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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
2
The provided text is a garbled OCR segment with multiple misspellings and disjointed phrases. It mentions names and terms in a confusing order, lacking a coherent event or clear subjects to summarize into a factual news item.
The readable fragments describe road names and routes around a town including mentions of streets such as Wind, Road from France, Ahorme Road, and Play Road. Names like ALIX ANDERSON appear in the garbled text alongside references to Mission, Milltown, and Hamilton.
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of want ads and notices. Content includes references to a black shire president, a spy, and generic solicitation phrases. The readable portions offer little coherent information to form a clear event or item.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered names and terms. No coherent event or personage emerges to summarize into a news item or public notice.
Fragmentary OCR note lists horse clipping prices and growers names with scattered references to Portland and Monday trading day. It mentions Morse clipping and various names but offers no clear sale details, dates, or quantities. The readable content centers on clipping activity and market terminology rather than a complete event.
An OCR torn page fragment reports on a Queen of Sport event and an old time dance night. It lists participants Arlene, Matt Watloe, Fumie Shox, and Aviles among local names with scattered remarks about performances, locations, and dates. The garbled text references Portail Hall, The Mattondinn Hallished, and a June 9, 1932 date with various social notes and a mix of unrelated phrases.
A letter to Mr Baad criticizes dairy publicity and calls for party discipline in Parliament. The district council condemns a motion from the Victorian Dawnyomen's Association president Mr McKennie. Reported remedial wastes actions include repairs to the wheat shed and port improvements, while notes mention caregivers and first aid products.
A lively rugby style report covers Dartmoor and Wanderers drawing 4.1 late May at the local ground with Parkes and Hrenie fielding strong teams. The match features Man of the Match chatter and scoring shifts as Dartmoor gains the win on points amid yarding and local sale tidbits.
Fragmented OCR text reports motions within the Federal Labor Party discussing public duty, integrity of Sir Philip Game, and parliamentary propriety. The garbled material references criticisms of language fees, warrants, and the governor, with many named individuals and a public affair tone.
The notice lists upcoming football fixtures in the South Warrnambul and Port Fairy region. Matches include Warrnanobaint versus Hewilton, Port Hairy against Portland, and Warrnaminntoot against Hiynsi. Dates span July and August with several venues such as Hamilton Mourh Wairwinbowl and Warrnanstion Raroity noted.
The weather chart records daily temperatures from Monday to Sunday with highs around 91 and 38 degrees on different days. A total weekly high near 91 and a minimum near 47.6 degrees are noted. Also mentions Great Peppermint Care for coughs and colds.
The drawing report shows mixed week movement with gains late week, led by commodities and mining stocks. NSW policy news steadies sentiment while share prices retreat on uncertain bond rumors. Banking and industrial shares show modest gains with some weakness toward week end.
A report on the Wrakehinaian event at Bajuriay Inet noting strong player turnout and steady competition levels among attendees. Details on participants and match dispersion are highlighted.
A long, garbled summary discusses Soviet Russia and nearby nations, referencing treaties and peace pledges, including Kellogg renunciation of war and various European states. It mentions China and Japan as key powers, uncertain alliances, and implies tensions with neighboring states. It then shifts to a film studio side note about Leonard and Greta Garbo with cast listings and stage directions.
Readable text shows a fragmented phrase about entree names and foreign terms. No clear event, person, organization, or location is identifiable. The item appears to be a garbled OCR segment lacking coherent factual content or context.
The writer condemns cruel animal scenes in old films, detailing experiments with animals. They describe wire rigs, rubber bands, and forced actions to provoke reactions, noting public backlash and the shift toward humane standards in filmmaking.
Not ARRAYED. from 10/6. Stocks of ALL WOOL ML Theos are wonderful value. Peet from 10/6 per pair. AITKEN, Percy Breet.
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