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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment presents nonsensical phrases and letters with no clear event or identifiable entities. The readable portions include scattered words and stray character sequences, offering no coherent news item, names, dates, or places to summarize.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Verily on ile and sine terms. It lacks clear names, dates, or places but indicates a signed document or note.
The readable fragments reference places like South Wales and Maity, with scattered phrases on prices, sales, and community items. The text reads as garbled OCR from a newspaper page containing notices, ads, and stray lines about local events and figures.
An extended garbled text segment references people and places in a scattered, unclear manner. The readable bits mention names like Maree, Marbosind, and Tyme, with stray terms such as minutes, trustees, and a possible exhibition or event. The overall sense is fragmented and non-cohesive.
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment with numerous unreadable sequences, partial names, and scattered phrases. It mentions various apparent proper nouns and locations in a chaotic mix, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Fragmentary OCR text references trees shrubs roses fruit trees gums peppers pot plants and a regional agricultural note. Mentions West known quantities by state and generic sale context. No clear event date or specific entities beyond plant types.
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An early 20th century classified notice lists E Delany as a ta of Braden feo coachbetier shoeing and a general blacksmith. Various prices and terms are given for horseshoeing, draught work, and related smithy services, with locations and trade names scattered in a damaged ad.
The HokSMAM SHAEING FORGE run by H and F Bradshaw at The Fireplace Street Horsham advertises skilled hand work and thorough cutting for all shoeing forge needs. They solicit public support after 32 years of service and offer complete, careful forging of horse shoes and coachwork.
Local ad seeks a violin and piano tuner from the trade listing. It mentions names Cem and second 'hain G. P. Pratling and Roberto Avra in a partial sale notice with scarce readable details.
Fragmentary timetable text lists routes and distances among Fremantle Hamelin Albany Sydney and Melbourne with daily sails and fares. Readable items include Fremantle to Hamelin Fremantle to Albany and mentions of Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane equivalents with implied schedules and prices. The noisy OCR shows ship line references and daily service notes.
A damaged OCR page lists numerous personal names, ranks, and locations such as Private Redon, JF, Carroll & Oaks, Peirate Moepital, Chas Dorr, W. Dallgen, and several streets and towns. The fragment resembles a military roster or directory with scattered place names and organizations interwoven among incomplete entries.
Incomplete readable text suggests a local short note or notice with unclear names and places. No coherent events or entities to identify for a full card.
A garbled excerpt contains scattered numbers and phrases about wages and items, with unclear subjects and many incomplete words. The readable bits mention percentages, dates, and prices but lack coherent context or identifiable names or places.
Fragmented readable phrases reference Hamilton stock data and names such as Lane, Tim, Lane and universities. The text appears garbled OCR with scattered numbers and terms like methane and university names, lacking coherent report structure or clear outcomes.
A jagged string of garbled verses appears on an old page with stray lines about skies blue and dawn. The text includes disjointed phrases and names that resemble a poem or lyric snippet but lacks coherent structure or clear narrative.
An old newspaper ad describes upstairs rooms at Hordam in Victoria Buildings and Wieson Strait with 24 hour oyster and fish delivery services. M Philipppy is listed as proprietor and business details appear in the notice.
Private address Wilsoe Street appears in the text with garbled words about a teacher of organ and voice culture at a choir or music institution. The fragment mentions a private address and associations to a university setting, though many words are distorted.
Fragmented notice advertises a 267 acre farm for sale with liberal terms. The readable text mentions acreage and a quotation style description of the land and terms, but the rest is garbled and unclear.
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