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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists Catholic and Methodist services with dates and locations, plus celestial references and tide times. Strong entities include church names, dates, and month indicators though details are garbled.
Fragmented local text mentions roads, civic items, personalities, and varied topics. It includes references to back road improvements, community notices, and several names, places, and dates, though many phrases are garbled. The readable portions suggest a miscellaneous bulletin from Coffs Harbour with typical local items.
A chaotic street quarrel case unfolds in a police court with multiple names and witnesses. The transcript mentions individuals including Sumner, Conn, and others, amid a tangle of accusations, admissions, and procedural notes. The report captures a crowded scene with ad hoc testimony and implied charges.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a location at Moomse treet Come Hurbout with unclear context and several unreadable names. The readable fragment names a street and a signature line, suggesting a citizen notice or informal record.
A garbled OCR fragment references civilians and a date 17/ dor. It hints at a civic matter or public notice but lacks clear names places or actions to identify specifics. The legible bits suggest a postponement or directive affecting civilians in a locality during a historic period.
A damaged notice fragment lists a furniture sale with mention of items and dates. It references early shopping hours and prices in a generic sale context without clear names or full details.
The readable text mentions a Monday in the near term and a planned meeting. Several garbled names and places appear, with no clear event or outcome. The fragment suggests a casual or personal note rather than a formal article.
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