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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented OCR yields a collage of names and events, mentioning Moon, pages, and various proper nouns. The readable text hints at historical references, possibly a calendar or literary fragment, with scattered names like Van Hind and Kellar. The passage remains unclear but suggests archival material or notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention golf and local events at Mall at Gonville. It references names and an apparent public notice style item with scattered phrases about play, a venue, and December dating. Content is garbled but indicates a community golf update or notice.
A storm caused widespread outages as power lines and the turbine plant suffered damage. crews repaired the main feeder and restored service to many neighborhoods, while residents endured cold and dim streets. Officials urged caution around downed wires and urged patience during repairs.
Fragmentary OCR notes report derailments affecting multiple lines and agencies. Details are unclear but victims or damage may be involved. Authorities urge caution as rail operations face disruptions and investigations proceed.
A fragmentary note describes a death at sea during a voyage likely connected to a cafe ship operation. The text references a wake, a crew, and a scene near a harbor or seaside location with limited legible names and details.
Fragmentary OCR text from TELUINGEN referencing water payments and penalties. The lines are garbled, with incomplete phrases and missing essentials, making determination of a coherent notice or event impossible from the readable content.
A meeting of Belbing Shire Council adjourned with no action on dedicating land for a cemetery. The plan sought 2 acres 3 roods 34 perches plus 3 acres 1 rood 84 perches, but revocation from the State forest and public authority approvals are delaying progress. The council urged cooperation with State and Federal governments to seek constitutional changes and broader provincial powers to advance this project.
Report outlines proposed bridge construction and funding concerns by the Public Works Department. Council offered 3000 pounds, about one third of the estimate, with the bridge's completion projected for next year amid scrutiny of total costs and payment arrangements.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Savialag and looming elections, labor party figures, and parliamentary debate. It mentions Mr Lane, government plans, and potential voting outcomes, with references to Labour and political figures. The fragmentary text implies campaigning, proposals, and public interest in election timing and party strategy.
The report details severe milk shortages forced by drought and cold, crippling dairy operations. Cattle condition worsens, stores struggle with supply, and farmers face mounting losses as seedlings die, forests burn, and fires devastate pastures. Officials note industry impacts across the state and affected livelihoods.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Mire Gentle and Mirek Cunningham, places like Huberford and Kemper, and events including a MK fest and Maclay props. Numerous garbled phrases and names dominate, hindering a clear narrative or outcome.
A government memo discusses land granting constraints at Cow Harbor. A letter to Vincent outlines the Crown’s stance on amendments to special licenses and the high cost of altering conditions. The department aims unchanged use wording and notes dedication of lands for roll inks and grading nearby.
A fragmented market report lists assorted goods with quoted prices including meats, produce, and staples. Items named include brownette and yellow maine produce, lettuce, potatoes, cabbages, and fish with varied per unit or per pound rates, reflecting a bustling retail scene.
A fragmented description outlines a May event featuring a parade and performances. It mentions a theme or show titled Negi Tie ie Phan Mewe and references a procession with children, a fair, and a community display. The garbled text notes timing around Monday and Tuesday with local involvement and a concluding show at Holy showareund tomorrow.
A garbled report describes a meeting, preparations, and potential actions involving a minister and local figures. It mentions delays, a contract, and potential removal of a person accused of wrongdoing. Names and places are largely unreadable, with scattered references to dates and committees.
A garbled report describes Cotting Intei Umi and Cecil Jonas among a group at Colts Harbore. The narrative mentions a large party of friends, Empire Hail, dancing and games, with references to stages, music, and social promotions.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places for a holiday period event. It mentions Muschi shed hag bow Crewe oe Colle Ah Taha ad rl bw ready fr Yn bia Behe meet and references Cheintanad ime Mie. The legible segments reference individuals such as Sime wld Nuah Walters Graber M Grete D Kaarh We Kerrinway TV Wakter Wein and a reminder of service during the holiday period.
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