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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary text from The Stan mentions Urgency and a writer Wiard Eeriwer AE Mbarta among others. The garbled lines name people and places in a confused sequence, with little coherent narrative or clear event.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, terms, and partial phrases with no clear event or narrative. It includes unattached proper nouns and disjointed references that do not form a coherent report or outcome.
A garbled OCR passage mixes scattered proper nouns, codes, and names such as BERLE L556 and Gane geil Lien Petit with fragments like binary and weed terms. The readable content hints at letter opening or archival notes but offers no coherent event or clear entities to recount.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a rough set and bullet play during a game or event. Named entities are unclear due to garbled words. no clear persons teams or organizations can be identified for a firm summary.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an incident near a river valley with injuries and a rescue. It mentions a person being extricated by workers and treated by a doctor before ambulance transport to a hospital. The text references locations and institutions but remains unclear and fragmented overall.
Mr BOB Williams presided at Lansport court as several charges against truck owners and drivers were heard for contravening a shine by law. Cases included fines for Tonio Anderson and Thomas J. Cummings overloading beyond limits and other motor vehicle offences. Additional penalties and a 28 day sentence were considered on application.
A garbled report mentions Victoria Savings Week activities, a hotel sale involving Mr M McKenzie and Mrs Moylan, and associated local business disruptions. It references delays in railway efficiency sites, a Jerildene power project, and shipments related to the Jerildene area with tail end transport issues.
Statements from Mr Po Newman of Bonegilla report no Murray cod seen in 28 years of experience. He recommends two year ban on reef selling of codfish and urging NSW government to restock streams by supporting cod hatcheries. New regulations commence August 1 to harmonize conduct with other states and police checks for visiting motorists.
The document lists revised rates for letters postcards printed matter and merchandise within the Commonwealth including Lord Howe Island Norfolk Island and Pacific Islands such as Bougainville Buka New Guinea Neura Neua and Solomons while detailing rates to New Zealand Fiji and other territories. It specifies per ounce charges for letters postcard and printed matter with minimums and special rates for international destinations within the British Empire and beyond.
Rates effective from 1934 are published here by the Portmaster L A D O Connor. A charge of 1d per mile of local plant is added to the trunk line rates for all calls.
Finley scored 22 goals 9 behinds to defeat United 2 3 while Técumwal beat Berrigan 10 6 to 9 9. Numurkah went down 5 19 to Muckatah 4 6. Perimeter percentages and remaining matchups leave the Final Four race open with upcoming games shaping final placements.
Numurkah defeated Muckatab in a hard fought game with strong position play, dominant early offense, and decisive goals by Daly and Bourke. Dykes and Kennedy contributed key sequences as Numurkah surged ahead, while Muckatab fought back with persistent pressure and late attempts.
Fragmentary OCR from Tocumwal Court notes a probate matter in Pocumwa involving Stefanson and others. The record references ages and names such as Mary Lest and Beverley Belts, with details on applications, notices, and dates including a September 9 deadline. The text is garbled but indicates legal proceedings, potential guardianship or estate actions, and party names connected to petitions and filings.
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