21 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1932
Page
1
A historical circular criticizes city manufacturers for chaining farmers to the plough with tariffs. It argues primary production must rise to save Australia, accusing industry groups of not sharing the burden. The text urges manufacturers to raise exports and remove tariffs to free both primary and secondary industries.
A fragment notes a special event labeled Something Very Special in BF and an Att along and view of a Christmas presentation. The readable text hints at a festive display or program tied to Christmas with unspecified participants and location. The item reads as a brief local notice or teaser without clear dates or names.
Rifle practice scheduled at the Ranges, South Portland, occurs Monday, Wednesday and Saturday with ships kept at least half a mile from the line, and a Red Wing to be hoisted one hour before events, extending to July 1082 as published in the masthead notice.
G Williamson offers ready to supply wood and land at reasonable rates. Jenkins announces a lending library opening at the Percy Street shop with a lazy selection of books. Details obtainable at the shop.
Special ad shows a wide selection of men’s shirts, collars, ties, and suits with prices for items like flannel trousers and knitted wool uniforms. The store at Parey Street invites inspection, promising PRICES RIGHT and noting recent occupancy by W G Walpole.
In Daylenford the Advorati practice is mocked as shopkeepers fail to grasp the slogan issue. The town laments politicking in shop windows urging boycott and reform while residents fear it harms local wealth and unity. The Advocate notes public sentiment ridicules the campaign and its costly display.
A fragmentary note appears about The Wedges with unclear terms and names, listing terse phrases like on toes and sod. The readable portion hints at a local event or notice but lacks complete details to identify dates, people, or place.
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