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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
3
Reported from Melbourne by Reuters cites Allied air and sea actions against Kronstadt ports including bombing runs and naval strikes. Mentions German forces and ammunitions movements, with June dates referenced and reprisals against strategic targets noted.
Dr Baver notifies allies that the Paace Treaty has been accepted by the United Service Cables and major signatories as of Monday. The National Assembly proceedings indicate a tentative treaty outline and growing support among major powers for the pact.
Telegraph confirms Germany signs the Peace Treaty. Portlanders erupt in cheers and a spontaneous parade. Fire engine leads youths in a drum and banner procession, bonfires light Julia Street as bells ring and the town proclaims the news. London reports detail German fleet losses and ship abandonments.
A terse note outlines donor support for the Sailors and Soldiers Memorial Fund. The message emphasizes community backing and ongoing fundraising efforts to honor service members through contributions and related activities.
The State Cabinet considered the port and port for the em plan of wheat abroad on Wednesday after taking evidence. Mr M Brodie represented Jobe Banderna and Co regarding abrupiog ipior esta. Mr T Gilchrist presented evidence. The committee chair Me Campbell M L.A. hoped week progress would be sent to the Cabinet before the March meeting.
The readable portions discuss policy shifts and population questions in a distant context. Mentions of figures around 1.6 million and 181.00 population units appear, with references to desires for higher standards but the text is fragmented and unclear about concrete actions or dates.
Fragmented text describes fat sheep and cows, weather references, weights and prices, locations like Lincoln and unspecified districts. Mentions multiple numbers, dates, and names but is largely unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A brief guide promises money saving tips for creating a personal cough remedy at home. It outlines simple ingredients and steps and suggests avoiding pharmacy costs and store bought mixtures.
Fragmentary OCR reads a list of names and places with uncertain sports or race outcomes. Mentions Portland, Wallaroddy, Haywood, and June dates, but the text is garbled and lacks clear results or events.
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