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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
6
An apparently damaged text reports a brutal murder case with references to a queen, recreation ground, and multiple named individuals. The readable portions suggest a Belfast setting with a vigilante tone and accusations linked to a night of violence, including theft and assault, but the garbled OCR blocks precise facts and names.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a crime trial with references to prisoners, witnesses, and a judge. It mentions a death context likely from exposure or hemorrhage and hints at testimonies and moral judgments within a jail or courtroom setting.
A garbled OCR listing names, firms, and trustees tied to the estate of Arnold, deceased, with numerous individuals and companies across Horsham and nearby locales. It mentions Laurence J Foley as executor and references Broadbent Bros, Pal mer, Noske, Mowy, and several firms and persons connected to the estate administration and related financial matters.
The article outlines a Victorian apiarist society dispute over bee grazing and pasture use. Elders and the Assistant Miss eo Lam(s) argue grazing controls hamper beekeeping profits while a minister defends limited grazing to protect crops and rural livelihoods. The piece notes investigations promised and tensions with local inspectors and farmers in Sew Wey.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a product named Dr Moraes Indias Root Pilla, claiming corrective effects for disorders of blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys. It alleges purification of the stomach, cleansing of blood, cleansing and stimulation of the liver, and potential warding of illness when treated early. The legibility is poor and specifics are unclear.
A poorly keyed report covers a Monday meeting of the Krstwela Progress Amiweration urging district parliament to push a cross-border railway from Miahouln to Kerang. Resolutions call for work on the line, government reconsideration, and letters to Kerang officials seeking support from allied parties.
The fragment mentions a winter rug and a sour bone Goudaya phrase. It cites Firebrace Street and Worsham, but lacks coherent news context or concrete events to confirm a full item.
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