06 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1939
Page
1
A long OCR fragment from The Coffs Harbour Advocate lists local items and obituaries. It references community notices, personal names, places, quarter moon phases, and various dates in a busy page scan.
The text depicts a confused OCR of a legal or local notice involving names like Kaylock and Remsey alongside garden matters and forbidden activities. It hints at a court or town record with multiple personal names, places, and actions but lacks coherent structure or clear chronology.
Mrs D Ragen of Sarat Jane Aikon and Cotta Jetty dies after a long and trying illness. The obituary notes extended hospital care, radium treatments in Sydney, eighteen weeks of residence in a hospital, and funeral plans with Catholic rites and local mourners.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR extract with numerous nonsensical word fragments and scattered proper nouns. It lacks coherent events, identifiable people, places, or dates to form a valid summary or headline.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions teams and individuals across multiple names and places. It refers to a champion or emergent result tied to a perhaps regional event, with scattered references to athletes and schools. The text is heavily garbled, providing no clear outcome or full context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions rainfall and Moone and Votan 21, with unclear dates and places. It reads like a disrupted regional weather or climate line from Upper Orara, lacking coherent data or complete facts to verify specifics.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous proper nouns and likely places or people such as Beirut, Winans, Pike, Hsu, Tata, and Nina. The text appears as jumbled names, with intermittent phrases and no clear events, dates, or actions to summarize.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered names places and phrases about an auction or sale. There are references to auctioneers and various personal and place names, but key time date and location details are unclear. The readable parts hint at a local sale event needing clarification.
Dorrigo Shire Council outlines waste collection arrangements and amendments. The notice references health standards, property duties, and council members including HAVER SMITH and Shinw Connell in Coramba.
The notice lists engagements and social events including a Christmas birthday greeting, a hospital visit for treatment, and a wedding announcement. Names include Joan, Richard Vaughan, and Kulp McKeough, with locations such as Com Jetty, Yeuugi, and Wingham mentioned along with church and local venue references.
A garbled OCR note mentions road safety terms and various disjointed names. The fragmentary text names Hoyt Salman and Conyers among others, with scattered references to dates and places, but no complete events or clear actions emerge.
A confusing OCR text mentions a capsize incident on Woodburn Road linked to a Public News archive. The fragment references a person named Dovvien and a time frame around Verso events, with mentions of a rescue and range of reactions. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks concrete details.
The readable portions describe a chaotic scene at a hospital with mentions of patients, a bus stop, a tea event, and unclear dates or names. Strong entities are faintly present, but the text remains largely unintelligible and disjointed, offering little coherent fact to summarize.
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