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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
10
A garbled cricket update mentions teams and players with scattered names and places. The fragment hints at a notable match featuring England and other listed entities, but the exact event, scores, and outcomes are unclear due to OCR damage.
An unreadable OCR fragment references praise for Grimmett and Trane and mentions a date and events. Names and places are garbled and many words are incomplete. The piece seems to be a jumble of notes rather than a coherent article.
Mr E Power received recognition for his service as coach and captain last year. Mr AW Foster proposed a £50 award, amended to £30. The Bowling Wimmera Pennant draw lists teams Horsham Blue Dimboala Murtee and others with several names and matchups noted.
Local race card lists diverse entrants with betting, including Mitsey Again at evens and 2 to 1 against Dymus, plus Dorin and Levenp in the Pony Race. Other starters named include Maid Marian and Aislabie with varied odds, as Horsham Club prepares for events tomorrow.
A jumbled OCR page details St Patrick's races and pennant matches with myriad names, places, and dates. It mentions Waranee and Wandering teams, returning vessels, and a forthcoming May event. The piece reads like a hazy schedule list from a regional newspaper.
The article records a chaotic race with many names scraped from OCR. Notable participants include Ay rochm Lae and MeTenaht Mow Tite, with a trophy awarded for a long 7 band event. Officials or judges are unnamed, and several lines are garbled.
A garbled OCR note outlines a legal dispute between Rifle Hootinc Wonwondal and Brimpawn. It mentions a date around the twelfth hour and references a party named Tay the tadlen J and a person named Speer Meta. The text is partially unreadable but indicates a court action with an ensuing decision or hearing.
A derby of results unfolds with Hawkes Footy, Balewty Mroulkee, and Beri Byrne among top performers. J F Vehergang, Hann Kir, Babe, and others feature in events. detailed betting and race outcomes highlight The Hawk Yoke and Rover Jone wins, along with Olideralie Cup placings and club balance notes. The Mingly Football Club reports £220 balance, appoints inquiry into talent salaries, and sets committee-led salary decisions.
District News reports a gathering at Me Jou Whitmore's farm near Rounter Cay featuring music, recitations, and performances by Whitmore and local residents. The event included friends, families, and neighbors with lively speeches and a showcase of singing, humor, and farewell activities reflecting community ties.
Adjourning from the dace hall at midnight guests shared humorous tales from Messrs Clark Houston Coustly and Becker. Dancing resumed as dawn broke and Mr Whitman’s friends departed, marking a happy winter with a true and trusted friend.
The letter from G. W. Cochrane thanks supporters for the charity effort and notes the showing of gratitude. He mentions contributions of £65 18 to fund a maternity ward appeal and acknowledges the work of Mestre Northey and Book. Readers are thanked for their ongoing support and solidarity with the hospital.
A dense OCR of Horsham notices lists sales and auctions including property items, furniture, and live stock. It also includes horse racing event entries such as handicap stakes, district hack races, and a flying handicap with prize money, plus miscellaneous private sales and listings across multiple categories. Names like A MINTERN appear among the listings.
Nonsensical OCR fragment references weights for age, nominations, and a Salvation Army secretary, with names GEO TYDEMAN and Horsham Citadel Corps. Includes notices of open race, declarations of weights, and Sunday events, plus an estate sale advertisement for Cochrane property in Elsternwick with price £2850.
Tenders for painting the Clear Lake Methodist Chapel will be received up to March 2, 1923. Proposals should be addressed to the parsonage, Clear Lake, with bids from Howe at Paxsonage, Nomijuhay Messen TL, Hockin and Bons, Horshan and Fost Oden. Secretary.
The Shire of Arapiles markets a weekend harvest event with gifts and parish activities across Horsham and nearby towns including a parish mission and church services led by Rev T M Smith and Rev W Reed. Tenders invited for shire works with materials and timing noted. Horsham hosts mission reception and services through March with sermons and anthems.
A damaged OCR fragment lists several names including Falwand Hector Wisin and Grange Mead Matthews. It references Supreme Court context and mentions Mason Syewilt Deahisece and Samuel Mis in unclear roles. The text is partially readable with many garbled terms and lacks coherent events or dates.
A partially legible report describes Horsham High School related events with names such as Liz and Wettenkall, mentioning a master of Hersham Myetyiet High and a council, voting, and a minister’s remarks. It references wine ads, a price, and a telegram from Langlands, noting sections planned and a status update on the day.
The funeral of Cherie Junes Keynella was held Tuesday in Horsham Cemetery with a large cortege. Pallbearers included M Kelly J Kelly W Robinson K Lipeban B Stewart and J O Biern. David Cochranys remains were buried Wednesday at Horsham Cemetery with pallbearers A Hi Wine W Zececk I Harper and 16 Greenberger Key E G Perberick read the burial service. Mourning family includes Mrs Jobo B Cameron and others from Motella Victoria. Herbert Stub Wigs Vicar of the Mutton Anglican Church was noted among mourners. The text also references O Neil born in County More Treila emigrant to Australia in 1850 and service to Lord Raglan.
A fragmented notice lists missing animals including three draught horses near Kalkee with descriptions such as a bay horse with a star on the forehead and white fetlocks, a branded small horse by the shoulder, and a tame black and tan sheep named Rowant. Rewards offered by R McLonyman of Horsham for recovery. Additional item mentions a mare with a light bay and white back near Clear Lake.
Job notices seek men for tomorrow work and household tasks in Horsham. Applicants should contact Mr. McCarthy and D Read at Horsham Post Office. Several oblique references to private homes, experienced helpers, and general labor appear amid unclear text.
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