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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text from an October issue mentions names and times but is largely unreadable. It references Cully Joely Wb Tine Marte IT Hoy and Mack Wolpe, with scattered phrases aboutCatholic view and a canoe scenario.
A fragmented local report describes a broken leg injury affecting Janes Gentle and a parade by Scouts. It details church events at Coli and Calla, a vicar’s attendance, and civic concerns around Willoughby and North folie. The piece notes milk industry disruptions, weather impact on cattle, and a fine of £1 for a delinquent, with mention of tourism and community reactions.
A public meeting at Corly Bebeol of Arse last Saturday failed to adopt certain resolutions. Mr J Howarth chaired the session where motions by Movers Pike and Beath were approved. The assembly endorsed unification of local schools and border agreements with the board of control to consist of six members from both the council and the returned service.
An Auditor-General tabled figures in the Assembly noting drought effects vary by sector. The document mentions sums such as £500 and £900 tied to a government motor car and other losses, with several named individuals connected to unspecified financial actions and a referenced prize of £26,000.
Fragmented report mentions Mr 5 F tinh, Colle Harbor, a Newcastle appointment, Graton, Beach Hesse Hotel, and a Woolainaearait hospital incident. It references Mr George Graham, a child hospitalizing event, and population figures for a community, with several garbled lines about surgeries and local figures.
A garbled telegram snippet discusses an unofficial claim about an award decision involving the Utes. It quotes an unclear figure shouting a phrase and mentions timing and authority, but the text is indecipherable and provides no verifiable names, dates, or places.
The readable text appears as garbled OCR with no clear event or facts. It lacks identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete details to form a coherent summary.
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