Willis Coming Saturday Next Pazennas Turkish Delight
Willis announces Turkish Delight event this Saturday featuring Nip Bebndkraut and Kenneth Tham Jr with Jutle 176 as part of the program.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
1
Willis announces Turkish Delight event this Saturday featuring Nip Bebndkraut and Kenneth Tham Jr with Jutle 176 as part of the program.
Readable text shows a local sports program featuring Novlee Hunt, hurdles, high jump, and pole vault events with cash prizes noted. A turtle derby is listed for 4 o'clock, with other athletics events and full details promised in the program.
Fragmentary readable OCR shows a local postal notice or community item referencing Grafton MO and a PO box. Content includes names and garbled place markers, with no clear event date or action. Unable to determine concrete notice details from the fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses savings and growth concepts with references to savings, rules, and figures. It mentions a piano or song fragment and a general idea of acquiring wealth through prudent saving and investment, though details are unclear.
A scrambled report traces a vague incident involving an aeroplane over a town, with mentions of a message delivered to Hallieonow and inquiries made across multiple places. The text notes a dark sighting, a parrot description, and a cautionary tone about safety and investigation, but many details are unreadable or garbled.
Fragmented text lists names and events including marriages, relatives visiting, and a department inquiry. Strong entities include Garth, Aly Ue Lo, Melluwrie Metall, and Barones. The passage mixes names with unclear places and dates, presenting a patchwork of social notices and occasional questions about departmental matters.
A garbled report details machinery movements from Coffe Harbour to Valle and Vallu, with shipments from Rockhampton. The vessel arrived, loaded, and departed by rail to Walls, highlighting costs and debates over Canal port value and central North Canal access.
Fragments describe a local clergyman and volunteers at a northern university, with stray phrases about harbor activity and hopeful social ties. The readable lines reference Mev Te Olle, a chaplain, and attempts to organize friendships amid uncertain events at a distant port.
An advertisement urging women to buy SINGER SEWING MACHINES to end sewing difficulties. It notes liberal allowances, mentions a local agent G. PULLEN offering repairs and modest terms, with address at Towea t? Harin g 1.
An old advertisement promises refreshments at all hours with fish and chips and pies on offer. The copy highlights friendly service and civility in conduct, inviting customers to visit for late night snacks and warm treats.
A garbled OCR item mentions a court case involving Dr Solide Ilvermaire and a 100,000 company claim tied to a grocery firm. It references a negotiation, a payout, and a show or event with civic figures, but the text is largely incomprehensible. No clear dates, places, or fully identifiable entities are solid.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and places about rifle shooting. Mentions individuals and organizations with unclear connections. Content lacks coherent event, date, or location details.
A garbled text fragment listing numerous personal names, places, and odd phrases. Many proper nouns surface without clear context, including references to Newry, WNC, UKM, and various informal terms, suggesting a corrupted OCR page with scattered items rather than a cohesive story.
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