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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary ad text lists Moore's Easy Wear boots and shoes with unclear pricing and assorted brand mentions. The readable bits include walm store names and scattered phrases such as Club of England and May dates, without a coherent offer or location.
The document reports intense discussion on public affairs surrounding Haleiph and the Legislative Assembly. It cites concerns about local governance, municipal control, and reactions from councils. Names like Rosalia and references to various towns and roads illustrate widespread political contention and calls for reform.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman with unusual conduct and unclear actions. Names, places, and precise events are unreadable, offering only a hint of a behavioral episode without verifiable specifics.
A fragmentary report describes an mill accident with disrupted lines and garbled names. The readable text mentions a dinette, a chair, and a person named Wade, with vague references to seats and a possible injury or impact.
Disjointed OCR text reports a murder and piracy related Babe case with mentions of suspects, locations, and court actions. The fragment references a homicide investigation, possible ship or coastal crimes, and ongoing legal proceedings. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented text from Woolgoolga area column mentions Carrerpanilons and local shop hours, with scattered names and events. It references a 24 hour shop, various people, dates, and regional chatter, but details are unclear and several phrases are garbled.
Fragmented OCR text with names like Karangi Saul Genie and Elves. Mentions dining, mortifity, and a list of unclear locations and events. Filled with unreadable phrases. contains no coherent, reportable narrative.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions names and places like Nana Glen and Supa Tei amid unclear dates. The text describes a tense scene with fires and a game reference, implying a chaotic event and partial timeline across multiple locations and speakers.
Fragmentary OCR yields a farewell notice for John Moorhead and mentions Morland Colts, with scattered references to matches, players, and events. The readable text hints at a tribute mood and supervisory figures, plus scattered sports and personnel names amid a garbled arena.
Fragmented OCR text shows a social column titled Jetty Emmis Social. The readable parts reference a gathering or event with attendees and informal chatter. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are extractable from the garbled lines.
Fragmented text reveals scattered shipping notes and weather chatter. Mentions Salesian, Notre Dame, and Bow Villa with references to roads, clubs, and a factory plan. The garbled lines hint at municipal projects, drainage work, and a local sports match won by Orara.
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