01 May 1936
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
1
Church of England schedule listing May 2 to May 11 services at St. John's and other locales with reverends named and times noted. Also includes May phases and sun and tide data including sunrise and sunset times and high and low tides for an unspecified harbor area.
The May Day issue of the Coffs Harbour Advocate is dated Friday May 1. A fragment from the page shows the newspaper’s title, date, and partial content indicating a standard daily or weekly edition cycle.
Fragmented text in local item form mentions April totals and various place names and partial phrases. The readable content is scattered with misspellings and unclear segments, making a precise event hard to identify or date. The piece appears to summarize a miscellaneous local update with no coherent single event.
A garbled passage recalls a dire scene tied to a figure named Gully Kaled. Distorted terms suggest veterinary or medical actions and a mysterious event involving a “laenie” and a JFL black ankake. The fragment lacks coherent facts or dates.
A four year old boy was knocked unconscious after a fall near a public park. Emergency crews arrived quickly and transported the child to hospital for treatment. Police opened an inquiry to determine how the accident occurred and whether safety measures were in place.
Disjointed OCR text references names such as Kenney, Regis, Abbott, and Hosmer along with scattered terms like vote, rivet, and flight. The passage lacks coherent structure, making it difficult to identify a single event or clear report. It appears as a garbled folio fragment with multiple proper nouns and stray phrases.
Readable fragments describe a school event with teams and players named oddly. Mentions touch on a Wednesday setting, a score or performance by a player named Joni, and references to a team reaching a century mark in a game. Other lines reference a coach, a lineup, and an apparent public game or meet.
A garbled market summary lists banana prices and various quality grades with distorted terms. Mentions Melbourne and Sydney markets, regulation grading, and a scattered note on bread or oven items. Names and dates are unclear, but references to fruit pricing and market reporting remain.
A scrambled OCR style item describes a Coramba Catholic ballot with lines of names and places. The text mentions local petitions, area councils, and community figures like Miss D and Misa in a chaotic ledger of candidates and affiliations. It notes dates such as 21 AMO and references various individuals, groups, and place names without a clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names in a jumble with references to a hospital and various places. Key entities are unclear, but possible mentions include a hospital, a town, and scattered personal names. The excerpt lacks complete sentences or identifiable events to summarize.
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