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09 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
1
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The article recounts a fragmented wedding event involving mr fe and laura from Molalla. It mentions a ceremony at a church near Orange Blossoms and references guests including McGrath, Fy, and others. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on a marriage announcement with ceremonial elements and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions soldiers, police, and a mix of names and places with unclear actions. The readable pieces suggest a wartime or patrol context with hints of towns or groups, yet most phrases are garbled, leaving uncertainty about events, dates, or outcomes.
Readable fragments mention persons and places but details are unclear. The note references a local event or meeting likely involving named individuals and a location that resembles Reet Aects, with unclear date or outcome. Further context needed to identify participants or significance.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous strange terms and names without clear context. It appears to mix personal names, places, and fragments of phrases, with no coherent event or measurable details to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local court case involving Lily Wanall and Petr Hatt with mentions of Wieden appointment and a wounded party. Names Ruth Alimler and Us asa eme appear in garbled form.
Fragmented lines mention Lower Bucca Tow Yale Elis Clu Phare Wal and Spohn with scattered place names and unclear actions. The garbled text includes references to 80 emus and a vague event or identity, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
A local public notice details a recently repaired facility and an upcoming public sale. The report notes ongoing work at a public site in Coramba and outlines the deadline and location for the sale, inviting community participation and oversight.
A garbled teaser mentions Upper Orara and a Rosson Club matchup with May 37 as a date. It hints at a tense contest, a woman’s team, and an eventual win, but the readable fragments are sparse and unclear about the event, teams, or location.
Fragmentary text shows a hospital committee discussion with names and scattered phrases. It references a Sana Arta type term, several unreadable names, and mentions volunteers, a location Loy ave, and Nagangt. The readable content is unclear. no decisive event or outcome emerges from the legible lines.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered mentions of shipping, coastal locations, and vessels with many garbled words. Readable elements include references to a port area, trade activity, and potential vessel movements, but specifics are lost to transcription errors.
The readable parts describe a local Woolgoolga project with references to a rate, a date in September, and mentions of Altos and Rana. It hints at a village or community meeting and possible costs or quotes, but many words are garbled.
A garbled report mentions a move from Alenreagh to Woolgootga and a plan involving a Mr te SE Abu. It references a coase and a crime scene with three deaths, and a suspect or witness identified as Sie a Se.
Fragmentary text outlines a discussion on roads and public works in Eastern Dorrigo. It mentions a minister, a member of the legislature, and a civil service concern about road maintenance or reseating plans. The readable portions suggest a reassessment or inquiry into winter conditions affecting transport.
A rifle match at 10 a.m brings keen interest as teams from Grafton Hazelton and Coft’s Derbour Rifle Club compete for selection to represent the locality. Names listed include W Seahaneesplainy Hazelton Al Meckeras Arrilfin Hed WW Shea S. Cox Duly and MMe Weare.
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