20 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
1
A cluttered church notices page lists times for Church of England and Catholic services including St John’s and Bodville, with many entries for different parishes, bells, and morning prayers. It also notes lunar phases and tides, alongside scattered schedule cues for weekend rites.
A garbled 1935 Christmas page contains scattered names, places, and terms such as Perrine, Lena, Marion, and various scattered phrases. The readable bits resemble a collage of personal names, numbers, and stray references without a clear coherent event or main action.
A garbled historical notice describes attempts to keep inferior fruit off markets and mentions Sydney and Newcastle, delays in introducing a product, and confusion over a public response. It hints at a broader trade disruption and urban reactions with scattered proper nouns and dates.
The Advocate will not be printed next Tuesday December 24 Friday December 27 or Tuesday December 31 due to annual holiday closure. Office reopens January 2 with New Year leave on January 3. Post office closed all day December 25 with limited mail service Boxing Day and New West's Day hours noted. Delivery by letter carrier suspended. mails may be obtained from certain franchise locations during holiday period.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses banana prices and markets with unclear names and dates. The text contains scattered terms like markets and banana references but lacks coherent facts, making precisesummary difficult.
A fragmented report outlines a push for wage tax reductions amid diverse opinions from policymakers and business groups. Indicates potential impacts on revenue and employment without clear consensus or final decision.
A garbled OCR style text lists scattered words and names without clear narrative or events. Pieces mention places, dates, and entities in a jumbled sequence, yielding no coherent report or identifiable story.
Disjointed OCR fragment recalls a father and son, a missing detail, and family ties, with obscure place names and unclear actions. The text hints at a revived memory and a historical context but remains largely unintelligible.
Public notice fragment mentions organizations and individuals, including Dal Hatters and Pillelon Tor HHT IOP UBe, with vague references to a meeting and actions. The legible parts indicate a formal notice concerning community or organizational process, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
An opaque OCR fragment references the Shipments safety act, a district, and various events. It mentions men and ships, a period, and a date near November but specifics are unclear. The text includes garbled names and places, hindering clear reconstruction.
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