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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
1
OCR reads scattered cattle sale data listing names like J. T. Ker and Macarthur. Mentions steers and yearlings with ages around three years, plus various numbers and locations such as Melville and Ha. The text remains incomplete, offering partial entries rather than a full sale record.
On Thursday in conjunction with Thurston Palmer and Co and Thornton Palaver, a large sale of sheep and cattle on Bantock Mee at Langleesourstate was organized. An extensive turnout of buyers attended from all parts, with bids surrounding the market and prices ranging across lots including a heifer a dry cow and several animals.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places, unclear event. Readers see garbled phrases and misread tokens, with partial names like Leeper Gear and Vainy UP. No coherent facts or dates emerge to form a proper news brief or public notice.
A fragmentary livestock market note describes varying prices for merino wethers and ewes, with references to quality light batts and fatteuing ages. It notes lots of similar lots from different flocks, listing several names and figures for ages and counts, reflecting a mid 19th century sales catalog style.
A garbled OCR snippet lists prices counts and terms such as fat cattle, ewes, and livestock items across various names and places. The text is partial and uncertain with many fractured numbers and misspellings, obscuring clear events or outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Walt and Et Je among names including Lovet Mac and two others. Details unclear but indicates a small notice involving multiple persons and likely a monetary or administrative action.
Fragmentary OCR reads late era reference to value added tax of one pound. No clear date or entity remains readable. Further context needed to fix person, place, organization or event.
An OCR fragment reports a local notice featuring names and dates with unclear details. The readable text hints at a public action or event but lacks coherent structure to identify place organizers or outcomes.
Frwy reports crowded shelves at Wednesday market with varied fat and store pricing. Outside Mere, a bustling scene shows shoppers and stalls, while Shewty wraghes sparks debate on late rates and competition.
Readable items describe cattle and livestock prices with quantities and values for cows heifers calves steers and ewes. Mentions locations and terms like fat and yearling, but many words are garbled. Likely a local farm sale list or auctioner notice from a rural newspaper.
A fragmentary report notes guests and gifts at a wedding near Sheep Hill and Stawell. W A Ward presided, W T Hoarm chaired, with master Pike presenting a silver kettle and tea set. The Bramble family names and local school gifts are mentioned amid sparse ceremony details.
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