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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local brief about a park or event with unclear names and places. The readable bits describe a scene involving a team or person, with a mistyped location and timing. Details are too garbled to extract concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented text with scattered names and words. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered personal names and places. Unable to determine a news item or confirmation of location, date, or action.
The readable text references personal property at a site, dates in September, and a preliminary note about a framed item and fees. Names and places are garbled, but mentions Port and Erie War context appear amid unclear lines. No coherent event or outcome is established due to damaged OCR.
A large community event led by Lambbay Soldiers Association features a grand concert party and revue entertainers. Norma Macleod and Stewart are among listed performers with plans for an evening of dancing and entertainment in Weston.
A garbled weather note references periods of rain and wind with unclear timing. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at varying conditions through the week and a need to monitor for a brighter spell.
Fragmented OCR note recounts a staged arrival and local events with names and places, including a party, a visit near Atlanta and references to people Taylor and GBI ARIE, plus a later promotion for vacuum cleaning services from MR BP and associates. The readability is poor with many garbled terms.
A June 1932 calendar section lists lunar phases and notable dates, with moon rise and set cues. It mentions weekly patterns, Thursdays and Mondays, and a Queen of Apert Free reference. The text is jumbled and includes stray phrases and partial phrases.
A long excerpted report details an exhibition titled AnIShy Iwi Of AR Pen Teminny, highlighting funding, expenses, and outcomes. It mentions speakers, contributors, and support from local editors, with gratitude to advertisers and volunteers. It notes community action, the Melbourne association, and upcoming events including a public meeting at Wesley Church. It also announces engagements and social notes, including Jena Ingleton and another marriage.
A fragmented report notes silo preparations at Williamstown and Gaping with a mention of Portland. The piece references local council discussion about materials, travel, and community planning, including a planned meeting in May and broader regional concerns.
A fragmented report describes a local baby show with names like Nad Storels and Wesley, detailing prizes, gifts, and participants. The text hints at a competitive event, 관 with judges, a mayor, and various prize categories, but OCR garbles many names and numbers.
Setaaere Teton Lemar and Kervit's side faced Portland in a strong home contest. Portland led early then fell behind as Kervit, Wickes, and Keane anchored the attack while Korvit and Taylor pressed the defense. Final score saw Korvit 47 Portland 41 with Piper, McCoach, Richer and Keane among the stars.
Saturday rounds detail second round outcomes of a golf competition with players named Anderson Quayle Dwyer Campbell Sharpe Melon and McGillivray. Reports include pairings, scores 8 4 and 7 1 wins, and third round draw. Mentions of cups and vacant petitions and club championship entry deadlines near June 15.
Queensland results reveal a landslide defeat for the Lang Party with Labor ahead in most seats. Lang Labor loses key members as new House shifts toward Labor majorities. several ministers defeated and the party faces uncertainty about its remaining influence in Parliament.
The Digby council records discuss permission for a Krurk in Por Fale MacLanid project, curb and culvert work, and drainage. Residents petition against proposed measures while others request culverts, graveling, and drainage improvements on private property and public roads.
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