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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR captures a criminal assault narrative with numerous garbled terms and stray names. The text mentions an assault On a person named Morsem and references to legal actions, locations, and potential dates though the wording is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse.
Fragmented OCR reads like a patchwork district news item with names and places obscured. It mentions Eva Boal, Teele Glasacee, Aiea Selin, Wu Satan, and Ste Frank Shae among scattered references, plus a timetable hint and a public event feel.
A garbled OCR page presents scattered names, places and ads. Mentions of people such as Norton and Laullow appear amid stray phrases about trades, tailoring, livery stables, and general store items. The text resembles an old classifieds section with intermittent, unreadable segments.
In Horsham a terse public notice appears with a terse address string and scattered place names. The fragmentary item names Fire Street and the Serit Teenie Hall, indicating a local notice or event amid unclear context.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is raya to the fact that OUR SALE features new and fashionable goods. Every item on offer is Croah sand gew-we with no old stock. We pay carriage on dropery of all kinds including carpets and lisa jeo.
Fragmentary OCR item notes sales and buyers. mentions cash buyers and a watching machine. Contains garbled place names and street references JB Gerlach Way Cork Store Wilson and Carlot Streets. Details unclear and partially illegible.
Fragmentary text mentions Mt Lyell, Engioee Bundy and Son's Horsworks, separators, tiles, and several oil firms including Harvest Oils and Rotary Oils. Context unclear. appears to be a disrupted business or industry fragment with scattered proper names.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contract with a contractor at Tae Huot Brim Springs for fourteen days. The text mentions water not found and a guarantee with signatures and local officials. Details are unclear due to garbled words and names.
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