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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
8
A partial OCR fragment shows health related terms and a stray numeric sequence. The readable text references cases of disease exposure and potential public health actions but lacks clear details or identifiable entities to establish a full report.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clarifiable event, names, or locations. Unable to determine a coherent news item or individuals to feature in a concise card.
A long unreadable paste contains scattered names, places, and tokens such as Py Papas, Me de airevtath, and May. It mixes personal references, dates, and unclear actions, making it hard to identify a coherent event or report a clear outcome.
A garbled public notice outlines a July 12 sale of tickets for a charity or repatriation event with mentions of wards of the state and imagined money contributions. It lists pricing, delivery details, suppliers, and venue hints, but readability is poor and many names and places are fragmentary. The notice invites support and notes various agents and locations as bylines.
Fragmentary catalog item list includes por plants surers climbers ers verns palms and scales and bacon slicers cheese cutters Weet bye deauting trades and phone order notes from Davtan Moneswright Scale Co Uhl Turks Steer Inest Ty Chevrolet Commerce Tracks and standard chassis lorry tipping trucks and van bodies with emphasis on strength and no extras to buy Completely asped the world in the final line
Fragmentary OCR yields a historical note on pine planting on a plantation. Mentions names like Mee Pines and Creawick, with references to foresters and planting efforts. Aims to describe timber growth and plantation progression, though many words are garbled.
A court case notes debts owed by Wilco and BAM for furniture and plantations in the Aust district. James Young, mediator, documents agreements to instal payments and describes plans for Musquit Plant and pine cultivation. The project aims to clear 400 more acres, improve pine timber value, and provide local employment while enhancing the state forest’s appearance.
Shire Secretary GEO. L. RAY releases road references and boundaries for WIMM ERA district. Memorandum lists roads including WONWONDAIE BOATS crossing and WEST ROAD from Moberr's corner to Dearharame Dam, STowell to Carter's woolshed, WAL WAL ROAD, LURE ROAD, GROASS BRIDGE ROAD, HAMILTON ROAD and related boundaries. Official notice dated 19/0/23 from Horsham Shire Offices.
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