Deatil MPR Ap Ratlwae Avene
Deatil MPR Ap Ratlwae Avene, Hotshane He TU time, TH. Willan, beloved shred of Regia, and tovng fehee of Retin (Mrs Mokines), Balch Hiv, Tesine Amelia OMtrs Dutt Cine) Bibel (Mis clarke, Mabel, viva gud Eleator.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
5
Deatil MPR Ap Ratlwae Avene, Hotshane He TU time, TH. Willan, beloved shred of Regia, and tovng fehee of Retin (Mrs Mokines), Balch Hiv, Tesine Amelia OMtrs Dutt Cine) Bibel (Mis clarke, Mabel, viva gud Eleator.
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions many proper names, places, and numbers, including references to people and events. The readable bits suggest a newspaper card style listing multiple items, with scattered dates and locations, but the exact actions and outcomes are unclear. The piece reads like a raw catalog of names and phrases rather than a single coherent story.
Tastine article fragment shows garbled names and phrases including Lederman and Mair Creerwout Maer Tinttug. It mentions a post and advice tree in a confused, partial OCR read with no clear event, date, or location.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses foodstuffs, commodities, and a claim that western advocates seek a bonus to revive abandoned shows. It suggests potential effects on mining, prospecting, and the Commonwealth, with uncertain predictions about future outcomes. The passage is unclear and contains many garbled words.
News and notes describe a Wartook hatchery site setup during a wartime period. Foremen Cranage and Poehler oversee facilities and equipment including a large hatchery box system, engine, and waterworks. Workers report progress with partial completion of structures and safety concerns after a mishap. The scene includes references to local workers Voto Wiles and A B Cuethaway and to a song tune used on site.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distressed town context with scattered phrases about evading lists, appointments, gifts, and remands. Named entities are largely garbled, but references to a town, events, and authorities suggest a local notice or notice-like item without clear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tense activity at Murra Marrs with officials and residents preparing ahead of events. Mentions dates, names, and locations in a scrambled flow, indicating political organization and public process amid uncertain details.
A damaged description outlines a poultry show featuring cockerels and pigeons. It notes a judging event with prizes, honors a Horsham venue, and indicates entries by local exhibitors. The fragment mentions winners MBH and AM Wins and references a competition date in July.
Fragments show Horsham water sewerage and borough rates judgment against Frank McCombe for £27 17s 5d plus costs, plus other cases like Diosma Koonan v Lies Keating. Wheat experiments report 205 plots at Dookie College with good germination and varieties tested. piano exam results. Anticom pulsion League meeting notes. Sir Henry Segway killed in a boat incident. a golf ball event. music and football night at Nhill.
An evening program called Bochre Party and Dance appears on the schedule with music and entertainment. The listing notes a gathering at the Hneshiun Cattle Malt venue with a main act and timer details unclear due to OCR damage.
Readable bits reference sales and auctions with unclear dates and names. The fragmentary item hints at auctions and notices involving local entities, but details are unreliable and partially garbled.
A local bank is undergoing renovations under the direction of the Methourge Hota and Moenrs fhodlimen athd Spears, with two firms overseeing structural work. The project, announced as managed, aims to improve facilities while maintaining limited disruption, and invites qualified firms such as Plastsier Sutherlam and Moses Carine Brox to participate in the contracting process.
Local ad highlights new steel ploughs and plough chaises, harnesses, tarpaulins, horse equipment, and general supplies. Advertises at Firebrake Street Horst with emphasis on value and quality.
Attendance at the High School gathering noted as the Ex Students Association annual meeting. Officers for the coming year include President Ja Brookes, Vice Presidents P Wallis and M Fitzgerald, Secretary and Treasurer Maddern, auditors Morcom and Radford, and a general committee listing numerous members. Suggestions for upcoming four events were discussed, with a ball and picture night proposed. A Thursday event date and venue at the Town Hall are mentioned. Additional notes cover dentist visits by W L Phlemins and other local notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places with garbled phrases. Core entities are unreadable, no coherent events or dates emerge. The piece lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Wire from our correspondent reports Amy Johnson's arrival amid heavy mist causing delays and confusion. The piece mentions multiple locations and figures in a bustling scene with travel disruptions and shifting schedules. The account captures a tense atmosphere as authorities and observers track the unfolding events and the impact on plans.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled sports note centered on Wimmera with stray names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a weather related interruption and a postponed or incomplete event. no clear teams, scores, or dates could be confirmed.
An obituary from a provincial paper honors a long career and retirement, naming family members and local figures. It recalls his service in the community, past political life, and the awaited ceremonies at Bailaree Avenue, with mentions of kin such as Mrs Hokwee and Heenbam, among others.
A garbledOCR style record lists numerous names, places, and affiliations with scattered phrases about meetings and attendees. The text reads like a crowded parish or community gathering log with references to individuals, titles, and obligations, lacking coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cash and bag disappearance with unclear names and places. No verifiable entities or events can be established from the readable segments.
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