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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes mention Maseny Hlaers Mashiary and Liners qualifiers with references to Korver Famous Painlay and stocks in J. amid garbled terms. It hints at appointments, payments, and notices of interactions with various individuals and entities, but the exact events and context remain unclear.
Fragmentary text references a May event with names such as Souder and Elna, weather details, and scattered personal notes. The legibility is too poor to extract a coherent report or confirm a focal incident or outcome.
Fragmentary obituary notes a young child named Cline with errors in transcription. Mentions a mother and father, a peace theme, and a bus accident context. Indicates a local, intimate remembrance with missing details and uncertain spelling.
An informal meeting in Port Harbor drew makers of the Chamber of Commerce as Mr Leonard and Shire’s Engineer presented a cheaper light and water scheme. They discussed harbor works to supply a city, with potential 130 gallons per head per day plans and a need to reduce costs while enabling future growth. Opposition and questions followed but the proposer remained confident the project could proceed within budget.
Fragmented OCR yields disjoint notes about a football theme and a deviation opened by observers. References to banks, rivers, and a chaotic scene suggest a disrupted event with unclear details and several named places.
A garbled report notes Practical Education and allied trades featuring speakers to discuss programs. Pete Boe appears as a local figure amid mention of vocational studies and community announcements. The piece references schools, courses, and a potential public event in March.
A committee reported the War Amelioration Fund was wound up after confirming the arrival at the public working. The secretary outlined the meeting’s agenda and rules. Trustees Dodd and A. Gailey moved to pay all outstanding accounts and adopt the bond. Appreciation was expressed to retiring trustees for their service.
The Minister for Edveation approves vesemary, considers Bhndarige Publis Sebool addition, and Mr Bovine of Geet ton for 180. The work moved to the architect for Altes plan. Public examinations and teaching staff notices follow, with names and positions listed for shorthand and penmanship courses.
Unclear OCR notes describe an opticians visit with a group expected to attend at Hashway's Toesilsanya Tama Ailon Avely on a Friday. Mentions multiple names and dates, with scattered phrases about attendance, tours, meetings, and an April timeframe.
Ambiguous letters describe financial exchanges and requests for payment. The fragment references money, balance, and sender awareness, suggesting a routine exchange of notes about owed funds and settlement intentions. The exact names, dates, or places are unreadable in the fragment.
A fragmented 1919 hospital note details patient numbers and costs, noting 107 patients, total charges around 23150, and average expenses per patient. It discusses daily medical assistance, medicines, and staff salaries, highlighting cleanliness, economy, and ongoing fundraising efforts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions analysis and various disconnected terms including locations, event notes, and possibly collaborators. The readable content shows no clear people, organizations, places, or dates to anchor a coherent summary.
The readable fragments describe a fundraising effort connected to Abelestienties and a secretary, mentioning April dates and a plan to raise funds. Names such as Diego Gate appear in the text, with references to locations and a public event. The article quality is poor and details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a meeting or show with references to President, W T Ferg, and 1881 show, plus thanks and remarks. Various names such as Towler, Parrott, Piatt appear as participants or speakers, with unclear sequence and context. Details are too garbled to confirm events, dates, or outcomes beyond these partial mentions.
Auctioneer notes a repost of a sale action with figures and descriptions of goods and prices. Mentions Mr Gillett and an unbroken boiled item, and a price around 410 pounds per head for unspecified goods, unclear due to damaged wording.
Tender notice appears for a government body announcing a bid process. Names, dates, and exact scope are unreadable due to OCR errors but the item signals an official call for bids and a deadline. Local officials and the BOE are referenced in fragmented form.
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