21 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1898
Page
1
A notice from McFarnland Bros of Barcogs offers a reward for evidence leading to the conviction of Amy Tesmaters Tee for passing with horses or cattle in paddocks and for anyone who destroys their fences.
Cobram editorials span agricultural issues, road work, railway notices, and public meetings. A British Commonwealth Constitution summary outlines Parliament, High Court, finance, and state relations, with details on representation, duties, and federal powers.
An advertisement extols Bil Beans as a cure for constipation bile trouble and female weakness claiming it restores harmony in marriages. It touts placement in a Detroit laboratory and markets the product through Melbourne agents with claims of liver health benefits and general vitality.
Mise Heary will visit Katamatite every Thursday following the 28th June, continuing the patronage once shown to her predecessor Mise Heary. The arrangement signals ongoing community patronage and regular local appearances by the figure in question.
The article commends the government for inspecting country towns to better assess needs and funding. It notes the Lands and Agriculture ministers have searched conditions in Gippsland and Millura, urging regular ministerial visits to gather firsthand knowledge for public works, budgets, and relief for oppressed settlers.
Friday afternoon Mr T Hanraben’s ride collided with a pony thrown rider. The boy, taught by Banraban, attempted a solo ride. On return he complained of heart pain. Dr Kennedy found a fractured rib. He is progressing favorably. A visit by a group to Wales was reported with thanks given and football play noted. Participants listed include A. ras 0, Witenes, T. O Irwin, C. Pale, W. M’Padgen, F. Dison.
Readable items describe Paroall planning a head for a club formation and a Melbourne area sale and advertisements. Mentioned are Mr P D'ossor hosting a large attendance to decide steps for the new Owning Creeon club, and a forthcoming clearing sale conducted by Mir F A Disson of Cobrem on Saturday. Also notes on Grme who appeared in Melbourne and a Riverside shop opening by Mose Crewleed Co in Flinders Street.
The document outlines handicaps for a Batarday road race by the Abora Club. Names such as D. Hare J. Desmond T. Richardeon W. Croke G. Anderson Shadforth Kervéall and others appear with fragments indicating positions or eligibility.
Auctioneers report shows bidders present and total money received. Items include eight township allotments at price per unit and other articles sold with prices to the vendor.
A damaged OCR fragment describes saleable food materials and milling equipment. It mentions items like light and indicator parts, borers, and colored materials, with references to a sale of livestock or related goods. The fragment is incomplete but indicates preparation for an auction or sale notice.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions various vendors and goods such as fur garments, household furniture, and meats, with scattered names like John McMamare and MH Tack. It references a stock sale and mortgage contexts, but the passage is garbled with many illegible words and misplaced phrases, yielding unclear events or dates.
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