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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment describes Working Men's College happenings with scattered names, places, and events. It references individuals, dates, and institutions in a disjointed way, signaling an internal disturbance or misread notes rather than a clear news item.
A student body election witnessed Mr Miller nominated for another term while Mr Hupuloen and others argued over leadership and reforms. Voters rallied at the college, with turnout and support reflecting divided views on future policy and campus governance.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a room separation and fire related issue. It notes an amount of £90 18s 6d linked to Joan filing a claim. The text also refers to sorting and cloning actions, but details are unclear.
A fragmented report describes a double emergency in Lewwood area with a rail accident or collapse near a residence. Names are unclear, but it mentions a man or boy injured, a daughter in distress, and a hospital transfer. The narrative touches on a second incident involving a teacher and community members.
Fragmented OCR text about Hamilton stock market and political figures, referencing secretary Atba Mechanics Institute, presidents Hoot and Washington, and various local figures. The readable portion mentions delays in telephone service, health concerns, and planned events at Horsham with references to community leaders and meetings.
A garbled OCR report outlines a Melbourne connected murder case with a hanging, a court action, and a series of disjointed notes on local figures including Meabhlin and Robiert Teerent. The text mixes court dates, industrial mentions, and scattered sensational details, ending with references to a damaged broken till scene and a discussion of British pennies and a token machine.
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted names and entities including Young Brothers, Horsham, Ballarat, Mutual Live Stock Society, Campusy Lini, Auraia Haley, and various local places. No coherent event or storyline. readable facts are sparse and names appear without clear actions or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss stock dealings by Hagelthorn and Bolton, with references to TUS Finance and General Commission Agents, Jakes, Victoria, and various cryptic names. The excerpt is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize a clear news item.
Folio fragment notes dairy land use and rail surgery details with unclear names and amounts. It references a range from 1400 pounds and mentions Shi? Haw? Tampervoan context with partial party details. The readable items are scattered and uncertain.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Charles Read a land valuer and station agent in Norsham, and references Meare, Lantinw, Covet, and Nimotty. The text bizarrely garbles phrases about an agreement, taxes, and interest rates, with scattered numbers like 4 per cent. No coherent events emerge.
Fragmentary OCR shows names Charles J. Mossman and various entities such as Mutual Life Association and Dignky and Cos. The text includes broken phrases about agents, streets, and market mentions with many garbled terms, suggesting a noisy business or notices page.
A fragmented OCR read lists names and terms such as Awtarr Amohyhroy Eruisseeh and Nabima ina Valuaelans. The readable bits show a scattered monetary or legal phrase in a context suggesting a state or regional focus with unclear action or outcome.
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