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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
3
An obituary item notes the death of a local resident with brief life details and date of passing. The notice mentions family connections and confirms burial arrangements and funeral details are forthcoming or held locally.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names, places, and phrases including references to students, a university setting, and various individuals. Details are unclear, with many garbled words, making core events and dates hard to determine.
A noisy OCR passage lists varied terms and proper nouns in a jumble. It mentions names like Sage, La, Liisa, and Te, plus scattered phrases about foods, sports items, and places, but lacks coherent events or clear narrative. The result is a dense string of disjointed fragments with no readable story.
A chaotic, OCR rich page centers on a crowded racing event with Penance winning the St Patrick’s Day handicap. The long garbled text references participants, judges, track conditions, bets, and scattered names and scores, but confirms Penance’s victory in the handicap race amid festive coverage and fragmented commentary.
A garbled report notes a prize fight taking place in London with Roche defeated. The text mentions Australia and Sxquirris in a disrupted section, with references to sales and stolen items, but key names and details remain unclear.
An old advertisement notes the sale of saddlery and harness at the Royal Ute Buildings, Wilson Street, Murali. The maker claims 25 years of experience, offering a stock of harness, collars, and related items. Patronage urged with assurances of steady workmanship in a colonial era notice from Edn. paper.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a notice for a meeting and public sale to be held in March, with unclear names and places. The readable elements refer to a community notice about an event or proceedings and a reference to March, but specifics are not discernible.
Fragmentary OCR reads as church notices and service times featuring multiple names and places. Mentions Cathedral and St Johns with Mother's and Moses Joans, Colebrook, and Mt the Uhireh. Text is garbled but centers on religious gatherings and schedules.
A fragmentary Ottawa Star style snippet notes an evening event Tuesday involving Masel at 24th street, with three hours attributed to Roy Waivard Youngman. The text mentions a new theater or ceremony in Australel start and celebrates a person named Karr Chemin-lay, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A public meeting addressed questions of land ownership amid a local dispute. Speakers included residents and officials, outlining claims, permissions, and proposed remedies. The session aimed to clarify title status and potential resolutions for the concerned parties.
Readable fragments refer to A L Tait architect and a Wiltyant Hotel or Mrs related notices. Unclear names, places, and dates hinder a coherent item but indicate bids, office, and local project references in Priday and Wash.
Tender notices reveal limited readable items about a dam project with phrases suggesting negotiations or bids. Key named entities are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item implies a formal procurement process with municipal or regional authority involvement. Further legible details are not available in the fragment.
A garbled OCR passage from Horsham Borough references the Horsham Waterworks Trust meeting. It mentions powers, committees, and a potential agenda item, but the text is fragmented with unreadable segments and misreads of names and dates.
A fragmented note describes a bus service upgrade in Masiket Soto Queensland. It mentions Tasmanian and urban routes, delays, and new safety measures. No clear dates or named organizations are fully readable. The piece hints at changes to schedules and fares.
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Local gas company news fragment notes personnel changes and scheduling details at Horsham United Gas Co. Mentions Walsh Goren and Lowe Hall with references to colleagues and a possible meeting date. Sparse readable names suggest internal operations or personnel adjustments.
Obscure text describes a event or sale targeted at women with a date in March. The readable fragments mention mugs and a warm reception, with references to a venue and timing but lack clear names or outcomes. The item appears as a damaged notice with partial details.
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