new law. It outlines oaths for subscribers, rates of interest for seven and fourteen years, and payment dates for £100 converted. It mentions cash applications and tax implications, with references to banks, state agents, and the treasurer.
scattered rainfall across Wes area with unnamed observers noting wet conditions at Werks tnt ku and Horsbanie Sumday. authorities mention yesterday's downpour affecting Kor Hae mouth of Juve and possible impact on morning and afternoon activities.
Fragmentary text references tarps dehydration and a Mydro Vacuum Tank. Mentions operators Ellis and Roberte Avon in Horsham with reports of a solution to a problem and rain affecting transport to a tank.
An account details a tragic death at a railway station near Mundey while a family member of Mr Alex Taylor attends a wake. The report notes a freight and baggage issue surrounding the passenger, with a doctor attending and a view of the day’s events. The text also references a cyclone event near Warracknab eal with damage assessments to property.
A busy local edition blends literary plot summaries with public notices. Eva Bert, Mary and Teva feature in a serialized drama while council and school matters, hospital fundraisers, and a Friday meeting agenda headline community concerns.
Fragmentary OCR text references special arrangement by Reater's World Service and references to forecast methods and hygiene but lacks clear facts or dates. The readable items mention The Hotshaw Time and Australia but do not provide actionable details or outcomes.
Notice to advertisers that changes to standing ads must be submitted by Monday or Friday processing deadlines. Late alterations may be inserted at the provider's guaranteed rate and may incur guaranteed insertion costs.
Fragmentary report describes start of operations at a power station for installation and excavation work. Mentions preparations, site activity, and upcoming arrival of a supervisor or engineer to oversee completion.
Fragmentary report notes May work on sowing stock and plots, with 130 seeds planted and surveying of the plots underway. Details describe yield prospects and near term cultivation conditions for the season.
The report covers a ping pong tournament final with mixed team results led by Langley and Wilson participants. It notes a car accident en route with minor injuries and references a Presbyterian women’s meeting schedule, all within a fragmented, era-tinged account.
Borough officials and town chairpersons discuss proposed rate changes amid concerns over utility and public service costs. Residents express varying support as measures aim to balance budgets and maintain services, with attention to fair assessment and reliability.
Readable fragments show a mixed historical event with references to locations, dates, and people. The text mentions a stage of a ceremony or vigil, an election or vote, and various named entities, but the overall narrative remains unclear due to corruption.
A distorted fragment from FLOA De Sun's Weekly mentions Enuly Eumane of Maton and FoGrtare, listing prices and items like gowns and toiletries. It references Alfred Quart z jobs and an 1012 date with a price of £8000, plus fashion notes and a theatrical tone.
A garbled OCR item lists tents garments and gear by Try A Arnott Co. The readable fragments mention targnunos tents hares rv Jog and other equipment with unclear names and items.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a personal rifle shooting event with names such as Baris lity, Mor sto fb, and Mies Htarwes. It mentions operations near Malbonene, Nowe coun Mergnin, and references Hoy Horst Midt apvnlity Mitte Weeby with several personal names and dates. The readable portions are unclear and partially garbled.
A garbled OCR snippet describes a German express disaster with scattered place names and personal references. It mentions Massey View and Willow sections, along with several individuals and locations, but the precise event and details remain unclear in the unreadable text.
A brief dispatch from our correspondent notes a shy wife in Motlenrue, detailing a domestic matter with local color and minimal specifics. The report emphasizes community mood and the quiet nature of the episode.
A garbled historical clipping references volunteers for ship work aboard The Tsongas or similar vessels. It notes manor, labor duties, and marine operations with unclear phrases about sailing, Tasman Sea, and readiness of crews. The text remains fragmented but centers on volunteer labor for maritime service.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions a reward related to aviators and a selection process. The readable parts are fragmented and do not provide verifiable names, dates, places, or concrete actions.
Captain Kingsford reports a clash with Aedvey over Myers EMEA on Anil amid tense maritime activity. The incident occurred during a period of heightened operations near Wipeut and Towity with OY Awerrene also noted.
Fragmentary notice describes a division tease and multiple similar items. readable parts point to a timeline and cross references. Names and places are unclear, but the item signals a planned sequence and possible public notice.
Fragmentary report details a Davis Cup singles match with players named in an unsettled transcript. The text references court play, scores, and spectators but lacks complete names, places, and outcomes to confirm results.
A fragmented OCR item notes a batsman of interest with unclear names and scattered phrases. It mentions attention on performance and possible matches but lacks complete context or readable details. The readable bits suggest sports coverage with emphasis on a batsman’s display.
A garbled OCR page describes local events and a school club activity. Mentions names like Gabe Crochet Club and Poston, with scattered phrases about a bet, timings, and a community gathering. Overall details are unclear due to text corruption.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a meeting with several unclear names and terms. It references MimiMay and Wy ee and a possible crop topic. The legibility prevents clear identification of events, dates, or outcomes.
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