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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
2
A garbled foraging long list of names, places, and notices hints at a clearing sale and town hall notices. It mentions outstanding accounts, property items, and sale actions with scattered proper nouns resembling vendors and locations. The readable fragments suggest a local market event or estate sale with multiple names and items listed.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with names and phrases such as Kattenha Rs atom hate Connie Albartione and Murene ut Mt rome no Hie Nima WHINESAY. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or place for a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names and terms without clear context or complete sentences. Readable items include mentions of places like Portland Shire and scattered proper names and dates, but no coherent notice or event details emerge from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled local note mentioning Rand, Trelis, Natick, and confectionery items. It hints at a legal or court context, references a junction near Heath Found and a period of Salshmatien, with mentions of Murray and a cafe. The readable parts sketch a quirky, lawish public notice vibe.
A garbled OCR shows a long list of company names and factories across Victoria and Melbourne areas. It references receivership or registration with authorities, dates, and locations such as Melbourne, Warrnambool, Apollo Bay, Campers, and Co-ops. The text resembles a legal/public notice about business entities and related registrations with scattered place names and addresses.
A chaotic Portland scene unfolds with jurors, witnesses, and local figures linked to a high profile Damanee claim. The report names Mrs Wildest fossil and others in a tangled Thursday proceeding, detailing a medical exam and skull analysis amid local legal drama.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an optical notice and travel to Melbourne and Portland, with vague dates and venues including a hotel, plus notes on quality and moderate charges. It also records the death of Mary Jame Murch widow of George Mittely Inte of Gran thompson in Kyneton, remarks on her birth, and family lineage in the Western District. An unrelated ad mentions a 10 percent cash discount extension and a horse sale notice with stallion nominations.
W Frederick defeated Scholle ch 64 in the final. An offer from Malvern Brak manufacturers through M E Andrews of Julia Street promises a true electric lighting gift with a date set before June 40th, aimed at public reception and sales.
An old page fragment reports actions by Western District Co op Selling Company about amendments and voting procedures. It references attorney Pete and a proposed rate or penalty statements, with scattered names, dates, and legal cues. The readable text hints at a June date and a legislative or cooperative meeting context.
Fragmentary meteorological note references May conditions including rainfall, partial data on temperatures, and unspecified units and locations. The garbled text mentions records, a roundh of Alayime LBB, and a 610 feemt value, with unclear dates and naming.
The text presents a fragmented quotation in archaic wording about a cenary and a looker on, noting a step in life and a connection to a memorial. Names, places, and specific events are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving a generic reflection on progress and memory.
Casterton and Portland played a high tempo match with goals from Upton Melray and Hogan for Casterton and multiple scorers for Portland. Key moments included strong both sides defense, late goals, and an even finish as the teams traded chances amid a heated contest. Casterton edged Portland 3 0 at one point before Portland mounted a comeback with late strikes.
Fragmentary Melbourne football entry lists teams Carlton Footscray St Kilda and Hawthorn with scattered dates and scorers. No coherent event details or outcomes present.
fragmented OCR text discusses buying and paying for cough remedy bottles, mentioning Tesah remadlan and various nonsensical phrases. It appears as an ad like notice about cost, quantities, and uses for adults and children, with distorted product and place references.
The assembly of the Berean club honored Mr Wicke departing from the district with praise for his diligent service. Mr Strudwicke presented a silver cup and a cribbage set to the Rambler club, while agreements for future contributions were discussed. Music and refreshments followed as friends toasted his tenure and reflected on his steady leadership.
A fragmentary report describes a legal dispute over a steel plate and related fines tied to the Glenelg river. Notes reference shore use, compliance letters, and enforcement dates, with unclear handwriting indicating official correspondence and potential penalties.
Partial OCR reads as a fragmentary discussion at a New York college about laughter and speech. It references vowels, mockery, and the social force of laughter among students and speakers, with mentions of wealth and class.
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