19 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1939
Page
1
The page lists multiple church services for Anglican and Catholic parishes with marked times and locations. It includes notes on lunar phases for December and January, along with sun and tide information and weather-related observations.
The page fragment mentions nursing, May events, and various local names such as Hartine, Lowery, Frome, and Gane. It references community activities, shop news, and possible oblique notes on individuals and local groups. The text is a rough OCR with many garbled phrases but preserves several proper nouns and places tied to the Coffs Harbour area.
A historic railway notice outlines a busy Coffs Harbour transport day next Saturday with fifteen trains. It mentions three divisions of lane training, extended Kempasy Malt service to Coffs, and departures from Kelubsey Stall at 12:16 and 2:85. The schedule lists intermediat and return services, with multiple trains throughout the day and various connections for passengers.
Fragmentary text appears to mix banana price notes with garbled terms and personal references, yielding no coherent report. Reads like a damaged page segment listing quotations and names without readable context or dates.
OCR text fragment shows garbled lines with names and terms like Boffs Rifle Club and hospital references. Key entities are unclear due to transcription errors. no distinct event, date, or outcome is readable.
Lacking coherent readable content. The fragment appears to mix names and stray words from a historical page. No identifiable event, person, or organization forms a usable summary for a card.
An incoherent government notice fragment references multiple names and places with garbled terms. It mentions dates, provinces, and agencies in a scrambled format, lacking clear actions, deadlines, or authorities to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmented report outlines Ald. A Chatnyny elected over rivals in Grattan. Muckhorn decreed no election due to irregularities with several candidates named from Monee and nearby towns. Mentions HIF capital, Mayo, and local hospital concerns as campaign figures tour communities and address voters.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions holidays and weekly notices with scattered names and places. It hints at names such as Maeve and Halliday along with references to Westy Wes and Hoiny Wes. The readable content remains sparse and non-specific.
The readable lines suggest a man named Wunderlich joins a regiment with the aim of fulfilling duties soon. Mentioned places include Koworah Anutwathe Helence School and York Smarter Teach, with references to family and school ties. The text is highly garbled but implies military service and a local connection.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and results across a tennis event. Mentions players such as Mutriot Mey and Jalal with unclear scores. Several other proper nouns appear but the piece lacks coherent structure or decisive outcomes.
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