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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
Race day at Natimuk produced a scramble of results with several events completed and others halted. Competitors from local stables faced stiff competition as varied distances and weather affected pacing and finishes.
The readable text shows a jumbled sports page with scattered names, numbers, places, and phrases. It references a race, teams, venues, and various athletes, but the fragmentary OCR makes it impossible to identify a coherent event or outcome.
An odd, garbled OCR fragment mentions Aroma and a sea song tied to events in a town, with scattered references to people like Fleming and Masaryk. The text is fragmented, with many unreadable names and strange phrases, offering little coherent narrative or clear facts to summarize.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a woman with hair reaching her knees. The text includes garbled lines about colors, tones, and various unclear details, with references to items like a tone and sepia. Overall the readable content centers on an exceptionally long hairstyle and its depiction.
Fragmented OCR reads mention experimental plots on Towrs 3.5.6 with barren hare and a quoted rainfall figure of 9 inches, plus scattered references to plots labeled F Sgnes and to entities Federetion and Cleveland Bal onper. The garbled text lists various numbers, dates, and places in a dense, nonsensical sequence.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and street addresses in Horsham including Wilson Street Urquiar t Hoksham and Latine el every temripon Country Orders by post promptly. Mentions physicians prescriptions and Greenaway-Lawson on Urquiat Street.
A fragmented OCR note mentions names Ametion Booms NILSON STREET Domsax Teaphooe Ke alongside phrases about fitting or pairing. The readable text is sparse and lacks a clear event or context to establish a full news item.
The document lists numerous daily and specific time slots for mail collection and processing across several routes and locations. Postmaster Hackett outlines Monday through Saturday schedules with morning and afternoon pickups, some exceptions, and remarks on holiday or conditional service. The text emphasizes consistent posting of timetables and route designations for patrons.
Fragmentary notice from Horsham region references rainfall data for September and mentions a person named Me. P. Barrody of the Malborns. Details are unclear but indicate a weather or agricultural record with attribution to a local resident.
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