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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
4
The text presents a jumbled mix of names, places, and terms lacking coherent context. It reads like damaged OCR with many garbled entities, partial titles, and scattered references to people, companies, and events without a clear narrative or verifiable incident.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Horsham stock sale lists unclear names and terms such as Wee oh Meh and BUKEY ATTLE BOBSES, with numerous garbled phrases and inserted strings. The readable portion suggests a stock sale document or notice but content is largely unreadable.
A jumbled OCR page fragment records people names, dates, weather notes, and scattered local items. It mentions Mar t, Rome o, and Merion Wears with scattered references to weather and daily routines, but details are largely unreadable.
A long OCR fragment details a vast stock and land clearing sale with collections of cattle live stock poultry crops and equipment. It lists multiple sale days in May and June with references to Australian Mutual Provident policies and various stallion sales. The text includes inconsistent dates and numerous fragmented names and places, indicating a schedule of upcoming sales and auctions across several days with emphasis on private sales and perpetual notes.
An early 20th century notice describes a special stock sale at Malton on a Tuesday in May 1913. It lists vendors, participants, and local observers, noting stock arrangements and related suppliers in a formal newspaper notice style. The item mentions Meharry and various craft and trade figures involved, reflecting a regional commerce event.
Advert reads money to lend on bread rores and live stock insurance offering secured loans amid broad financing options.
Fragmented notice describes sale of land in Burrabiel district near lines and rail, listing parcels of 254 acres leased, with references to dates, locations and tender return times. Contains unclear names and places. readable elements point to property sale details and bidding terms.
A garbled OCR item lists names and places including Wis offices and a June date. It references a public or commercial auction or sale with returnable cakes and a request for further information. The text names Young Bro, Tesh, and various misread terms, indicating a damaged historical notice needing clarity.
An auction sale is advertised at Matibuk with a public auction listing. The notice lists items from a plant to various goods and tents for sale and schedules the event for a Tuesday in May at 9 o clock, immediately after a stock ect. The exact details are obscured but indicate a local sale by Witchell Bros and partners.
An opaque OCR fragment notes Puls Brothers stock and land financing actions. It mentions a station, loans negotiated at a location near Lowat, and duplicates kept to Browb with a closing exclamation. The text is unclear and contains garbled wording.
Fragmented local notice lists topics including land, ages, stock, agencies, Ballarat, Horsham, and banking terms. Mentions horses, draughts, and prompt settlement quotes from David Anderson & Co with multiple place names and firms.
A garbled report outlines a financial contention involving David Anderson, Ce Finance Agents of Horsham, and Berton. It mentions road acres, a small town, a low interest case, and terms tied to pipes, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a sports and community page with names like Seavey Macshary Yims and mentions of a rally and team events. The readable items are scarce and shuffled, offering little coherent report beyond scattered people and locations. The piece appears as a damaged local page fragment with no clear single incident or outcome.
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