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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
6
The article records numerous farm and county fair items including class categories for C1 trotting driving cattle and dairy, with multiple livestock and agriculture entries. It mentions judges, winners, and prize details alongside community notices about meetings, exhibitions, and local events across farms, markets, and parishes.
Entries close Saturday September 19. Entry forms must accompany entries. Schedules and details available from secretary. Grandstand fee applies for ages 12 and under. adults pay standard admission. event includes teen groups and youth contests with various judging and stalls. Local notices urge exhibitors to submit promptly and follow official rules for the fair.
A fragmented report lists participants and results from a draught show. Names such as Nesta Wisdaen Peene and Giles appear among others with scattered scores and locations. The garbled text references a champion and various entries across a farm event setting.
A Great Wimmera event return sees a draught horse produce stake valued at £500. The listing shows entries and local engagement around the award, with notes of participants and stakes tied to community exhibitions and farm demonstrations.
Pure Blood and Grade Blood stock trotters compete in Class B events at Wor ire ul t. The card lists a Sealine entry amid a seven mile program with a 10am starting time. Officials and handlers promote the attraction, while a crowd fancies bets on top horses and a potential upset by bold runners.
Fragmentary text references a swimming event with uncertain names and dates. Key entities are unclear, but mentions a swimmer or team near a track or pool, with possible times and placements. Unable to determine definite participants or outcomes from the legible lines.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a Nog Trial with reserved class open and references to E1 Sheep. Details are garbled with names like Chase and Stieber, dates and locations unclear. The readable fragment suggests a sporting trial or class event linked to sheep, with uncertain participants and outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting or session with references to "eat watch" and a list including Rovwons wl Hines, Tor oe Whur, Viste, M7, Class J Machinery, Mosrees 16 HW. Details are unclear but indicate a local event or evaluation with several named entities and places.
The readable fragments mention town names and actions linked to rentals and classes. It references Ilona Wh Chun Ken Tay and others in a garbled list, suggesting a local notice about rentals, classes, or assignments. The text remains unclear on concrete dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR item notes poultry and livestock entries with dates and place names. It references a Cocker event or breed, and local figures or vendors, but the text is garbled, limiting precise entities and details.
Fragmentary OCR lists classes such as Farm Dairy Garden Produce and Culinary and includes garbled names and phrases. It appears to be an advertising or notice page with numerous misread entries and partial terms. The readable items suggest a catalog of farm products and related services.
Fragmented OCR text includes names and scattered phrases from a reunion or class note. Key readable elements mention Honey and Bees, St Louis, a class or group, and hints of a time or event with scattered letters and garbled words. No clear date, place, or concrete outcome.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Class M Grains, Bates, Bett Pinte, and various scattered terms. It reads like a tangle of names, places, and remarks about farming, cattle, and measurements with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmented OCR text references a district location at 87 MAIN toward district ABest le Maun Kaito Siche and mentions a workshop by the girls group aged 13. It indicates a note about Waary Work at bee Mam nis eubork by he Ue werk od girls.
A garbled notice states that entries for a event at 3.50 pm on the second day will close on Saturday September 9. The fragmentary text mentions a wing and timing details, with unclear location or organization.
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