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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented notice describes multiple agencies and products including Massey Harris quality, Mumay Barris Machinery, and Royal Change Fire aid. markets extended to Sydney and global trade. Claims representation for various lines and urges channels for shipping and commissions.
Marold Woodys BOMAY UatiUILd Seeder Marr 31 Cate Hey 8 Pamap FRIAS METROUIET Boose a lier Ovare 75pm Mr Bue
The article previews candidates for Harbor representatives including Mr. G. H. and Mr. R. A. Price. It suggests Mr. Price is likely to be reelected and mentions Mr. Morton and Mr. Rudder as significant figures. The piece predicts housing of votes and hopes for an able representative in the next term.
The report offers a hazy mix of fragmentary notes on local affairs and brutal, graphic descriptions. It mentions figures like Ming Zillah and Mr. W.B. Piniah, uses archaic place names, and includes a lurid account of a murder scene with details of bodies on boards and a neck wound.
The readable lines describe a fragmented report with names, places, and numbers in a garbled historical page. It mentions events around a Patriak a Day in Oelte Thoth, convents, committees, and various names like J. bd, Bunny, Caldwell, McKay, and W Mes, though details are incomplete and characters are jumbled.
Feaver and other town actors dove into discussions on education program changes. The department will restart work on the Education Exhibition, with Dr Thompson, the school medical officer, noting remarkably good general health among district children as preparations begin cautiously for a broader scope.
A garbled dispatch depicts a tumultuous election scene with references to labor party turmoil, parliamentary disputes, and calls for loyalty tests. It notes protests, shipyard unrest, and casualties as a ship operation ends abruptly, leaving observers bitter at the costs of the conflict.
The text mentions Ramage leading a £100,000 appeal and scattered references to Bydaay Wednesday events, a person called M Reilly, a Mrs. Inlonds, and Dr. Larbslettier taking a short holiday. It reads like a mixed, garbled diary or telegram with broken names and places, lacking coherent narrative.
Reports from Kigobeis South West Rocks Jerseyville and Fredericton show a crowded campaign week with diverse events. Referee Marton noted a large majority while several showcases and races attracted spectators including a 5001b cone weight display and swimming handicap events. The day featured decorated setups and local officials overseeing a bustling program with numerous participants.
A reader from Bellingen writes about the North Coast railway project and related regional issues. He disputes political candidates accused of opposing or influencing the Clarence River area, warns against manipulation at the ballot box, and defends those working in forestry and timber sectors against exploitation by authorities.
A fragmented OCR line listing likely names or fragments includes Iv an, Mat, Li, and Seis among uncertain terms. The readable portion resembles a list rather than a coherent event or narrative.
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