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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1943
Page
2
The Ormond Plant Farm offers cupressus lambertiana hor izontalis and cupressus torulosa hedges and trees priced per dot, dozen, or 80 per dozen. Coprosma lucida for dry sandy soils, pyracantha crenulata hedge stock, and black English mulberries noted. packing and despatch terms listed amid a paper shortage notice.
Fit all machines, ELEPHANT DISC PLATES. Bring old Sundercut and Plow wheels for new steel rims welded on. Machines will pull straighter. FULL STOCK SHEEP DIP. Time to order your seed for the season.
Soldiers from Australian and American camps gathered at a dust-filled arena to witness buck jumping contests. Horses named Bomb Lightning Thunderbolt Power Dive Happy Landing Journey's End Bad News and Pancake led the rides while Nellie the mule balked and refused to buck.
A northern soldiers’ day at the corral closes with a rider knocked off a bucking bullock and collapsing after a post collision. Gordon, a noted horseman, notes that risk is inherent in such sport as medics rush to aid the injured rider who returns to another bullock later.
Army engineers explain a paradox: using more rubber now to save it later. They detail deflatable rubberized pontoons and lighter aluminium units, with trucks reduced from 72 to 36 to move a bridge unit. Vehicle tire wear management is stressed to conserve rubber through 1944.
New York Times correspondent Otto D Tolischus recalls 18 months in Tokyo and details brutal police interrogation methods used during espionage charges. He describes the warmth shown by officers after roughing prisoners and labels the two faced Japanese character in a nutshell.
A fragmented account traces John Smith’s World War I service funding a family business, marriage, and children. It urges readers to invest savings in the war effort to secure postwar prosperity for his son and the nation.
A historical note outlines early observations on potato virus diseases, noting potential spread by aphids and leaf symptoms. It describes experiments on disease proximity effects, healthy versus diseased plants, and aphid populations over six months under hot dry weather and heavy rains.
Printed and published by Le Vivian Ronald Ross for D Ross and A V Ross at their office 5.
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