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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented OCR passage mentions offices, companies, and contracts with references to Ballard, Milloarne Mara, and Coletta Amine. It hints at state projects and sales specs, involving personnel and planning terms, but the garbled text limits clarity on exact actions or dates.
Auction notice for Young Bros announces a full sale list including farms stock and implements. It covers Australian Mutual and Freyday events with multiple sale days and locations, detailing livestock, hay, building materials, and property offerings with emphasis on real estate and livestock lots.
A damaged OCR fragment from Horsham stock sale notes unclear names and figures. It mentions young bros, Sade, Sotuoth, Lambe 4 Laatoba, Eas Bash, Frame and Meri Ve A Wat Cry Eseries with scattered references to sale terms and entities.
Fragments describe a Friday sale event at Altoung To Relobow Sale Yards with stock lots and various ship line items. The readable text mentions crates, rund SHE, and pails, indicating a mixed vendor sale with multiple goods but lacks clear dates, prices, or participants.
A chaotic OCR style notice describes a Special Sheep Sale near Varus Mull and mentions Merino sheep and other livestock. The fragmented text lists animals, pricing hints, and suppliers, with references to location cues like Lane and Crosabral and names such as Merino Lives and Weller. The account is unclear but centers on a livestock sale event.
A damaged notice details a Wednesday stock sale with auctioneer references and terms. It mentions buyer instructions, bids, and payment terms, with scattered figures and names unreadable in parts.
Ratimuk Stook Saye action unclear due to fragmented text. No distinct event or entities clearly readable. Summary based on available fragments identifies likely names but lacks verifiable details.
A garbled OCR text outlines a special stock sale with references to Rapanyun Sot Tarts and mentions of market demand and figures. The passage includes disjointed phrases about cattle, buyers, and prices, but is largely unreadable. It preserves scattered names and items while lacking coherent narrative.
A public stock sale notice appears for Ae Yueng Bros listing Japarit Sa'o Yords and Vursmay in June, with details including the venue and terms. The fragment names Ae Yueng Bros and related parties with unclear quantities or locations due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented text shows references to a vote or election day on Tuesday June 26 and mentions several names and places, including Avon, Guth, Metins, and Ralls. The legible portions imply a local political notice with candidate or issue mentions and dated context, but the exact subjects are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text references a hotel property lease, terms, and possible auction or sale process. Names and precise details are unclear, but terms suggest a municipal or legal notice involving a hotel, lease, and associated parties with dates and locations left unreadable.
The text presents a garbled mix of place names, districts, and prices with references to land and property terms. It appears as an OCR fragment lacking coherent sentences or identifiable events, making it difficult to extract a clear news item or action.
Agents for Dalgety and Company Wool and Melbourne district, representing wool interests and trading in agricultural goods, will meet with clients to discuss inventory, pricing, and service terms. The notice indicates agency arrangements and regional offices.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple names and firms connected to David Anderson Co and associates, listing stock and finance agents, mortgage and provident outfits, and various representatives. The text references firms like Ballaret Land Mortgage, True Educators and Agriculture Company, and others with unclear roles.
Fragmentary ad text lists valuable property for sale, mentioning David Anderson Co and Uairy sale details. The readable portions reference a property listing, a Saturday event, and unclear seller notes, with several garbled phrases and names.
An old classified style ad from the Horsham area markets Royal Insurance Company offerings. It highlights prompt settlement and full particulars through David Anderson & Co, portraying low current rates and agency contact details for Nation Agents. The text emphasizes quick responses and competitive pricing.
A garbled historical OCR reads like a local page item with scattered names and places. It mentions Che Borsham Times and Vsty Turley and references rooms halls, a council or meeting context, and a list of unclear figures or participants. The legibility is poor with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
David Andersen and Go finance agents in Horsham Wisconsin issue a notice about moving to land on broad acreage. The document mentions township securities and altered terms, with references to adjusted rates of interest and royal terms. The text is fragmented and stylistically inconsistent, but centers on a property and lending action affecting a broad land holding.
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