What About Moore's Easy Wear Boots and Shoes
Company listing presents Moore's Easy Wear boots and shoes. Items described include various styles for men and women. No clear event or date is given.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
1
Company listing presents Moore's Easy Wear boots and shoes. Items described include various styles for men and women. No clear event or date is given.
Contested plans for the Dorrigo and Bellingen shire boundaries stir local politics as residents and leaders press for a central site near Coffs Harbor. Arguments focus on road access, jurisdiction, and future development, with votes and meetings shaping the outcome.
The report notes rising milling machine use and labor shifts affecting local industry. It references prominent dairymen, new equipment, and evolving economic conditions shaping early industrial practice. A court case and a football match are mentioned, with outcomes described as preliminary or uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text about individuals and places yields a garbled scene with names and terms unclear. The readable parts reference a professor and various terms, but no coherent event or outcome emerges. The record preserves the uncertain historical fragment as is.
Partial OCR fragment notes a Coffs Sockey Club item with little readable detail. likely a small local notice or update needing clarification.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and terms including Sageek Beree, 4B, Sage oppand Vive, Serenada, Casey, Deborme, and various scattered titles and places. The text appears as a noisy museum of fragments with no coherent narrative or clear event.
A garbled 19th century style report mentions a volunteer signal corps event, a morning bell, and references to places and persons such as Pr Hath, Mr 7, and a Keeoutine Gouirteise. The text mixes names and phrases, but indicates a ceremonial or community gathering with signals and bells.
A confused, OCR-scrambled page discusses conditional lease holders and regulatory questions. It references Covina Lasoo Sharan Stadion purchase, and mentions stalled agreements, vendor terms, and proposed rules affecting lease assignments. The garbled text names individuals and entities in a broad critique of policy, with no clear resolution.
Woolgoolga scene notes a church event amid harsh criticisms of juvenile talent. reports on Mrs. Alwald and Mr. 3. M. Moni’s church matters, with recollections of a past concert. Mentions Kathy, Murthy Hudder, and local families as the story threads through community reactions and a funeral accident involving A. Meteo.
A garbled pasted report describes a match involving the Karangiboys and others with references to kicking attempts, clever ball work by the Mothestu brothers, and a seaside venue. Foggy, broken text mentions Weemen and a Harbour ground, with partial names and phrases suggesting a local sporting card or practice notes.
News wire reports a preliminary meeting of executives at the Gentian Dairy Company in Grafton. The gathering decided on new staff roles and job tasks to support planned operations. Details remain brief with no further disclosures from the Bren. Fond Jog. group.
A man named Thom Sobrmin was found unconscious after a water incident at Netbokd Beation on Tuesday during a drinking event. He was transported to Gentlem Hurdical attention but expired. Authorities investigate and seek clues regarding his sudden collapse and death.
A fragmentary report describes a woman harmed by her husband in a confrontation last night. Authorities investigated the scene and awaited further details as neighbors recalled a tense domestic dispute.
Sydney reports the federal parliament opened after a delay with Mr Deakin handling the Sewinn MP issue. Votes of no confidence are expected to be taken today impacting the government position.
Fragmentary cricket note describes rain stopping play and mentions Australians and a player name. Readable details are limited, but indicates a disrupted session with ongoing events and commentary about wickets and actions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases. The readable elements mention a land, death, base, and counting of texts, but specifics are missing. Inferred events or entities cannot be reliably identified or dated from the fragment.
Tasmanian seed potatoes reach households triggering alarm among Cast family and others as authorities warn of a potato disease risk. Public health officials urge caution and seed sourcing checks while investigations continue.
Race results show AyKt winning a bogt race at the free campinnship event. The entry notes suggest a challenging course with notable times and a record-like performance.
Fragmentary note records a meeting at the North Shore rally with seven attendees listed and numbers such as 247 70R3. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local gathering and time. Potential planning or committee activity suggested by the terse entry.
ProWar Capital reports a delay in rental processing after a federal city initiative, with a focus on delays affecting leases and site preparations. The item notes a stalled workflow and expected impact on tenants and contractors awaiting approvals.
A public holiday has been proclaimed for Aaty Th in the region, with government officials announcing the day off to honor local heritage and annual celebrations. The measure affects government offices and schools, while businesses may set their own operations around the holiday.
Fragmentary market notes show wheat prices and commodity terms with scattered figures. The garbled OCR includes references to beans pollard and loaf terms, plus health and administrative phrases, rendering a clear headline difficult.
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