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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1941
Page
2
A terse fragment from a Melbourne page mentions Plant Now and Paywood with references to Flinders Fret and Day Doot. No clear event or context is readable to confirm a full news item or outcome.
The article argues that growers must not exceed normal acreage under the stabilisation scheme. It notes the government will pay only for capped production and may deny licenses to oversized crops. A strict stance against those who seek advantage is urged to ensure fair play and prevent valueless surplus wheat.
The Railways can handle a substantial increase in interstate traffic, with no current difficulty. Shipping will not be eliminated from the Australian coast, and areas lacking shipping will defer export trade until the emergency passes. Statutory powers exist to adjust transport if needed. A local street scene report recalls Stan Symes’s wedding plans with boards and a car tied to a bumper.
Garden notes invite readers to send in questions about gardening and phrases. Mr Robinson will answer inquiries.
A Victorian garden notice extols lemons as indispensable, giving planting sites, soil, and tree handling advice. It discusses grafting on citrus rootstock, balling trees, and timing for planting while noting scarce citrus stock and winter conditions in Victoria.
Fragmented and garbled text discusses intelligence testing usefulness and questions of training, regulation, and recruitment within military and government groups. It mentions attempts to save money, pressures on detection, and references to air forces and reservists in unclear contexts.
A notice states that Major Attlee is printed and published by Caro Vivian Ronald Ross for R and D. V. R. Ross trading as Row Bros at their office on Sathe Street Cobram Victoria.
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