Cobram notices and sales in local shire news
Local news lists Tuligamsh Shire Council meeting next Monday and a will dated 1915 leaving real estate and personal goods worth substantial sums to a wife. Auction sale of unreserved goods on Cobram Queen Street next Saturday. two freehold properties with 132 ft frontage. Dressmaker G E Pratt opens Punt Road shop. Aussie birthday issue praised. Pantomime by O Donnell and Rey drew packed Cobram hall. Katamatite show praised. Boat merchant W McKinstry to hold footwear sale next Saturday in Punt Road premises.
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Tuligamsh
Joseph Conley
Picola
Malmoth
Queen Street
Cobram
Punt Road
Winchister & Taxtor
G. E. Pratt
Geelong
Grand Central Hotel
Costumiere
Monthly
England
America
O'Donnell and Rey
Jack and the Beanstalk
Katamatite
W. McKinstry
Corowa
Punt-road
Brown, Corke & Co’s
Cobram notices include funeral bequest and upcoming ball
Stisan Pearce of Congupms Road, widow formerly of Shepparton, died February 12 leaving real estate valued at £1919 and personal property £413 to her son. A supper helper meeting for Cobram Firemen's Ball is set for Friday at 8 p.m. at the Fire Station.
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Stisan Pearce
Congupms Road
Shepparton
Cobram
Cobram Mechanics Institute
W. E. Cassidy
Yarrawonga
J. Campion
Father Maloney
John O'Dea
Burramine South
Queen Street
Lon Chaney
Leatrice Joy
The
American Gazette
Mechanics Hall
Local notes: charity, wills, industry and society items
The period piece reports the J. Pheramus trust allocating £300 to a special appeal while Richard Gray Sellick of Numarkak, a retired miller, died on November 19 leaving real estate valued at £990 and coal worth £1644. Processing at Shepparton cannery ends season with stored pears. Cobram Fire Brigade plans a big ball on May 6 with Breunhall’s orchestra and a ladies-supervised supper, tickets 7/6 and 2/6 for ladies. NSW Agriculture minister Chaffey announces steps to protect wheat stacks from mice. last season’s crop reached 61,000,000 bushels. Midland Junction meeting votes to reduce liquor prices, threaten boycott if no compromise. beer via pure malt and hops urged. Motor Traffic Act enforcement to require number plates on motorcycles from 1923. Yarrawonga Mercury notes Barooga Cemetery Sports as controversial, with reflections on gold rush era desecration and reverence.
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Mooreopus
Bas Tec
J. Pheramus
Richard Gray Sellick
Numarkak
Miller
Cobram Fire Brigade
Messrs Breutnall
W. Shadforth
Herb
Wilson
New South Wales
Mr Chaffey
Victoria
Chaffey
Midland Junction
Perth
Australian Labour Party
Yarrawonga
Barooga Cemetery
West Australia
God's Acre
Death of Michael Dunn A Cobram district benefactor remembered
Michael Dunn of Cobram district died at 63 after a life of quiet public service and private generosity. A former farmer with his brother Phil, he supported the Agricultural Society and church foundations, helped many local causes, and was known for his cheerful, concise nature and unostentatious benevolence. He came to the district in 1895 from Byrneside and lived at Cobram East before moving to Yarroweyah South and Cobram, retiring to Essendon. He married Heffernan in 1902. He is mourned by his widow, brother Phil, and many friends who recall a truly worthy man.
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Michael Dunn
Hoddle-street
Progress Cobram
Agricultural Society
R.C. Church
Byrneside
Philip
Cobram East
Fraser
Phil
Dunns
Mick” Dunn
Sister Mary St Luke Lawless Dies in Melbourne Chapel
Death announced for Sister Mary St Luke Lawless of the Sisters of Charity East Melbourne. Requiem Mass held on Monday after a Saturday death. She was sister of Fr Lawless of Rutherglen, Brother P Lawless of North Melbourne, and Sister Mary Angela. Daughter of the late Peter and Mrs Lawless of Burramine South.
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Mary St. Luke Lawless
Sisters of Charity
East Melbourne
Lawless
Rutherglen
P. Lawless
North Melbourne
Mary Angela
Peter Lawless
Burramine South
Berrigan Tennis Tournament Concludes With Crowded Finals
The Berrigan Tennis Club held a rough weather start and favorable finish as A L Chomley beat C E Bennett in the Men’s Singles 6-4 6-5 to secure his third cup. H E McKenzie and C E Bennett won the Men’s Doubles 6-0 6-4 over Hardie and Aitken, while Miss J McAlister defeated Miss O Kane 6-1 6-2 in Women’s Singles. Mixed doubles see Pennicott and Miss K Chomley set for the final against R N Gorman and Mrs J McAllister and B Cope with Miss J McAllister. State elections are set for Saturday, 120th May.
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Berrigan Tennis Club
A.L. Chomley
D. C. E. Bennett
Chomley
H. E McKenzie
C. E. Bennett
D. Hardie
Aitken
Miss J. McAlister
A.D. Hay
C. Hearn
Butter policy debate and farmer welfare in Australia
Jeannie L. McKerrow argues for better market access and fair pricing for Australian butter. She questions a export bonus solution, notes UK prices and transport costs, and links dairy farmer hardship to immigration and rural stability.
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McIver
Australia
England
London
Ana Englis
Astralia
Britain
Despond
Jeannie L. McKerrow
W.S
V.F.U
Paltry Watch Theft at Numurkal Court
Oswald Whitbeld, arrived in Australia in August, faced Numurkal court charged with stealing a watch and chain from farmer William A Ford of Yougamte. Witness Kurd testified Whitbeld had worked for a neighbor then left, watch missing. Whitbeld admitted intent to return the item. He pleaded guilty and was fined 20 shillings with costs after a brief hearing.
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Australia
Numurkal
Werknesday
Constably Taylor
Katamatite
William A. Ford Farmer
Yougamte
William A. Kurd
Limter
Witces
Bis Watch and Data
Alse
Bia
Taylor
Jng
Bert Tu
Ford
Barooga Cemetery Donations Boost Easter Motive Funds
A Barooga community drive raised funds for cemetery donations and local youth activities. The report lists numerous supporters, donors, and participants including churches, local families, and school groups. totals are projected to exceed expectations as volunteers coordinate Lenten and Easter events.
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