02 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
1
The notice lists church services from Methodist churches with names such as Rev Father Ryan and Rev Sy Th Symes, along with a Moon phases and tides section showing lunar quarters and dates. It reads like a local paper’s mixed column of religious listings and calendar data, including a brief reference to a visit or event.
A garbled OCR text fragment from a Coffs Harbour page includes scattered names and phrases about local places people and events. The legible content references Wil Hay Marty and GMU topics among many unclear items with no coherent report or clear outcome.
A masked bandit robbed Laurieton post office last Saturday morning as the postmaster Frederick Coventry Plunkett confronted the thief with calm resolve. The incident halted a theft plan and involved attempts to sell a large amount of goods amid ensuing confusion. Police and local sources described the scene and noted the suspect fled, prompting searches and inquiries.
The Doraigo Shire Council outlines gravel resurfacing and supply needs for a provincial project. Key actions include coordination with local works staff, securing materials, and scheduling to align with the current season and budget constraints.
The readable fragment lists fencing terms and names in a jumbled sequence. It mentions Mieke Wise Kvayine and Banbane and includes stray words like farmer and Spottt. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR text mentions endorsements, officials and local notices but is garbled. It references government notices, possible party support and municipal names, with unreadable lines and partial terms. The legible items include place names and personnel, though specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads show banana price notes, quality claims, and regulatory discussions. Mentions markets, fruit quality, and a few names with scattered addresses in a hazy historical newspaper snippet.
An OCR fragment discusses wine production in South Australia. It references the Provincial Prang Association, vineyards, and various wine terms, but the text is garbled with many typos. The piece aims to explain how wine is made and outlines types and practices within several estates.
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