Earlier Cables AU Thanis Cashes AMAA Kes By Auntils
A fragmentary note records an action as a person named Thanis cashes a sum in a context tied to Cables AU and AMAA Kes by Auntils. Names appear garbled in OCR.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
5
A fragmentary note records an action as a person named Thanis cashes a sum in a context tied to Cables AU and AMAA Kes by Auntils. Names appear garbled in OCR.
A jumbled OCR text block lists many scattered names and phrases like Horsham, Desai, Benes, Mong, Sunpulaly, and Mo Sie Mea, but lacks coherent structure. The fragmentary lines resemble scattered notes or a corrupted list rather than a readable article with clear events or entities.
An OCR fragment describes a district seeking a trustee candidate and mentions meetings, dates, and local officials. It references Wind Seif, Munnar, Yas shite, and Ashwell in connection with pending appointments, responsibilities, and public service. The text is garbled but shows intent to fill a district school or governance post and outlines forthcoming events.
An incoherent OCR snippet lists names, places, dates, and scattered events from a local page. It references hospital, a driver, social events, schools, a farewell, and various people, but specifics are unreadable, with tangled phrases and missing context.
Weekly sessions held every Friday evening at Methodist Hall feature patient drawing and painting cues aimed at beginners. Mentors guide basic sketching and color theory while participants share tips and progress in a casual setting.
A damaged OCR sample shows scattered names and terms such as Am, May, and Newport style fragments. The readable bits include no clear event or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item or outcome.
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