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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR style sports fragment mentions racing, venues, and a mix of names and terms like “Sporting miata” and “Hake See Ears.” The readable bits hint at a chaotic athletics scene, with references to teams, places, and potential results, but concrete scores or clear participants are absent.
The transcript shows a disjointed sworn statement with erratic phrasing and misspelled names. It references a trial or deposition where Mrs. Gene era Lakacroe Cregg and others discuss evidence and stock events, while the writer describes confusion, nervousness, and a plan to reveal more in a subsequent session.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple personal names, locations, and items with unclear connections. It appears to recount a sequence of actions and discussions, but key details and context are lost, leaving an incoherent lamination of people and places. The readable parts hint at a narrative involving measurements, work, and shares, yet no complete event or clear outcome emerges.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered railway regulations and mentions multiple locations and names. The text includes references to Marnoo, Ku yest HTT, Heston Mine, and various unclear terms, suggesting a disrupted notice about railway operations and potential safety procedures.
The text resembles a disjointed material catalog or OCR extract listing many names, brands, departments and partial items. It mentions clothing sections, shoes, hats, and various vendor phrases mixed with dates and prices, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Readable fragments show a department store sale outline with hosiery, footwear, and apparel items. Mentions Vinita and Mamet al style guesses, cashware section, shop names, and several price points including 40 and 18. References men and women clothing, underwear, socks, and shaded ranges.
Fragmented OCR text describes clothing items and fabrics with references to Tweedy and assorted fabrics. Readable bits mention heavy hopsack, tweedy materials, goat sal, and various dress components. The garbled text implies a retail catalog or department store notice listing fabrics and garments with prices and assortments.
A Glasgow firm named Davey, Davey and Co is connected with a property on Firebrace Street. The item appears in a local brief, listing business details and a street location without further context or outcome.
A garbled notice mentions Turner Street J McCormack and Wimmer Tutoring Company. It references stock, satisfaction, dispatch weights, and tailors, with unclear action or outcome. Other names appear, but details are unreadable.
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