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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a property sale in Tamora District with references to land, price terms, and a security threshold. Details are unclear but indicate a land parcel available for purchase with reserve or auction conditions and location cues within the district.
A dense OCR fragment compiles scattered references to people, places, organizations, concerts, and notices. It mentions ARVN, parliamentary topics, concerts, and various names, but the text is highly garbled, with many illegible segments and mixed languages.
A convoluted OCR fragment blends obituaries, notices, and scattered names across varied locales and dates. Key figures such as Turvit, Warr, and Leona appear amid fragmented references to events, venues, and times, with scattered clues to public notices and memorial items.
Readable bits reference Parliaments and named figures including a Mr Vrabia and a Moris supporter group. The passaged text includes garbled terms about a Star SA Zhen mont and references to a tartan Va group, with unclear context and dates.
A damaged OCR fragment references successful operation and ties to a republic or representative, with unclear names, dates, or places. The legible portion hints at a procedural or official notice but lacks concrete details to identify entities or actions precisely.
Fragmentary OCR text reports an atrocity involving direct cables and lawyers. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered references to Tennessee, Australia, and a market scene. No clear events, dates, or entities are discernible from the legible fragments.
Fragmented OCR text mixes names, places, and items from London wool trades with dental, medical, and public notices. It mentions dates, people, and events in a garbled form, including mentions of sales, funerals, cough cures, and various names, without clear coherent news content. The readable fragments suggest a busy page of classified notices and brief items rather than a single solid story.
Fragmented OCR lists names and occupations for services in Hor sham and surrounding areas including tailors surgeons livery stables and shops. The notice mentions WANTED known individuals like Amy Wilson Bolton Tom Young and J Clark with claims of appointed roles, along with business references and addresses in McPherson street Horsham and nearby locales.
The readable parts mention a railway or road project with local names and places such as Rowton and Vout erwingint. It hints at a communal or sporting outcome but the lines are distorted. No clear dates, scores, or definitive actions are readable.
A fragmented OCR item references the Caledonian Society AVENE 20014 with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits mention individuals like MACDONALD and LESLEE and refer to a local event or notice, but key details are obscured by garbled text and incomplete context.
Fragmentary text from Horsham Caledonian Society notes includes references to AQSEAL SOUENED GATHEIUNG PIMBAN and a hallond son Piper Mw Vdring. Mentions Horsham Presbyterian Church and various garbled names and phrases suggesting a local community gathering with limited readable details.
A terse notice announces a public tender at Horsham District Hospital for a ward or arch project with specification details and a closing time target on Tuesday in October. The ad references trustees, architects, and local authorities including Horsham Waterworks Trust.
A partial and garbled OCR fragment from Horsham Mechanics Institute notes a local vote or meeting with unclear names and details. The readable bits reference possible participants and agendas, but concrete outcomes, dates, or actions are not discernible.
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