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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
3
A scrambled OCR excerpt mentions Direct Cables and various names and places, including Fort Hopetoun, Sepang, Buenos Aires, and Winery. It references multiple individuals such as Shanna, Veruca, and Caren, with scattered dates and activities, but the fragmentary nature limits clear events or outcomes.
An OCR fragment blends names, places, and events from a historical scene. It mentions Wimmera, Nabeul, Braba nt, Penge, Indy, Napanee, Lake, Pampa, and other scattered terms. The text appears as garbled headlines and notes with military and constitutional references, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcome.
Fragmented OCR text reports a convention opening, mentions House of Commons, land questions, and government promises. It cites names like Tovah Thurber, Lees, Sima, and Me Bennett, with scattered references to meetings, trials, and a Swan Mill plant test at Protas Tartawinglhy of Sydney.
A highly garbled OCR list outlines multiple events and dates across May and June. It mentions May 7 Supper at a Kale Bay gathering, May 1 Lawmaker seat, and June 26 Lamashlrn, with several names and locations partially readable, indicating a community notice of planned events and dates without clear context.
A dense OCR page lists vacancies and classifieds including job ads for agents and sales, procurement notices, and shopkeeping opportunities. It mentions agents for sewing machines, kennel and mercantile services, and various local postings with names and addresses.
BROKEN HILL reports a latest wire prem o e incident with unclear details. Authorities have not released full facts yet. Local residents await clarification on the event and potential impact.
A damaged clipping notes Commissioner McKie's farewell event with plans for a trip to Stockholm ahead of an eight day congress. The fragment references New Zealand locations and multiple officials but lacks clear dates or context.
partial OCR note describes Department of Agriculture approval for Beroma Vines planting next year before May. Also mentions Mr. Graham canceling a plan to bring surplus Harcourt apples to Melbourne for charities. Donors offered sixpence per case for packing.
In the Wimmera Shire south riding vacancy caused by Dr Jobs Hushby’s death, Warwick Langley of St Arlen’s Plains defeats George J Carter of Rosehrea by 20 votes, with officials and returning officers noted in the tally. Langley’s supporters praised amid a modest turnout as the election wraps up.
Obituary notices report the death of Mon. Coetha Austin wife of Me Tubert Austin formerly of Ararat at Alfred Hospital Melbourne after illness from typhoid fever. Also noted is the death of Charles Rossiter formerly of Warracknabeal now at Wyn Branch of United Bank. Another notice records solicitor Willy Smith of Lloyd Street Dimboola dying Wednesday.
A Grand Ball Mill event at Merenzie Paper includes Tasboys and 96 mile travel linked to Sime and Jveenbal in a notable gathering. The report notes the involvement of Mhytiss Mintign and Heleont with attending groups from the Merentziew paper community.
Fragmentary OCR text references Kalas Maree and a staged event or location. Details are unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing context to identify participants, dates, or outcomes. Further readable content needed for a precise card.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a troubled style with unclear events. It reads like a street level notice or brief column item but lacks coherent actions or outcomes to identify a clear lead or involved organizations.
Local racing group Horsham Race Club faces disruptions as capacity and water issues affect events. Officials urge suppliers and attendees to monitor notices for schedule changes. Unexpected delays threaten upcoming meets and finances, prompting calls for urgent fixes and clear communication.
The fragmentary OCR discusses Wimmera Shire and local figures or events, mentioning people such as Tammi Tammie and Urwin, with references to property and measurements. The readable portions are sparse and lack coherent context.
Fragmentary notice dated May 3 19 appears to cite names such as AM Porsme and JON RESraibh with scattered terms like Perepuumeag and Camntonac. Content is unclear due to damaged OCR but signals a local genealogical or civil record entry with personal names and a date.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice from a shop in Coon Wisconsin involving Mrs Rosen and Mr. Lewi Denk. Mentions payments of forty dollar amounts, a referenced core and millaby C, Goarie Hannes, and a Blaiounry seal. Content is unclear due to garbled text.
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