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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
5
A fragment described as Horsham Corporation sale mentions MOBSRAM LAMIL branch and Marion region, with names like Benin and Young Bros. It references brokers Australian Mutual Provident Life and other entities in a garbled listing of goods, engines, and supply items, implying a public or private sale of assets and stakes.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a sheep sale event with mentions of vendors and dates. It references a sale near Dawn Cot Van and other scattered terms that suggest a livestock auction timetable. The legible parts indicate a focus on sheep, early spring timing, and multiple stall names, though many words are garbled.
A wool event listing multiple consignments including ewes, rams, and lambs described with seller names such as Young Bros and others. The notice mentions sale day details, types like bantam and line goats, and various sale lot references across the Murtoa area, with cattle and sheep terms interspersed.
Money to lend advertised on Broad Acres by Messrs Young Aros. Sameron stints and Hovelage amoses of Troal involved. Money available for investment on Wisnome securit a. Loans approved from General or E100. Zayhanye aL owest TM surtent Faton' ol. THOS YOUNG endorses loan terms.
Fragmentary text shows a stallion sale scheduled for Wednesday July 7 at 1 with auctioneers and notices of terms. It references Tallinn and a 2 PM session and claims by an organizer or agent. The readable lines indicate a public sale with terms and listing of a forté or event details, though many words are garbled.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions farmers and names such as Dennys and Lascelles along with a Lt Pw and RERUN. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize into a full news item.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Rumely Oil-Pull tractors and wartime labor shifts, with garbled names and places. Key ideas point to agricultural machinery used in production during shortages and conflict, referencing various misread terms and dates.
T H Laidlaw Co auctioneers general agents hold a monthly sale at Willears yards featuring fat stock store sheep and cattle. The event lists private sales of land and livestock across various properties and regions with accident and live stock considerations noted in the auction listings.
The notice lists Dalgety & Co Ltd and partners planning a June sale related to railway goods. It references a public event or court appearance with figures like 100 crates and a transfer to a cement site, noting dates in June and participants including Towsley and Menary A.
Fragmentary OCR shows person and agency names from a financial lending notice. Mentions David Anderson aCo, 100K, Lend Mortgage, The Truvire Esuenicee ad Con Ltd and several places including Horsham Ballarat Malbourne Broad Renena Township. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A chaotic OCR style notice advertises a clearing sale at Horsham with dates including Saturday 6 June and Saturday 26 June. It mentions David Anderson and Co and lists many item fragments such as stock of various goods and tools. The text is garbled with numerous unreadable words and names, but clearly denotes an auction event with multiple lots and vendors.
An old Victorian land and finance notice advertises Hagelthorn and Bolton as general agents for land sales across Victoria. It lists auction services for cattle and fat stock at various branches, loan arrangements, and agency for New Zealand loans, insurance, and machinery viewable from Horsham office. Several brand names and vehicles are noted including Overland and Wolsey.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Goroke stock sale listing names such as Vincebnity, Natien Mageilhorn, Bolton, and Maria Weil. Mentions Merino wool, sale lots, weights, prices, sellers and bidders with unclear dates and terms, inviting inquiries at trade yards.
Finance agents Horsmann advertise unlimited trust and township securities to lend money at scheduled low interest for varying terms. They claim repayments can be arranged with instalment plans, though wording is unclear and potentially misleading about charges and limits.
Strachan Murray and Shannon of Geelong operate Wool and Grass Brokers listing land stock and produce brokers, with directors TL M Stendhas C Shannon J E Bostock and J Sanderson. Auctions and weekly sales of sheep skins hides and tan yields, storage charges noted.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Natimuk Monthly Sala and associated terms. Readable items reference groups in Natimuk and regional notices with scattered proper nouns. The text lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize into a full news item.
Local ad fragment urges savings on workmanship costs with a misprinted name and a talk of Dalrehd Poating and Le Luerman Mallarat. The readable text implies a promotional price or efficiency claim but lacks clear details or context.
J Glenister reports on various government accidents and incidents across the area. Names and places appear alongside remarks about injuries and fatalities, with references to affiliated organizations and dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows scrambled lines about Melbourne grain, claims of concerns and prices, with unclear dates and names. Core facts are not recoverable. readable elements mention a grain market and a potential spike or event.
A dense, garbled OCR fragment appears to reflect a historical newspaper page with scattered phrases about Australia, politics, and cultural references. The text includes stray names, places, and terms, but no clear event, date, or identifiable figures. The readable portions suggest a chaotic mix of commentary and notices without a coherent story.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed names, places, and tokens. It references government sections, prizes, dates, and various entities but contains largely unreadable garbled content, making extraction of a coherent event or outcome difficult.
The readable text hints at a discussion of growth and reform efforts along coastal areas and mentions papers and reviews. It references youth involvement and a return to the old city center with possible urging for development and revived paper coverage.
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