Cobram notices record a fatality and farm sales report
A Cobram death is reported with the victim, wife of railway guard Edward Monaghan, aged 18, after a cold. The report notes her burial delay, a recent birth, and mourning for the family. The issue also lists prize results from local trades and mentions upcoming store promotions, auctions, and farm equipment sales in Cobram with multiple vendors and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Om
Edward Monaghan
Cobram-Numarka
Wes
Ana
de Roanely
Ayenpailly
Mir Momaghal
al. Taylor
Wheelwright
Cobram
Max
A. Mirebould
Melbourne Market Update From Dolgety and Co Looms
London reports a weak market with declining demand and cautious price signals. Dolgety and Co present a broad ad listing with varied commodities and tentative pricing amid narrowing buyer interest and potential further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolgety & Co
London
Ulanat Hee
Prine Milling
Council Minutes and Court Notices from Yarrawonga 1892
The Yarrawonga Shire Council meeting notes discuss president absence, correspondence on tramway loans, budget adjustments, and public works while health reports and local governance themes appear. Public court notices list several fines for timber cutting, wage disputes, and hotel liquor irregularities with penalties and confiscations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irons
Omaine
Campbell
Carey
Unler
Westeie
Telgerien
Mal
Varononge
North
Varrawonge Shire
Severne
Pont Tee Whire
Mieter
Public Works
Onea
Holf
Phe
Neptune
Henilerrana
Borrorre
Sutherland
Aml
Smyth
Ataris
Pejuente
Wuljeck
David Waike
Cordele Rite
Interlace
Benalla and Yarrawonga By Elor Debates and Reform
A fragmented report discusses local political figures and the by election dynamics in Benalla and Yarrawonga. It mentions Mbedeen Broek, Mr Kervile, and Lames rojaepel amid Liberal vs. reform debates, with references to internal party strategy and potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbedeen Broek
Kervile
Hay
Eberwal
Ian
Election campaign notes with scattered names and dates
Fragmentary text lists individuals and actions around a campaign, mentioning Theis Reed Kennedy and Tomek Me Kennedy among others. It references votes, approval, and a venue like a prom, with unclear dates and places due to damaged OCR. The overall sense is a political process snapshot from late 19th century notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henalle
Tomek
Kennedy
iNlpedehulk
Samrthie
Numurkal Court Petty Sessions Shuns Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR from Numurkal court record shows multiple cases with defendants not appearing. Mentions orders, fines, and appearances by individuals such as Elisabeth Kane and Mary Daman Anivurit, with amounts noted and Fab details obscured by text corruption.
Trade Marks Prosecution In The Numurhah Court
In the Numurhah Court of Petty Muna a case on trade marks involved faults over green vases from the Victoria Motel. Alexander Webster, liquor expert for the Government, testified that a bottle labeled whisky was strong and cloudy. The trial described the contents and handling of spirits including brandy and malt liquor, with details of samples and examination by the expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnock
Gedye
Tharp
Synnilman
Numurhah
Victoria Motel
Uselikai
Win Cnet
Pispeerturad
Eiquor
Fur Mayer Bs
Cobras
Mr Webster
Bao
Alexander Webster
Dan Hennes
Laweuu
Gaslie Butte
Aloo
Avery
Luttle
Feds
Local reel of unclear text fragments
Fragmentary OCR passage with scattered terms and no coherent events or clear subjects. Difficult to derive identifiable people, places, or actions from the provided snippet.
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Dorran
J. G. Prince
Avo Drurgist
Matlon
Paascoirtioss Cinkrui Y Disressen
Steeth Watract
Johnson and
Grant
Helleltora
Mosers Curis & Co
B. Kennedy
Hia New Cobram
Torsdath
Cieraiene
Victoria
Connerfee
Turelay
Miasis J. McNamara and Co
Uma
Uae
Chon Bul Bane
Jobo
Hilet
Momilay
Erengrove
Geecend Levine
Clon
National Bank OF Australasia
Pri Upaserye
Bucosta
Cobram Hranch
Tryerrent
Ned Pervnde
Hesuril
Carh
Counam
Numurkam
Bhepparton
Thor Obpam
Weeut
HL Ferrall
Storm
Avery Tursuay
Wind Sea
Slyck Hale Way
Moseys
H. Montgomery
Broeck and Station Agent
and Grain Yer
Mesery MlcFarland Bros. of
Woalgrowers
Rivering
Ron
Detriu
Grasieres
Riverina
Cobram Pont
AL Montgomery
Saneigaert
Walflord
Wendy Cormacks
Tle
I. Montgomery
Ofice—Railway Reserve
Wheal & Harley Ulways
Turner & Ham
Curlin & Gace Mars
Arcee Treanay
God Peter Ho
Hoggard Bros
Cubhom, Monch Doth, Isvz
CHCRH
Warria
Lapthorne
Arthur
UC Beudlow
Uialley
Prurbey
Servio
Folloers
Vouagiaire Waring
Erereren
Peter
Melbocese Markeis
Orugtpame
Reg Muu
Tether
Malthewn
Test
Phinaawae
Yey Plea
Monaigh
Il Tata
Amberty Pogkruacione
Lim
Ante
Lime Iuga
Levtiye
Pimmeta
Ekcioke
Jock
Ruitile
Egarrone
Giypleris
THE
Cobram Courier
Yarrawonga Shire Council
Mownat
Arasdru
Sintinendert Paw
Darvtatioe
Éuiakion
Wilby
Honyan
Tungsinah
Alanis
Bedel
Cr Hamilton
Moore
W Ianjorey
Bratielage
Ur Dick
Connolly
Caladet Bk
Torna Etation
Ortmut
Koulmek
Kornistii
Montenet
Garpers
Wall
Trewin
Teen Laughten
Uonce, R ‘Rosy Ponds
Tate WaFeelinee
Ibe Sweepell Bey
Cotriera
Domes Lemphell
Eiyepeemtiterey
Adler
Vitojee Fonviem Viel
Toe
Peking
Poathen Barractes
Allwood
Crown Lands
Thos
Wheelan
Nomarkeh
Katamatite
Willett
P.M
Impo
Same
John Wheelan
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John Campbell
Tacosta
Mame
James
Jule H
Betria
Ilwail
Dchoson
Inez
Romani
Betrix
Lun
Ile
Ham
Nott
Levies
Huen
Witneme
E. Nott
Betha
Metra
Anil
Willeam
Enn
Gieorge Dent
Beira
Ion
Ted
Woitheas
Hetrix
Benalla and
Yarrawonga By-Elor
Log
Mao Rerville
Maerin
Vipin
Jermain Waite
Heute Vaca
Kle
Theis Ree
Numurkal Court
Faomeour
Manow Dist
PML
Aid
Ciek
Rae
Wyatt
Stevenas Aby Brestwe
Byte Pladioot
Mir Tiwue Dyer Defendaal
Lk Bayet Mlloe
Bartall
Dar
Willeme
Aimiuot
Soir Iabeth
Ustmumnde Bay Malborgeet
Yarrawonga
Benalla
Hien
James Campbell Will
Alan
Bourke’s Hotel
Burcamine
Viapera
Evrives
Atrmin
ASDOY
Ues EE Eames
Kern Tele
Fio
April A
Cobram Agricultural & Pastoral Association
Merton
Heaihewe Awscietetom
Burramine
Bulramine Handip
Lijit Stiles
Hnees
Sloan
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