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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1926
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a May dated report mentions an event on a road with an ovation and references to Port Alumee and Beth Hog. Names like Hemad Weir Ohman Novtin and Jess toy appear, with vague bids and a bitter tasting note about bread or milling related to Alisa Taylor.
Fragmentary text mentions church service, mayor, possible locations and dates. contains numerous garbled names and places making precise details impossible to determine.
Our best heavy weight blankets in white or grey cost 42s. All wool flannel dark grey or natural at 28 11d per yard. Flannelettes in tin and plain with Spero brand offer winter prices. Palmer Napp trousers 128 6d. Shogs for men in patent tan or black calf at 25s offer comfort and appearance. Promotional wording references various items and prices amid garbled text.
Local notice for Perry's in Coffs Harbor mentions phone contact and mailing box details, indicating a business listing or promotional item.
A fragmented report outlines workers compensation provisions including wage replacement limits, medical benefits, and partial disability payments. It references employer and federal guidelines, with figures and timelines partially obscured but indicating structured compensation and employer obligations.
Fragmentary text mentions health, time, and vague questions about timing and tone. No identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete events present.
Fragmented text references an election, a place called Braadwartt Wins in opened, Mae Hommel depts, and a Port id the Earth with mentions of Cut Varhar, Port id the Earth, and a railway penis. It notes a location to be kept in the Jorateoot by tuw Tecal Chamber 1 Domeares.
Fragmentary readable text references a night scene and cryptic lines. Core names and context are obscured, yielding a brief card noting a mysterious event or display with no clear dates or participants.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions various names, places, and a date-like string. The text is incomplete, with mixed terms such as university, drug, and a sequence of letters and numbers, lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable actions. No clear individuals or organizations form a complete, reportable item from the legible parts.
Mis Ma Puail from Sydney visits HVE Bie AK as police report a string of names and actions. The article lists several people including MacNaillare, Galli Carat vin, and Me Oxe, with references to FD, Kier tien, and a Thursday court scene. It notes arrests, a gold mote, and a potential violent incident amid a sequence of named individuals and locations.
Fragmented text describes football action with garbled names and place references. Mentions a home ground, weather, and players Hawley Becoorbe Gleeros Hormards Ailynn Keoower. Context suggests a game report with incomplete details and unclear outcome.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a college event on a Saturday at a court, with names such as Frankling, Morgen, and Harbur. It implies a list of participants or attendees and notes an 10 o'clock start, but many words are garbled.
A limb fell on a cart injuring Harold Walgrt while he was watering stock in the yard. Welker was knocked into the yard as the incident occurred.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a 1935 Gurreol history item mentioning 168000000 and withdrawals. The legible parts reference a questionaire ligation and a pre:oval, with missing names and context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a weekend program at Reepe with a white goods display, a fair on 31 Wor 19 sod 20, and mentions of Mesis T A Morgan and Ca. You gel Brith and various names. It references a campaign and sales clearance, plus a prompt about Woods’ Greenmint cube.
An aged OCR fragment references a Rectory and a gathering with mentions of rats at a site in a historical context. The text is garbled but suggests concerns over pests, possible wildlife, and building premises. No clear date, place, or names are readable.
Fragmented OCR text discusses pasture conditions and dairy industry topics with unclear geography and mixed garbled phrases. It references pasture quality, cattle and dairy operations, and seasonal factors affecting milk production amid stray editorial phrases. Core facts are obscured by errors.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered terms like names and dates but lacks coherent events. The readable bits do not form a clear person, place, or action to summarize reliably.
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