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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references a murder case at or near Horsham Common with unclear details and no readable names or dates. The readable text hints at a crime scene description but lacks concrete facts to confirm suspects, victims, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple sports references and names, including teams, players, and possible event notes, but most details are garbled. The readable bits suggest a crowded sports summary with inconsistent dates, places, and scores, making a coherent item difficult to extract.
An obituary notice records a series of bereavements across a wide region. It mentions names such as RenEA and Roush along with associated communities and possible March dates. The text also references various locations, institutions, and family connections, signaling a community-wide remembrance in a historical newspaper context.
Classified ad fragment seeks buyers for various items and services. Includes notes on wanted positions, delivery, and miscellaneous goods with references to weekly money, officials, and local trades. Details are unclear but indicate a sale or service request within a community market.
A mangled OCR passage mentions Mastings and Rha rasite bors and an oral subject Keun Chu ok aed in Kew. It references the government upon a hecho talnver and a vintage life in the works bo tome with unclear details.
A fragmented notice promotes a dance and supper event at Wonwondah North State School on a Sunday evening with varied program items and community club listings. It mentions Horsham Gun Club opening day and a show ground event on a Wednesday, along with names such as Taylor and Borivage connected to the program.
Fragmentary notice from June 1904 references club association rules and admission concerns. Names appear garbled. appears to involve a committee or hon secretary CHAS TAYLOR and a Sharyn Oat Cha? unclear. Endeavor to identify precise event and participants from legible fragments.
Fragmentary notice indicates a lost item with a fifty pound reward. The text names WUT and related garbled phrases, mentioning locations such as Rigna Front and North Gath. No clear dates, persons, or verifiable details. appears damaged OCR from a local paper.
A likely historic brief reports a lost brooch between Silay and adjacent areas near a cemetery. Details are fragmentary but indicate local residents searching for the item and potential sightings or clues. The note emphasizes the geographic area and the search as of now.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr Read Tate Berguin and locations near the Law Courts and Bailie street. Includes garbled phrases about purchase, payments, and times. No clear event, date, or coherent narrative emerges from the OCR snippet.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled notice about a medical chemist or pharmacist on Wilson Street in Humsham, with references to prescriptions and telephone contact. Names like Dale and Anderson appear misspelled amid the chaotic text. The readable bits imply a listing or ad for prescriptions and a contact method.
Miss C Carroll and 18s socks certificated Nurgex receive stentsToe Medeal Surg and Midwifery at above witres Balfour Cathcart solicitor Fi Sext to Young Brux Auction Novama Wilson Street Horstlm.
Fragmented readable text notes financial and legal terms with references to a barrister solicitor, trust money, a lamp store, and stock items. The legible names include J Wilmoth and a Toul Balk location, with dates and specifics too obscured to confirm. The fragment hints at a monetary trust, security guarantee, and goods sale but lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR mentions lost horses and a person named Robert Wackley along with garbled phrases suggesting ownership, payment, and delivery notes. Reads like a torn notice listing individuals and possible land or farm references with unclear context and dates.
Horsham Borough plans to supply two million tube yards of AW, portions of which may be delivered at Toll Mall W RL, Town Ark. in any manner.
The fragment notes a municipal act within the Shire of Wimmera dated May 11 1908. Names Orie James Carroll and floral entities appear, with references to a local act and monetary figure £40. The readable portion hints at a formal town or local government regulation or memorial.
Partial snippet shows a phone contact 387 in a classified style line. No clear event or names identified. cannot deduce full item.
Fragmentary notice addressed to ladies mentioning Mrs Lawsoy and a social or landward event. The readable text hints at social duties or theater terms and references a villa, urging certain actions or behavior. The source remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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