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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
1
The readable text lists various names and partial addresses mixed with numbers and dates. It mentions individuals such as Gorey, San SOL, Cole WSS, Sankey Seed, and Mr. Silvin, alongside street-like phrases and timestamps, but the overall meaning is unclear.
A garbled page fragment mentions individuals and places including Sr. Ay Marshall, Catt Jeuty, Roy Walsh, and Laalno. It references holidays, a Fetty Woe, Gear Lm years, and numbers like 27, with scattered snippets of locations and activities. The readable bits suggest a local notices page with personal names and events.
The document narrates a May trial involving a road scene near Lindsay with references to a ball, bread, and a search for charged items. It details witnesses and defense statements, including the location of a bag and alleged thefts, noting the question of motive and the involvement of a man named Young and others.
An obscured report describes a royal visit and wartime burdens with references to rationed funds, travel by motor, and distant front lines. Narratives mention King George and allegations of torture, contrasting military experiences and personal hardships, amid uncertain geopolitical tensions.
The article details football fixtures and players for Calle Marie Last Liengen and the Harbor team, listing names such as Welker Woolgrige and O Nean Bechanan, with match dates and venues. It mentions upcoming games against Woolgui, Kussog, and Cottey, and notes weather hopes for clear skies to allow travel.
A garbled telegram fragment mentions Meas, Mucinsee Cate, and various indecipherable terms. It hints at a discussion of valuable assets and references people and places in a cryptic, incomplete fashion.
Local notices recount a strange report about livestock and names, with fragmented phrases and unclear actions. Officials referenced include Wenger and Mate among others, while dates and places remain unreadable in the text.
A limited text fragment indicates ASUS plans to close in June, with ongoing tenant rent discussions and a focus on patio access. The garbled note references lease terms, tenant arrangements, and potential site adjustments.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a center or center unaware figure, with garbled place names and terms. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to confirm specifics.
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