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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to CHURCH OF ANOLANO and PRESBYTERIAN services with scattered times and locations. Readable items include dates like Mar 7 and mentions of schedules at Upper Orem and other places, but many words are garbled, limiting reliable extraction.
Fragmentary sale notices mention a bad truck and peat lot with unclear pricing. References to government taint and Mahal Cheap Cottage, King Street, tank, store, and occupier names appear garbled. A £50 per person pact and a £300 figure are shown amid unclear terms and dates.
OCR junk mentions Sydney wareeo and agents for Muses Bleerie Maghesery with unclear details. No identifiable events, dates, or names beyond scattered proper nouns.
Local notes from Goff's Harbor Advocate dated March 6 and 12 present in this issue. Readers find brief notices, community updates, and short items from the town column. The page compiles calendar items, snippets of gossip, and small announcements for residents.
The Presbyterian Church at Colt Harbor opens with a service at 7 30 pm, advertised events begin on the 14th. In the town business district a third window is broken this week with Bray & Co as victims. damage blamed on horses and the incident described as wanton destruction amid a curiously tangled local report.
A garbled advertisement lists Col C Buchanan as auctioneer for a sale of produce from Henry 1. Pievesn. The notice hints at a qualified bidder and a district audience, describing local age and various terms, but the text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
A fragmented notice hints at February 2 events and leap year observances in a local area. Names like Ania Scudl and Jip Mecperan appear among garbled lines advertising a "tree Viglie Fone" and related activities.
A chaotic report outlines heated tensions among Progressive and allied groups during a state election rally. The piece notes divisions over leadership, policy, and loyalties, with supporters questioning candidates and party unity amid ongoing national debates.
Fragmentary text shows a labor movement debate on social reform, parliamentary role, and industrial policy. It mentions figures like Norton Griffith and Holman, and discusses a shift toward a socialist platform, potential abolition of Parliament, and the Trades Hall. The piece reflects tensions within labor and the push for state involvement in industry.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a school exhibition, a likely inaugural event, and local figures such as Mr. Joh Adaw and Mester Tod Unidwatty Aram. It describes a school aiming to raise funds for its finances, a visit by teachers, and preparations for a showcase of student work with prizes for best collections. The text references water shortages, transportation issues, and a town event planned for December, stressing community effort to support education.
Fragmentary text depicts a chaotic political discourse with references to the Helan Government, railway plans, and population concerns. Mentions Sydney, Kristian, and a public vote, with voters pressed to support or oppose policies amid unclear context.
A jumbled OCR passage describes various names and numbers, with unclear context. It mentions Lane, 110 pounds, a tax issue, and references to a clique, fees, and possible monetary amounts, but the meaning remains obscured.
Fragmentary text references a board related to appraisals and improvements. Mentions names such as Daniel Mnibvara and Cliflend Sal, with dates 10-71 and 13-08. Content appears garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic event with references to a sect and training corsets. Mentions of individuals such as Rev. Cm and a group of five or more people appear amid unclear sequences and numbers. The passage reads like a damaged report with many unreadable terms.
Fragmentary text references Me i Mortars Genatieears and local figures such as Troe Os Tose Regrsetatg and Cooparneck. It mentions district preferences and a cate eat Eat Se with uncertain details. Also notes workers Im Kemer and Pory Manquarta Watebops involved.
Fragmentary text shows discussion of tobacco price per ounce and local officials. Mentions names such as Murray and Dorrigs and references to taxation or fines. Context is a historical column with scattered notes on commerce and town governance.
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