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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary report recounts a bushranger era case with Moonlite and other figures facing charges. Police investigations center on a 19th century ambush, burglary, and multiple deaths linked to an armed robbery, with trial proceedings and potential sentences noted.
Film Clouds Teeth You Must Minove remains unclear. The text appears garbled with mixed phrases and missing context. No distinct people places or events are identifiable for a robust summary.
The text discusses World Thrift Day celebrated on October 3 and related events including World Charity Day. It notes the Milan congress, the role of the Government Savings Bank of NSW, and thrift as a concept linked to prudent spending and prosperity.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses women and sewing machines, mentioning costs and new models. References to Walleye Tow coal and names such as JONES and Cathy Harhour appear in fragmented form, with figures like 6 MILLE unclear.
A partially legible note indicates a legal move under the Mining Act to procure a quarry license. The document references police involvement and a deadline at the court house for license processing, with a cash sum of £1 noted in connection to the action.
A terse notice discusses an interview about alleged clume of Ac scumtancy and andite, focusing on INCOMM tax returns prepared. The piece names no individuals or firms and signals scrutiny of accounting practices and potential irregularities in filing.
Fragmented OCR describes a night flying scene with a Moth plane landing near Lismore and references to people, places, and events in a garbled account. The readable portions point to aviation activity and local names, suggesting a brief transit or incident note in a coastal town.
A jumble of names and words from an OCR scan obscures readable details. The fragment mentions places, people, and events but lacks coherent context or complete sentences to form a clear item.
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