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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
4
A damaged OCR social snippet references Loomis and Wareweena, noting a Wednesday event and a namesake appearance. Partial lines show a social agenda and possible vows or greetings, with unclear dates and roles due to transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR sample notes various names and phrases with unclear context. It mentions June rates, Vion Wr haus Hoeking, Whine ally, Balam imyg, and a mix of garbled terms. No coherent events or identities can be confirmed from the legible portions.
An OCR fragment recounts a battle front with mentions of German and Austrian lines, Russian artillery, and Allied countermoves. The chaotic text references heavy fighting, troop positions south of a river, and large casualties while noting efforts to advance and the strain on resources.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss resignation, leadership, and party comments around a 75th official event in Australia. Mentions include Leo Sundae and Hesvaghe column cues, with unclear details on outcomes or dates due to garbled text.
Readable fragments hint at political and social mentions including figures like Faisal and Pearse Minster. The text is heavily garbled with missing letters and misplaced words, obscuring clear events, dates, or locations.
A damaged OCR sports brief reports several basketball outcomes. Team A defeated Team B by a narrow margin, while other games show varied scores. Names and places are partially legible, with final tallies obscured by unreadable text.
Damaged OCR shows a public safety item with garbled names and events. It mentions a handicap of 2.5 or similar being struck off on Saturday next and lists scattered names such as Willian and Paeich. The fragmentary text references a planned action and a timetable but lacks clear context or complete facts.
A damaged snippet reports on a college basketball matchup with scattered player names and scores. It mentions Campbell, Mise, and a Stawell Vacete team, and hints at a Saturday game and a nearby stadium. The wording is unclear but events appear to involve a regional college and its opponents.
A fragmentary notice from the Momalomg Station region describes property dealings and ownership changes. Names such as Mr Teonail and Mr Henry Hommarn appear amid vague references to adjacency, dates, and a public sale, with partial sentences indicating partnership and sale actions in the area near Leamngerencrag Kar Tete and the Katona Wasuramether.
Vague records describe a political clash in Bingara featuring Palcer MPPTUode condemning rival forces and party loyalties. The fragmented text mentions the Lahr parts and Methwald, suggesting a regional dispute with candidates and factions shaping the contest as authorities examine conduct and allegiances.
Classified ad offers several for sale items including sharing horrestivring machines and related tools. Mentions model variations and features such as lightvat oulus and silent operation. Includes a mix of garbled names and partial terms.
Fragmentary classifieds list a boot and shoe dealer G L Warden in Moding with repairs and trials, a motor car title light license, plus a wife Annie Wis and references to Nurember ridge and Annie with new appointments, all in terse, damaged text from an old newspaper listing.
Fragmentary notice outlines a boot business for sale in Hepaiee Wales with references to Hoek Apply and Morton. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate an auction or sale process and associated contacts or entities. Further readable lines suggest a local business transfer and possible agent names.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice listing various contracts, dates, and property mentions. Names such as Ames Bourie and Shira Seeley appear amid scattered dates and locations. The text hints at reinstated meetings, property interests, and bid or contract references without coherent context.
Restless for sale notice appears with garbled text, listing property on Dowdes Street Horsham and mentions sale terms and contact details. It references local institutions and names but the readable facts are limited to a property sale listing in Horsham with inquiries to the institution or hospital noted.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a tender linked to Actorian Railways Supply with involvement of contracts officials and a planned action near Brewood. The text references months, sums around 4 million and 10 thousand, and persons such as Lowry and others, but details are unclear.
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