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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
4
An OCR fragment shows a mercantile notice offering cheap money to lend on Broad Acres with references to Anderow and Coy FINASCH AGENTS. The incomplete text implies a loan or financing service targeting Broad Acres, listing agents and locations.
Instructions indicate a residential property listing near the town, with a focus on location benefits and accessibility. Details appear garbled. the listing references a price or sale terms and mentions a viewing time likely Friday at 3pm.
An OCR damaged notice advertises a valuable house sale by David Anterson and Swate. It references property details, a date in Friday near Maree, and details of the real estate transaction. The fragmentary text suggests a public sale with local officials involved.
The bulletin notes Melbourne markets with certifications and tax changes, a council vacancy in Western Districts, and a drought history. It mentions a former student athlete award, agricultural college ties, and local public notices about water storage and harvest events.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses Farmers' Party and Country Party figures, mentions Jowett and Congter, and notes a forthcoming repoual and voting actions. The text mentions an Australian electoral commission and possible coalition dynamics, with unclear references to Tas and Wa regions.
Fragmentary an OCR readout references Trustees Executors 4 Agency Coy Ltd and capital authorization terms. It mentions Colina Brent, Sstbourme, and various garbled names and numbers reflecting corporate trust terms and registration notes. The readable items point to a financial services entity and its capitalization data.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR appears to describe a trust or company notice involving Trust er Company Australia Ltd with references to Melbourne Sydney New South Wales and administrative names, but the text is unreadable and incomplete. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
Fractured hearing of the Australian parliament shows Prime Minister defending government measures amid opposition attacks. Labor and Liberal figures clash on party unity and policy, with debate centering on economic plan and public support ahead of upcoming votes.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a committee chair and a nursing matter with several garbled names and places. The readable bits reference a present of the Shire of Draybrook and actions at a meeting, but content is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event.
The fragmentary notice outlines a series of local marriages and social gatherings in Bondar town, naming residents Maude Field and Thalnk Worteit alongside others. It hints at hosting venues and dates, with community figures and venues in Victoria Valley and nearby areas referenced amid scattered details.
The piece cites unclear references about a wharf scene with boxy structures and vague mentions of people and places, conveying a murky maritime setting. No explicit names or dates are readable to anchor the event.
Fragmentary text outlines a人物 with unclear role interspersed phrases. No coherent event, dates, places, or organizations are readable to establish a clear news item or incident.
Fragmentary report cites prospective visit of a Prince of Wales and mentions persons liability and committee plans. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases and mis-spellings obscuring names, dates, and places.
Fragmented obituary from Sahurdey region recounts the death of Meng P. Krogh and the funeral procession. It mentions survivors and local mourners, with details about the vigil, burial arrangements, and community notices.
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