Cobram Local News Highlights May Fundraisers and Weather
The Cobram and district notice list details from a long library of events. Anzac commemoration in Cobram Park, socials at Cobram Mechanics Hall to aid church funds, and dances to support Yarroweyah Queen activities. Also mentions a teacher residence request at Une Harooga and stock transport notes. A patchy rainstorm affected Cobram and nearby towns with limited rainfall.
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Pant Road
Cobram
Yarroweyall South
Cobram Park
Harris
M.L.C
Cobram Mechanics Hall
Wedneway
Church of England Rectory Building Fund
Yarroweyah
D. M Lawler
M. Kilpatrick
Murray
Une Harooga
Boosey Hall
D Edwards
Church of England
Katamatite
Strathmerton
Calta
Cobrem
Sue Of.u
O'Dwyer
Tocumwal
Barooga
Riverita
W. Kanye
Nemtoellen League
Mechanics Hall
Mechanica' Hall
Messrs
L. Grant
N. Hindsop
Boa
St. Joseph's Hall
Aly
Strathmerton Tenis Cluh
V.F.L
Cobra East
Muckatah
Runciman
Benalla
J. J O' Dwyer
Lake Tyers
Gippsland
Cobram Hall
Ball
Harooga
Herat Bank
Boyd
Barooga Pastoral Company
Association For the Advancement of the Blind
Norman Leslie
Melbourne
Adm
Charles Bennett
Alf
Broadway
Fred Tilley
Austin Anderson
Len Morris
New Zealand
Amocistion
F. H. Ross
W. S. Mitchell
Community notices and transport plans in Katamataite era
Reminders outline Katamatite ballet on May 1 and Old Cemetery Melbourne as pew fruit market site. A large Progress Association meeting supports a universal Saturday half holiday. Local officials discuss government building tenders and church union efforts. Immigrant arrivals, land irrigation, water shortages and cattle conditions dominate regional news.
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P. Pullar
Old Cemetery
Melbourne
Ranger
Bank of Australiase
Berrigan
Finley
Gene 1
Chapman
Sydney
Katandra
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Messrs
Intor
Barrabool
Euripides
State Immigration Bureau
Fill Street
St. Gaston
Riverina
Kurrajon
Farming Wheat Pool Debates In Local Meeting
Farmers gathered to discuss the wheat pooling proposal led by chairman J. O Dwyer. Speakers argued pooling could stabilize prices and support farmer organizations while critics warned it might reduce capital and trigger government control.
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Meg
Cooreye Corporation
Baker
United States
Ecru
Sile
Denison Milter
Fill
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Atay
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J. W. Williams
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L. A. Kennedy
Visite Gerrigan
Fenn and
Bolton
Opticians
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F. Bolton
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Mavrsseeen
King Fare Beat
Free Am Neem
Metbot Rse
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Presbyterian
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Serties
W. Camphall Lahire
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Victorian Farmers’ Union
Watts and
Terry
Sharp
Punt Read
Lasally Football Club
C. Craig Juar
N. Heard
C. Heard Hou
J. Ryan
Hednie
Bright Shire
Smith
Buffalo River
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Happy Valley
New South Wales
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Murmungee
Stanley
Wooragee
Australia
Donald Langham
Jerilderie
Ernest Oakenfail
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Massey Harris Farming Machinery
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Yates’ Flower and Vegetable Seed
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