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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
1
In Friday proceedings a Benet collision case unfolds with references to a Dr Levusa and several collaterals. The court reviews debts, allocations, and possible further subpoenas while noting no charges should be inferred beyond the explicit claims presented.
In a verbose fragment, defendants Jernest Hatin Oscar Markley Wal Hoa wer carat ith oo Relmholtd faced charges over explosive devices near Horsham. Witnesses described detonations, police involvement, and statements by Matron Weske. The trial referenced defendants’ lack of guilty verdicts and ongoing legal proceedings with details about locations, people, and authorities.
Fragmented OCR notes list defendants and damages in a motor car accident case. Names like Thomas Ball Cyr Hutu and others appear with alleged negligent conduct and damages totaling £180 and £90. The item references county court proceedings and a motor vehicle dispute.
A garbled OCR passage describes roads with heavy traffic and numerous unreadable phrases. It mentions places like Bowie and Miami, and references events, meetings, and names in a jumbled, partial form. The text preserves several proper nouns but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
L. J. Heald advertises a fresh selection of glassware and household items with guaranteed workmanship and good value. Customers are urged to call for tips on receiving the best selection and service.
A cryptic report describes district history discussion at a fet meeting. It mentions attendees, a parade of speakers, and references to local events, figures, and overdue topics. The piece hints at a ceremonial finale and a public talk with partial names and places.
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