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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
1
An In Memoriam service is scheduled at Harbor Church for a local figure. The program notes remembrance on a Wednesday evening with a 730 pm start and a Pew seating arrangement. A brief tribute will follow at the event site downtown.
Fragmentary battle of pony racing notes describe riders like Shepherd barber and O'Brien. Names such as Pearce and Dyele Baon appear with scattered lines about ponies lagging, racing on a London course. The piece ends with a tepid note on a game and a ball opening.
The readable portions describe hospital issues with Boaville doctors and a discussion of 280 shares and allocations. It mentions Dedre Dietrich Hospital and patient care, plus a midnight ceremony and members of a ladies’ committee.
Phillip Wirth cuts ties with a famed horseman amid Benson’s world tour. The event centers on a controversial pairing, exposing tensions in a celebrated program as public attention focuses on spectacle and athletic prowess.
A fragmented OCR text mentions polls and a scratching sect, with garbled phrases and unclear references. It references windows, basses, and possible dates or numbers like 9100. The readable portion lacks coherent names, places, or events to establish a clear news item.
The Daily Guardian covers a contested local issue in Wales involving the Bow Stats Movement, with references to figures like Mr. Bolmen and G. & Nicholas. The piece mentions income lax, import themes, and a push by 96 individuals tied to a controversial plan.
Fragmented telegrams describe crossing tragedy and election chatter. Mentions 155 candidates for 68 seats and 4 electorates with losses. Referenced places include Malbouree and Adelaide. Court and dividend notes appear unrelated to the events.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice about transfers and warrants. It mentions Bay, Mrs., Wednesday, shares, indenture, surety of £80, and names such as Connery and Darroclough. The legibility is too low to extract a coherent event or parties.
A fragmented notice references a contract or legal matter with names such as Macksy and Lowery, and mentions deadlines around the 20th instant. The readable text is partial and lacks clear actions or locations.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and names, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or subject. The readable parts reference an electoral or ceremonial scene with mentions of ministers, emblems, and possible opponents but lack concrete details.
A garbled report from Wald describes a sudden disturbance involving a group at a local venue. The incident appears tied to a detention and authorities moved to restore order. No clear names or dates are readable in the fragment.
FeLonald Ltd Opticiuue of Spee sey nad Linwore will be dismissedance 41 Coty Hathor om Papats d7rw Jove. (4 pm to 6 pm) Saturday 280m Joma (3 am to 4.80 p.m) at Roinuing's (ewals Jae).
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