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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
1
Stocktaking period promises a splendid opportunity for shoppers to get the most for their Pound. Oddments across all departments are being picked out to avoid carrying them over. Public bargains include men’s dark woolies and overcoats, with various prices and offers noted in the advert.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places including Jeet EBs 9B and Mr Lashien Ee MErdapist Santer. It references a Comte SB, Darreve, and CoBellartay with scattered details, indicating a local notice or brief noting events or people.
The readable fragments reference a legal matter involving an Abe rear Ot le a thr mouth side Sesiy and a case where a victim suffers worded threats. Mentions of a solicitor and help suggest a public notices style, with garbled names and lines pointing to a dramatic historical court or production context.
An odd fragmentary report describes a football event with unclear names and phrases. The text mentions a crowd on the ground and a plan for Saturday actions, including someone resting and signaling a play, but many terms are garbled and confidence is low.
Fragmentary report details a council debate on highway repairs and funding. It references Glenreagh and Nase Olen regions, patching needs, and opposition to project timing. The piece mentions government, cabinet discussions, and local reactions amid unclear dates and names.
An incoherent fragment describes leadership figures Port a and Urgealvar from Sydney, a debt of £6000 for good work, and a shift to restricted activity. It mentions Colle Harbor, coffee lectures, and possible capture of Jeethren with plans to spend in Sydney and Harbor.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a basketball play by play with references to players, a game clock, and a missed shot. It mentions outside players, a league, and a bell sounding at a critical moment, but lacks coherent names or a clear outcome.
Fragmented text describes a football event with concerns about spectator behavior and player conduct. Mentions Kenran coman and Hines, and notes a crowd on the field, with references to ten yard plays and alleged plagiarism. The tone suggests a debate on sportsmanship and crowd control.
An OCR fragment describes a convoluted incident involving Constable D aliven of Broadwater and spouse Mina Sully Jastesh Colle. The text mentions a private hospital, a marine river area, and a long list of garbled names and places, with references to a family matter and an extended delay in recognition or action.
The Taam Valley aims to become a dairy powerhouse with a prominent dairy laundry. Plans include a 1000 dairy tars project, though few details are clear. The Government boards and power infrastructure connect via the Waikato River system, with emphasis on dairy processing and associated transport, though the text is fragmented and includes uncertain figures and names.
Incomplete OCR text references May A Vincent MLA and a bus inquiry with a telecommunication note to Paul and SEPTA. Mentions personnel, roles, and a proposal or action plan, but details fragmented and unclear.
The readable parts reference a garbled sequence of names and terms. It mentions SEAL and Salinding with unclear context. No coherent event, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
The document outlines government steps to coordinate federal and state powers over the North Coast region and Sam Bayland Tableland. It discusses ministerial authority, jurisdiction, and proposed measures to align national policy with provincial oversight, including implementation timelines and supervisory structures.
Fragmentary note mentions Galle Harbor and torpedo actions with a question about duty and sacrifice. No clear events, dates, or identities to verify.
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