10 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
1
A large gathering is planned for next Sunday as Surf champions prepare for a pivotal meeting. Clubs including Bruntl and Wooten vie for top honors with key members and officials confirming arrangements for the event.
Reading fragments describe a notice or column about fishing, waterways, and local groups in Wisconsin and nearby areas. Mentions include AM Hyatlus, Bru Hi Puan, and WINE Hy Fishin. The text references a bank of names, places, and acronyms with unclear structure and dates. The piece reads like a garbled listing of organizations, events, and individuals.
A garbled text fragment appears to record a meeting with multiple named persons, places, and events. It mentions Ciity, Howerarabae, Mis Jim GAH Hine Jei4y, voting, advance of the race way, and various subjects, suggesting a local civic or political discussion with numerous irregularities and broken phrases.
The memoir recounts a 20 year old tale of a settler in East Marlborough England who avoided forfeiture by winning a 25 pound woodchop prize at Wunchapa. It notes Harvie as district surveyor and references a court petition and a chain of events surrounding a combing savings scheme and local figures, with vivid but fragmentary details.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a group including Mr. Wille and Jaemer the Comte Marbour diary notes from Taamutia and Western Australia. It mentions mining activity at Bonwh Mining Co and a long voyage with friends, ending in a hospital visit and condolences for Meo MacDonald amid a string of travel and work shifts and shifting allegiances. The passage closes with sympathy for the bereaved family.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a name Wundertichs and a reference to a count or time 11 a. The text is incomplete, obscuring clear facts, entities, or events.
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