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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1939
Page
1
A jumble of church notices lists service times and events from various congregations. It mentions Aug 27 services at several parishes, sunset and evening prayers, and related community activities with multiple names and locations, including dates in August and September.
A fragmented local page recounts hospital views and a sequence of people, places, and events. It mentions Lake and Sunline, various teammates, and ties to community figures like Dorrie and Syl fate. jumbled notes hint at a memorial or meeting with references to New Jersey and nearby towns, without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe railroad crossings near Mont Saloky and Seis Sint Wales with references to rail traffic, safety, and policy debates. The garbled text mentions railways, vehicles, warnings, and proposed policy steps, but many lines are unreadable.
The Hansun Marketing Board reports today on market items including fruits vegetables and supplies. A consumer notice lists weekly wholesale offerings and a street address Coffe Harbour for inquiries and deliveries.
A nocturnal National Emergency Service meeting debated a broad enrolment push in Harbour area. Attendees discussed organizing resources and urging voluntary signups with emphasis on local leaders and multiple groups.
A fragmented recount of the Bellinger travellers and their journey through Mebane and surrounding areas. It mentions Anthony, Patulely inns, motor discussions, and references a stern hive grave, with scattered names such as Newell, Cleaver, and Chewven. The text hints at patrols, petrol, and local routes, ending with a map-like sequence of places and people.
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