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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered words and names such as Basen and Loewe with unclear context. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or location to summarize into a full article item.
Promoters of a benefit concert in the town to aid Mr Willie, injured in a recent accident, report brisk ticket sales. The event features Frankie’s Orchestra and Roy Moses Jazz Band with appearances by local performers and a floor show, aiming to raise funds and boost spirits.
Roy Beart Fowler, son of A Fowler of Colle, has earned the Society’s bronze medal and certificate of merit for saving Thomas Kennedy from drowning at Ochile Harbor. The ceremony will honor his act at a forthcoming meeting, with Capisto Burkett and others in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR article mentions Bohisen tailor Chris and Mr Chie with references to Woolgoolga calls and a meeting at 8 sharp. Names include L B McGowes Basiles Macklin Fowler Emery McGuron Dent Butteworth and others. Election matter is noted with Joint Pybus and Cals Herbar taking responsibility.
A fragmentary letter to the editor describes efforts to move a barge and transfer a line to a panel board with timing and service notes. Names and context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Dairyville residents gathered last night for a community penny event described as popular and heartwarming. Neighbors showcased friendly faces and shared stories, highlighting a strong sense of town unity despite the imperfect OCR text.
Text shows garbled OCR with numerous misspellings and missing sections. It references various opaque terms and disjointed phrases, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations. Hard to determine a coherent news item or context from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR notes describe wrestling events at Jetty with odd names and props plus references to registrations and deliveries. The text also mentions a George Breyer and a child birth, along with postal delays and holiday mall issues. The garbled lines mix event details with administrative notices and local happenings.
Fragmented discussion on distribution of open and preference votes as a factor in a bi election. References to Labor, Country Party, and Page debating how preferences influence coalition outcomes and potential national labor government formation in Parliament.
An excerpt from the Daily Telegraph discusses political maneuvering around vote percentages and party alignment. It mentions the Country Party, the Socialiam line, and concerns about preventing Labour gains. The language reflects era rhetoric on electoral strategy and factional control.
The text appears garbled with stray phrases about making foul water standing times and food praise. It contains incomplete sentences and nonsensical wording, resembling an OCR error rather than a coherent article.
Fragmented OCR text describes storms and a weather prevention theme interwoven with labor unrest. It references workers, a long labor struggle, and officials noting public doubt. The piece mentions Grafice atinbet and a Sunday arrival, plus social tension and fatigue among workers and writers.
A notice states that children are required to attend school on Friday the Sth instant. It warns that those not at school may be removed from classes. It emphasizes reading Holy Scriptures as daily spiritual exercise and salvation through Jesus Christ.
Fragmentary telegrams describe a charge against a party member, a public on tie, and court actions. Mentions Free State party, O'Malley, and coroner proceedings. Eerie garbled lines reference a coroner and a court case involving Freudo Murdoch and other entities.
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