31 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
1
A damaged OCR page lists church services and maritime items with scattered place names such as Glenr then Harbor and Woolgoolga. It mentions moon phases and tides with dates in February and times for services, but the text is garbled and many names are unreadable.
A chaotic report from the Coffee Harbour Advocate describes widespread unrest and curious incidents across multiple districts. Key figures include local officials and unnamed residents amid unclear causes and shifting loyalties. The piece hints at courtroom and political action but remains fragmentary.
A watchman phoned police after seeing a back door ajar and three suspects, armed with a cash box, near the railway. The men were believed to have boarded a train shortly after 2 am. officers questioned locals and secured the scene as inquiries continued.
Fragmented report from a local paper recounts hospitalizations and deaths, with many names and places blurred. It mentions patients sent to Ryd Manpital, Violet Mayle Pons, Whitn night, and others in Kaleo and Sydney area. Several residents like Mr Walker and Miss How Wrightann are noted. The piece lists community events and personal updates amid a hospital agenda and wartime era context.
Definite arrangements have been made for the sale of new, commodious premises in Uriah for Bank of Manbouin Wales. The piece notes town growth, street frontage changes, and infrastructure developments, with references to the council and police oversight. Population figures show the town’s rapid expansion, including surrounding areas and new housing blocks.
The School of Arts announces a change of programme for tomorrow Wednesday. Competitions listed include events under FBO DE LIEN and Sheth Sa with secrecy noted.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a year message or notice involving a department and a misread name. readable terms include Jo agin the ue Dapeng on eh ee Insey oe fet uur Mt Mara.
Fragmented text lists names Lavery Lowery and Mine Inglin with references to a night tennis event. Mentions Jay Jane and Damian along with possible matches or scores. Details are garbled, but it centers on players and a late game context.
An amid fragmentary notice references a schedule involving women and a hotel venue. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text. it mentions a date around December 31 and a hotel setting. The readable bits suggest a local event or notice without a clear outcome or actions.
Agricultural market notes report 1939 outlook for banana trade with references to price levels and market competition. Mentions AIPowRNE coms tie and various figures, with speculation on future demand and retail pricing.
Aims at two sweats calle Tarbawt on Retnwdey twelve. Harrow Acape caused Sunday upset as Teh boat ste euilehe. Thuorem and bombee tangled with hubmate oy Twisambee wk UP orks Haven to a shot. A new mishap followed when Wun handle explode left the crowd alarmed.
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