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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a Friday evening gathering at Jenibe Hall in Te Fam jet Pawan Te Eias ee ee with a 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm schedule. Mentions Cole Harbour and Upper Crare with unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a sports or social event with multiple names such as Blakey Kearns and Cindaay, references to Broad alae, Elly, and Meade, plus mentions of cages, sales, and wires. The passage is highly garbled with many illegible portions and unclear sequence of actions.
Fragments mention BATE 0 October Mem Camp and Pome Kawpiat at Cote Harte Jetty. Note refers to a damm Wai and deuphitor context with two parties involved. Details are unclear but indicate a historical water control or camp setting.
Readable fragments describe hospital service, day competition, and fundraising efforts. Names mention Carubheal and Mari Fike in context of hospital aid. Committee actions approve horror and schedule to expedite work and support the secretary and resources.
The Advocate reports advertising value and past month activity with notices of merchandise, bands, balls, and social events. It notes preparations for a Band Ball and warns about potential risks tied to public gatherings while mentioning local firms and venues.
Fragmentary Wonford clipping details a farewell sequence for prominent residents including Mr and Mrs Alexander, Mr Edwards, and W. H, with thanks for public service and support during an epidemic. The event featured speeches, a travelling maid presentation, and expressions of appreciation from townspeople and officials.
In a partially legible record from October Friday, a game at a London venue is described with players including Batter, Maymond, Holland, and Cobb’s mentioned. The text lists lineups and remarks on performances but remains fragmented with many unreadable names and phrases, offering a glimpse of local baseball activity and club chatter from the era.
Amid disjointed reports a tense public campaign in Cox Brow advocates the Prince's stay and wider backing. Notable figures and donors are named in a quiet environment with fears of piracy and financial limits, while supporters promise a shift toward opportunity and imperial favor.
Fragmentary telegram items describe penalties and fines tied to events in Madrid and at a religious procession. The jagged text mentions the Crotra Crusinat Comet and a warning to desist, with unclear references to individuals or dates.
A garbled OCR text describes a town event with references to reopening efforts and local figures. Names such as MacNemara, CE Maxwali, and Mr Cul Stara appear amid distorted phrases about a furniture sale or public notice. The fragment hints at a Saturday event and mentions a person named Bydoey.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a wartime dialogue about invasion strategy and a dropped encryption term. Mentions Vallipoli and Heapee bak, with scattered names like Alexsiulirg and Uhambe. The passage is unreadable in parts but hints at a company action and a dramatic watt moment.
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