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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment from a historical paper blends names and phrases about floods and public matters. It mentions individuals like Salma and Maltar, places, dates, and scattered references to political or social events, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks a clear, coherent report.
An obituary fragment memorializes Mr Ene Thousie Bate peer of the State Later Gand regremmtative of tn dite nd Corin in the State Parting. It mentions lingering illness and a gathering with friends and family, naming Andrew MC Whittar and Chamberlain among those noted, with scattered references to posthumous events and local figures.
Classified ad fragment seeks a man for work with animals at Horsham Veterinary Surgeon Barnes. Provides vague instructions and contact hint.
The Horsham area figures in a discussion on the Land Valuation Bill with Mr Thomas Bon and others noting opposition and support in Parliament. Statements reference the domestic policy and measures related to property values and compensation, with mention of Mr Mackinnon and Mr Sorkimoomayy in attendance.
A brief, unclear item notes a football gathering labeled as a union event in a town setting. The text mentions Monday evening and references Mackinson, Seo, and other names as participants or organizers in a small sports meet or meeting context.
Disjointed OCR fragment details floods in India with references to rivers, villages, and losses. Readable names are scarce, but the piece hints at water flow, affected towns, and emergency responses amid rising river levels. The chaotic text implies a disaster scene needing clearer reporting.
Fragmented text from a historical ledger describes a wool sale with scattered names and figures. The readable portions mention London sales and an auction setting, referencing people and locations in a disjointed manner.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions possible self harm and a list of names and places. The readable portion hints at a legal or public notice context with references to individuals such as Pauline and Reema, and scattered geographic or organizational terms.
A garbled early edition item mentions Minyip and Miakiy A with Us, a large crowd event, and mixed names. It references a Tuesday date, weather notes, and local figures possibly including Salient, Oat, and Tomar Sctiage. Context remains unclear due to incomplete OCR.
Dimboola Society outlines a yearly autumn event set for October 17 featuring displays by local groups and garden and craft stalls. Organizers invite regional clubs to participate, with judging and prizes, and note timing for the archery and horticulture sections.
Agricultural Show at Grand National of Victoria presents budding produce and livestock exhibits. Officials announce schedule including demonstrations and prize classes while noting public attendance and ribbons for top entries.
Fragmented OCR text from Horsham Caledonian Society notes a seventh annual Scottish gathering with scattered references to venues, speakers, and activities. Amid garbled phrases, names and dates are largely unreadable, but the item evokes a local cultural event with heritage themes and community participation.
A garbled tender notice requests bids for multiple city works including Magellttiorn and Wiltor projects. The fragment mentions Lay's and Velthors as possible bidders or locations, with unclear details on scope and deadlines.
Fragmented OCR text references a sale or notice with garbled terms and names. It mentions a seal, guardian, and a place possibly Mall, with unclear entities like ENF Nagy EAB and KANG. The readable portion notes for sale and a found item, but specifics are missing.
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A damaged OCR snippet mentions H. Balfour Cathcart, solicitus ta est tn, and names Leon Stiket and Tureham with unclear roles, likely an obituary or legal notice fragment from a historical newspaper page.
A garbled notice mentions J Weldon Power Bennett Wilmoth and others in Horsbay with references to lending, certifying nuts, and a legal orدر order. It includes names like Mrs F Bourne and Delosvy, Horabasn, and refers to defective presents and urgent str. The fragmentary text hints at legal or financial notices with multiple personal names and locations, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a hospital and surgical route with references to Carroll and a sewers project. It references Abilcal and a private hospital context, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits point to medical descriptions and a civic infrastructure tie in.
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