17 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
1
The fragment lists multiple church services and events across denominations including Methodist and Catholic congregations. It records dates in July such as the 8th and 18th, times like 2.09 p.m and 7.0, and mentions items like sermons, committees, and lunar dates.
The Coffs hospital reports the resignation of its matron amid internal turmoil. The document notes ongoing speculation over duties and replacements, with Ek Hie and Hagin mentioned as involved in recent events. Anne Ayah is referenced as a candidate in forthcoming days.
A scrambled OCR note outlines a new air service schedule beginning Sunday with planned routes and airports. Mentions cities and airlines in a period voice, indicating launches and weekly operations.
The readable text references main road bridges and power lines near Wen Rita Ni and Adina town, noting a Wider at Adina and various local landmarks. It mentions lanes, fuses, a census-like list, and several obscure place names with unclear actions or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and terms across sports without clear context. It reads like partial names such as Vernon, Healy, and others, with scattered references to teams, events, and locations, but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable outcomes.
Reward offered for the return of a stray tan cat named Hivhowrs Mave Hatem Wanye Ati Neoael last seen near VollaIne. No questions asked. Contact the INATAY Com Hhiyba with any information about the cat’s whereabouts or safe return.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tender notice with numerous unreadable words and scattered proper nouns. No coherent entities or actionable details emerge to extract a legit tender subject, issuing body, dates, or requirements.
Fragmentary text mentions Orara Co-Operative Dairy Society Ltd and references to meetings, duties, and names such as MACAULAY. Details are incomplete, with unclear dates and places, but indicate organizational records or notices from the society.
Fragmented OCR text describes a hockey challenge cup event with teams and players named oddly. The passage mentions Bob Gratton and other figures, hinting at a match outcome and participating squads, though many words are garbled. The core idea is an upcoming hockey challenge cup involving multiple teams and named players.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a Prodigal Son tale with biblical motifs and a sequence of wandering, vows, temptations, and a dramatic return. Names and places are unclear. reading remains fragmentary and inconsistent.
The note discusses a controversial proposal related to Red Rock Reserve including exemptions, land use, and a call for public input. It mentions authorities and possible actions on land parcels, with focus on the area’s future and access. The text references Hammonton and nearby entities, with questions about preservation versus development.
Fragmentary text fragment mentions names and scattered terms. Possible references to individuals, places and a health care note. Content is unreadable in parts and cannot determine a coherent event or proper names with certainty.
The fragmentary OCR text combines football references with stray names and places, mentioning teams, players, and dates in a jumbled fashion. It includes partial names like Lew Bam and Leah Hawve, hints at a Turkat event, and ends with a garbled line of player cues, lacking coherent structure or clear outcomes.
Fragmented text references Paton Coe Yaris Mabe and lines about England and a river, with garbled names like HM tab edie 8th and Lynton. Mentions Fronts, awake, a public event, and local names including Bor arwndton Joos Lynton, but details are unclear.
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