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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
6
Property sales reported by Mine David Andersee & Co. note adventee transactions and transfers. Details highlight purchaser names, parcel sizes and prices as recorded in the current listing.
The article reports mounting tension over government actions amid Labour and Coalition opposition. It notes Parliament’s upcoming session decisions, concerns about resources and military measures, and intraparty divisions shaping the crisis. Public sentiment grows as leaders warn of potential further disruption and funding challenges for defense and civil protections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe court, political, and social mentions from London and Melbourne, including toxic references and a New York arrival. It references Commonwealth reform and a democratic shift in Japan, with various named figures and disjointed lines.
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions J. Greenaway and other names including Settram, Natrona, Alamein, Lohman and Lehmann in a local repatriation context. The readable text sparse, but the item appears as a brief personnel or notice note with several proper nouns and monetary references.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists various job and goods listings with scattered names such as Rosal dson Bros and Tippett, and mentions real estate items, farm equipment, and wages. It references estate sales, a London notice date, and a large wealth figure tied to a board of inland revenue context, but details are unclear.
A garbled list of proper nouns and stray phrases from a local notice page. Mentions Borsham Chimes, dates, people such as Mewey Horenoyan and W. J Badly, and references to property, sales, and a mural scene. Lacks coherent actions or events. preserves scattered names and places.
Fragmentary text shows a list of names such as Mor sa am and Malton with dates or days of week including Wednesday and Tuesday. It references a sporting context and emergency Gardiner. The readable portion is disjointed and lacks a complete report or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cricket events and players like Woods and McDonald. It hints at a season, matches, and possible roles but lacks clear structure, dates, teams, or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest reporting on cricket activities and personnel in a historical newspaper card context.
A heavily garbled OCR excerpt discusses the Outline of History and history writing. It mentions authors Gordon and Batch and attributes influence to various writers of the day. The passage hints at editorial mutation and the role of publishers in distributing marine or colonial works through a company named Ame Malesia Ltd.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Amik of Bhee related event about a tiara alleged to be with Melbrare. Details are unclear, with names and places partly garbled. The readable words imply a personal possession or theft context.
Fragmentary notes list a 1 mile or 5 mile race and many rider or horse names. The readable portions mention Maye weit ok Bal Pete Cite Kovaity Pepaco and Mason It Toll. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or outcomes.
A new billiard room named after Jim Curran at Midrepser ed Tworg aN in Milan was unveiled amid a ceremonial stay. Officials, players, and the community attended as plans for the facility highlighted local interest in billiards.
An eclectic fragment discusses digestion and a remedy AVIX IN. The text hints at a promotion or deranged digestion concern and mentions a product name in a casual disclaimer tone.
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