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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
2
Famine relief event set for Thursday May 1945 with a sales tone promising contributions from Percy and Powerlandha in association. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a community drive for aid.
Fragmented OCR describes H R Hedditch and A McKenzie in a discussion about fertiliser and land use on a Prine Highway property. Mentions portia Awalle, 40 acres, manure pile, and potential economic arrangements for potato farming but details are unclear.
A fragmented market notice lists cattle, horses, and farm stock for sale near Bridgewater. The item mentions cam tele, Malseed and Campbell sellers, various steer and heifer lots, dogs, and young stock including yearlings and calves. Local buyers are told to inquire at the sale site for specifics.
A mixed listings page advertises sale of a Bath area dairy farm estate with 420 acres including 60 churns and stock, plus multiple parcels described as 700-acre tracts and various property items. The ad cites brokers Dalgety and Co and references quantities, prices, and location cues, typical of a mid 20th century classifieds roundup.
A probate petition to the Supreme Court of Victoria seeks the appointment of a executor for Emma Row late of Portland. The will dated February 44th is under examination and PRANK ANDREW ROW of Portland is named in the petition as applicant and潜 listed beneficiary.
Mary Gunnedt mourns the death of Selda Mer at Dorks aged 47. The notice notes a 15 percent vitality decline and references a medical condition described as fake amid ambiguous details.
Fragmentary funeral notice references names and places but lacks coherent details. The readable portions mention individuals and a possible memorial or service context with scattered terms that do not form a complete report. No clear date location or official details are discernible.
A chaotic Portland page fragment lists events and names in a dated tone. It references streets, residents, a mayor, legal notices, artists, writers, and cultural notes with unclear sequence and numerous garbled terms.
Fragmentary OCR shows names including Anderson and Neywoud amid mentions of a secretary hire in Hall Neywoud. No clear event date or organization beyond vague references to a state or city office and personnel changes.
A deputation from the Progressive Association and other groups met Victorian Railways officials to press for action on a pedestrian traffic bridge at a key location. The attendees urged immediate steps to ease congestion and improve safety at Wai place and the surrounding routes, citing growing interurban traffic and cross-border concerns.
The report describes completion progress on the Winans toad and the Highway between Trek Hike and Nelava. Readings mention camps near the rel and expected connection with the Nelean aval route. Roads north and west show denuded areas and awaiting final ties, with fishing points like Moteside and Pannikin Creek referenced.
The government plans to introduce a new economy bill in Parliament to boost municipal powers and tighten enforcement as stock wandering on roads worsens. The measure aims to curb losses from wandering cattle and safeguard households, with penalties strengthened and local authorities empowered to act.
A garbled report discusses a figure connected to Cornette Thune Keditor and Herthamil tinardian Rij advancing toward a Haven location. It mentions Slor Vawmeil Avid and a completed road to Bomurhtt lake, with unclear details on timing and actions.
A fragmented weather chart reports May totals around 307 pints with a weekly total near 7 points and a darkened text about temperatures. The document references Cape Helen and a weekly report alongside mentions of grooming and sales actions tied to an imperial sale of stack by Moers Campbell and Malerd with livestock and fever notes.
A historical report describes a labor movement promoting voluntary postal work in Sydney and New Zealand. It highlights organized youth participation, wage debates, and the aim to provide schooling and opportunities through collective effort, with headquarters and contacts noted for volunteers.
A gala farewell hosted by the Heywood Gulf Club featured Mr and Mrs F Fiorace, Mr George honored for long service at the Camuumeint Bank, and guests including A Cameron and Hye Lang. A leather golf bag was presented and a celebratory supper followed with music and toasts to long friendship and club members.
Fragmented OCR text shows a quirky, outdated ad and article jumble mentioning New Zealand women, cash values, and a dubious recipe. It references a Dubliahed Areald and Woods' Gras Papperaish Cure Por Inflaenmu Colds but contains many garbled phrases and nonsensical terms.
Fractured readable notes recount a 1941 born cricketer tied to Patiala finances and Indian selection debates. The piece mentions qualifying rounds, tours, and expectations for future appearances with names like Grace, Townsend, Hearne, and others noted.
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