13 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
1
The readable text hints at a late councillor Best and references to various names, events, and locations in a garbled OCR passage. It mentions dates and places in a way that suggests a memorial or death notice, but the fragmentary nature prevents a clear, standalone report.
Inform district fruit and tomato growers that a representative for the well known firm Sim Son and Firth, Sydney, has been appointed. Will take orders and provide full information. Address 6 Hallam Torey Street, Portland, phone 918.
MERAL CARRIER advertises reliable service with promptness and reasonable rates. The copy repeats H E Pitts Percy 8T Portland and emphasizes assured service.
Mrs Barrett is announced as the new owner of the New London House and Cape. The notice states the property has undergone improvements including heating cold bath facilities and airy rooms with lounges for guest comfort.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a mix of personal names and phrases about letters, notices, and community happenings. Readable elements reference Faith, Crusty ldo Treaveit, Mrs. Irene, and local items or events in a vague, unsettled context. The piece lacks a clear narrative or concrete details.
A jumbled account describes a contractor filing a complaint tied to a transit project amid delays and disputes. The text mentions Houston, Seattle, and New York connections, with references to meetings, bids, and alleged breaches, though the prose is fragmented and hard to parse. The story appears to hinge on contractual issues and the impact on workers and timelines.
A garbled text fragment describes blogger bargains and a person named Collins in unclear context. The readable parts mention a name and scattered phrases suggesting a listing or promotional note without coherent story or identifiable events.
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