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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
5
An item notes yesterday in Horsham the price of wheat at 4/9 per dal and mentions various provisions and commodities with prices in a terse commercial listing style. The fragment references potatoes bran oats and other staples through rough figures and vendor names.
An oblique memorial notice honors several individuals including Mie LAL Seger and a 80 year old Keyes. The fragment hints at memorials, bereavement notices, and salutes to past residents with references to trees and a somber remembrance.
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and terms. It mentions a place or group and fragments like twigs and omens of a botanical or scientific note, but no clear event, person, date, or outcome can be determined.
News and notes report a hospital related committee meeting outlining final arrangements for a hospital event, plus ongoing community notices. Also mentions a false fire alarm, a debate final, holiday events, and local civic items including a charity drive and school activities with several named places and organizations.
Fragmented report from Melbourne show notes judging of horses and sifted wheat area yields. Includes names such as Yoder Iona and Laughton, with estimates for 1895 wheat production, area yields per acre, and county-wide acreage projections.
A long damaged text details a removal notice for a business and mentions Anglican archbishop figures. It references a removal to new premises, a visit by a dentist, and church matters including Anglican archbishop appointments and services, with dates and locations scattered amid the faded OCR.
Fragmented report details Horsham Football Club event with prizes from Mesilenios Frunet and others. Mentions participants, judges, and a 1 mile race trophy presented by Mr Ry Devlin. welfare of youth exams noted with various names and dates.
A fragmentary report describes a Church of Christ conference with various speakers and attendees. It notes sessions at 2 pm and mentions individuals such as Abr Symons and Misy Mavion Butler, though many details are unclear due to the damaged text.
An account describes a near accident during engine maintenance where a worker nearly entangled in moving parts. The piece mentions a group including C Melatyer, a meeting with Mr Wes McCrady, and notes a Friday event in Quin Dskud Continent with varied commentary on safety and process.
The Dorsham Theatre screens two special pictures led by Ching Bound and The Oatensi. A tale of two girls in Ye Chinese city threads through melodrama and romance while Swiss locations frame wartime intrigue. Cast includes Corinne, Miriam, and others as the plot intertwines love and peril. A separate note mentions a Wool shipment and local motorist advisory.
Fragmentary OCR text references Auitcial Silk Ale A Wenzel Wortel Henprige tary Tldly, traces of Trane Jasin Qsterlew tus, wool Mdusery, and a person named AW He, but details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome emerges.
A chaotic OCR style report outlines spring fashion displays featuring bold color themes, yellow and green accents, and varied textiles. It notes window displays in Fortier and Wat theyre locations, highlighting designer elements and shopkeeper participation with emphasis on lively presentation and seasonal mood.
Fragmented OCR text suggests notes on railway electrification affecting industries, with mentions of plans, perhaps dates, and a view toward impacts on production and supply chains. The readable parts imply a discussion of infrastructure work elevating regional industry activity and employment.
Ambiguous report lists Mish Susin Tulliuest winning a recent Australian women’s championship with 1 up over rival. Glitz placed fourth, while O Bennett trailed by seven strokes. Frisky family notes and other fragmented details follow, with unclear scores and entrants.
The readable fragments describe trouble in Palestine and reference unnamed individuals and locations. The text is garbled with many missing words and does not provide a coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond general regional mentions. The item reads as an OCR artifact rather than a complete news note.
The readable portion shows garbled OCR text with no clear persons places or events. It references names like Neal, Ink tas ren, Iva Strya, and Jaen but lacks coherent context or dates to form a factual summary.
Unclear OCR text suggests unrest on an island region with references to dates and individuals. The fragment mentions an event or session and possible military or political actions. Readers should consult full article for precise names, places, and outcomes.
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