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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
1
Church notices from Bent Santo and nearby parishes outline Sept services led by Jorty Kam and Father Tadley with Mass times and confirmations. A lunar calendar notes full moon on September 1 and new moon on September 28, plus tides and sun rising times for Coffs Harbour area.
The report mentions Figeon Racing and a rainy forecast causing delays. It references teams or entities like Uber and Haslie Ne with partial names, and notes adjustments to schedules amid wet conditions. Overall, it summarises ongoing racing activity affected by weather and logistics.
Fragmentary OCR text references an attack involving individuals named Anne Crane EliQue Hiatt and others. Details are garbled with many misreads, no clear date location or outcomes can be established from the readable portions.
The report covers a rifle shooting event at Kempsey with competitors including Coffs Men and others achieving various scores and placements. Notable performers and prize money allocations are mentioned amid scattered results and commentary on form and distance.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions banana information, a vague event at Vaca Divi, and references to people or groups in a confused context. The readable parts do not form a clear narrative or identifiable entities beyond vague place and event hints.
A fragmentary report describes a dispute over property known as Bests Corner and Harbour. Readable words indicate a court or municipal involvement with the parcels and parties tied to Gratton and Gratton’s Harbor.
A long serving parish advocate Mrs J Davie retires after eighty years at Marramiet Church Gate Harbour. A presentation was planned with a Birthday School Hall gathering featuring speakers including J W Booth, Mavis Mend and others, praising faithful service, community spirit, and church work.
An unnamed observer records a cryptic plea and a fragmented line seemingly from a historical notice or poem. The garbled text hints at a missing word or misread phrase, leaving the reader with a shadow of a request or plea embedded in a newspaper fragment.
Public notice style item shows Banana Gre Cricket Club in Sanaa with secretary listed as F. VO8i and date Saturday Lint 183. Details are fragmented but identify club and official.
A concise note from Douglas Credit Association highlights John Hogan as a standout figure. The item mentions futon sales or products and hints at a forthcoming event or selection tomorrow with references to night timing and a person or group called Wyle.
Fragmented OCR recalls a golf event at Korora links last Sunday with Ned Ho and Dloo 184s among competitors. Scores and rounds are unclear but mentions of early morning rounds, winds, and a local clubwide effort to determine the champion.
Fragmented OCR text describes a convoluted scene with names and places such as Cotte Whanbouy RT and SuMalLena MeOth COFFS TOURM TL. It includes numerous garbled phrases, partial sentences, and scattered proper nouns, suggesting a chaotic report or listing from a historical paper. The readable bits imply a sports or event context with many names, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented notes describe a dispute over rooming arrangements at Fitzroy Park CWA with references to housing availability and conflicts among residents. The text implies uncertainty about suitable and affordable options and mentions attempts to secure a rental unit near a park location.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions a person aged 61 and references health themes and a place or event. The readable elements are disjointed, with unclear names, locations, and dates, making a coherent obituary or notice difficult to extract.
Incomplete OCR writeup shows garbled lines about a person and events with unclear names and places. Reading is too obscured to extract a coherent event, dates, or entities. The fragment provides no verifiable actions or outcomes.
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