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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1917
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and snippets from general news. The text mentions regions, individuals, and events in a disjointed, unfinished form with no clear cohesive story or focal point.
A fragmented report from Brighton Grammar School notes the appointment of Head Master Gow Crowtier Lal and measures proposed by the acting head, with references to senior administration and upcoming term activities. Names and details are unclear due to OCR issues.
A brief wartime relief item notes efforts to provide comforts for wounded soldiers. The report highlights aid shipments, hospital support, and calls for continued public generosity to ease suffering and speed recovery.
A garbled OCR style notice discusses railway fares with scattered letter runs and broken place names. It mentions Ararat and Walys or Wal, with sequences resembling currency or class codes. The fragment hints at pricing or schedule details but remains largely unintelligible.
A fragmentary obituary notes Cornelius Hasbury of the Gem of Alled and Hanbury wholesale chemists died at an old age, leaving an estate near £150,136. The report hints at his business of tonic preparations and advertised remedies, listing various products and distributors with uncertain details.
A fragmentary OCR listing shows numerous Horsham trades and firms such as Drapers, Millers, Blacksmiths, and local builders. References include Allan Bros, Davey, Joseph Beads, Horan Bay Millar, and Wimmers County, with mentions of shops, works and streets in Horsham.
Fragmentary text mentions names Sanasagye Unaly Lenin Dimbuula Aeriva Sirvicetome and numbers 12.49 and 63 pms. Details are unclear, but likely a brief local item or notice with scattered names and figures.
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