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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
1
The Public confuses Value with Price. Price is only one factor. worth of goods matters. Drapery Money goes further at Lloyds with sound value guaranteed by a reliable name. Clothing prices lower despite higher costs. old prewar prices kept. For Sydney orders, examine our wide choice and compare prices.
Our Autumn Show highlights ladies' wear, millinery, costumes, fabrics, footwear, furs, laces, feathers, corsets, neckwear and hosiery. The store offers large varied stock for ladies and men and promises substantial savings in clothing and boots with winter requirements on hand now.
The provided OCR text is garbled with stray letters and broken words, making event details, names, and dates unreadable. No coherent individuals or organizations can be identified to form a proper summary card.
An assortment of notices from Mewartiva Assdion and Coffe Jexty include war chest fundraising plans, a death report for Mr. William de Coon, and a note on marriages in Germany. The piece quotes public sentiment on war support, family life, and privates’ duties, with calls for small weekly subscriptions and sympathy for the bereaved.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a conven tion with an address to Mr WT Johnson and a presentation related to state elections. Mentions Mr M Leas, Mr Briney, Mr Po Mae, Mr MacNamers Erika, and a cordial farewell to Mr M Leas.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a legal decree or lengthy process, with scattered names and places such as Paris and Grafton. The readable fragments include references to children and several surnames, but the overall content is garbled and incomplete.
A chaotic account recounts a public gathering featuring Tresper Spall and others, detailing speeches, applause, and thanks. The narrative follows attendees and a ceremonial cadence with remarks about loyalty to allies and local civic figures, ending with tributes and names of participants.
The readable fragments reference a court or legal matter with names and actions but lack clear details. It mentions parties, dates, and possible motions or rulings, alongside scattered phrases about records, rents, and proceedings. The text is highly garbled and portions remain unintelligible.
The Altheags staging featured Miss Rose Meeshar and Mr Hamete in standout performances while Attar O Kesle and Mine Sakwinghammer drew praise for supporting roles. The program included a comic act by Mr Shepherd and a musical finale with Irving and Sahwongham as performers.
The account describes tension over access to a council meeting and a press briefing lasting beyond the session. Reporters were invited inside the council room in one instance, while a photographer stayed for the duration. The article notes open meeting rules and the desire for full transparency.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and phrases including Irish towns, test events, voting references, and assorted personal identifiers. The text lacks coherent structure and specific factual details.
Incomplete OCR text indicates overdue payments to a land board with possible sale action. The fragment mentions the Lands and Pastures board, a telegram, and referring to farmers who are behind on installments and potential reserve or sale of land by the board.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene involving a secretary or official named Sue, a person named Neimee, and mentions of permission, conditions, and a referenced diaper op. The passage includes stray phrases about attendants, a president involved in arrangments, and unclear remote tangents.
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