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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reveals a sprawling narrative with references to Victorian rail unions, figures like Fotis and HL Weng, and a chaotic mix of names, places, and events. The readable text hints at strikes, investigations, and regional politics interwoven with thefts, engineering concerns, and governance issues.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report mentioning battles, figures and gear. It references temuly, wall, health, orders, and names that are unclear, with scattered phrases about Seong, Uchmaey, Degas Mochacke, and Pas Bidege. The text appears as distorted notes without clear events or outcome.
fragmentary OCR text offers minimal readable facts about a event or item titled won by the font. ite. no clear names places dates or organizations are readable to establish a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR passage describes a contest for Free Skates with mentions of participants, venues, and unclear events. The text lists names and locations in a disordered stream with stray phrases about bets, timing, and various individuals, creating an unreadable mosaic of a local competition.
A garbled oblique note reports the death of a miner named Wilson in Adelaide Hospital after injuries from a mine incident. The fragment references family, location, and a funeral or memorial context, but the text is severely corrupted.
Fragmented OCR text describes divining rods and farm work. Mentions individuals, places, and unclear sequence. Notes misc phrases about wells, water finding, and local usage with uncertain context.
A promotional piece extols a remedy claimed to cure stomach troubles without side effects. It criticizes unsafe tonics and emphasizes a gentle process, promising relief by cleansing the digestive tract and restoring regularity. The ad warns against harmful shortcuts and touts a reliable, simple formula as best for all ages.
The Borough uses its name to hold power for ratepayers until proof of bona fides. The power house and plant already erected will begin supplying electricity. McRae and Falkiner seek to take over powers. a majority vote is needed at the poll tonight. Ratepayers urged to vote in favor to ensure progress and cheaper service.
The notice concerns the Council of the Borough of Horsham and its legal authority under the Order in Council dated May 21 1912 to supply electricity within the council area. It mentions Messrs Duncan Kenneth McRae and Leigh adherence Falkner of Mell e.
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