Immunisation and local public health notes from Wagga district
The Wagga council plans to consult the Public Health Department about a whooping cough immunisation campaign. It notes whooping cough can be harsher than diphtheria and records other local matters including electoral enrolment, a distillery discussion, and a field day for irrigation experts at Naring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga Municipal
Public Health Department
Murton
T. Mitchell
Naring
Sandmount School
MLV
Cobram notes on residents and military personnel
A former resident Miss Ivy Davis visits her Cobram parents while employed by Woolworths in Melbourne. J Taduffe and other Cobram residents in the Air Force visit during the weekend. A Brentnail achieves top marks in class and Aldy stationed at a Melbourne training school. Les Greaves’s family now at Nhill. his brother Jack reported missing in Crete. H Haw gains Melbourne position. Mrs Haw to leave Cobram, missed by local groups.
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Ivy’ Davis i
Miss Davis
Melbourne
Woolworth's
A. Brentnail
Aldy
Les
Greaves
Cobram
Nhill
Jack
Crete
H. Haw
Haw
Obram
Country Womens’ Association
Letters From Overseas From Cobram Courier Reader
Sapper Phil Carrick writes home in wartime slang praising canteen orders and smoke money while recounting harsh conditions. He recalls officers, the Dago insult and a gala day rescue, then reflects on wounded enemies and a claim about a football team, closing sincerely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Carrick
Cobram “Courier
Cobram
Bardia
Sid Barooga
Golf results men and associate winners in handicap match
The men’s 18 holes handicap event was won by J Fanning with a net 65, runner up J Fairney 72. Other scores include Quick 75, Steward 79, Backhouse 78, and McGuire 76. The associate competition was won by Mrs Dawson with a net 72, runner up Miss J Russell 73, followed by Mrs Bellis 75 and Mrs Roe 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fanning
J. Fairney
J.fanning
G. Bamnett
E. McKinley
G. Jordan
H. Roe
R. Quick
K. Steward
J. Fairley
O'Reilly
A. Matherzor
H. Backhouse
J. McGuire
Dawson
J. Rusell
J Russell
Bellis
Roe
Gilmour
Steward
Sandwich ideas from Elizabeth Cooke for all occasions
Recipes describe versatile sandwiches for year round menus including fresh dainty bites for tea or supper and hearty picnic fare. Uses include apples with mashed dates on wholemeal bread, mashed dates with peanuts and lemon, peas with mint on white bread, and cheese with apple tomato or chive flavors. A hot option features baked beans with cheese and bacon toasted under a broiler.
Cyclist Injured in Collision with Car in Cobram
J McAuliffe a 14 year old Cobram youth collided with a motor car owned and driven by H Kermode on Market Street near William Street. He suffered a broken nose facial lacerations and concussion and is in Lisieux Hospital in satisfactory progress toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Cobram
H. Kermode
Market Street
William Street
Lisieux Hospital
Cobram Youths Lead Cycling Plans as Spring Arrives
Round & About notes three Cobram girls poised to join a National Fitness class with cycling expeditions along the river forest route. It recalls Mrs Duffy of Cobram East passing away after a centennial celebration, marking her as one of the district’s oldest pioneers. The piece observes春 blooms and spring signs, including wattle and almond blossoms, and jokes about Tennyson’s spring line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram
River Forest
Tocumwal Barooga Road
Reynard
Duffy
F. Duffy
Cobram East
Melbourne
Tennyson
Tove
Death of a Centenarian in Cobram East
Mrs Duffy, aged nearly 100, a Cobram East pioneer who arrived in May 1878 with her husband Iron Tabilk, passed away at Oakleigh. She witnessed Burke and Wills depart and left a large family of ten children. Her centennial birthday was celebrated with former residents and a medical spiritual adviser at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakleigh
Duffy
F. Duffy
Cobram East
Australia
Dufy
Iron Tabilk
Tebilk
Frank
Sarsh
Fee Portsea
Clara
Calwell
Won‘hagsi
Michael
Leeton
Grace
Parliamentary Session Opens With Broad Agenda
A historical article outlines the start of a parliamentary session with discussion on multiple bills. It notes an advisory committee and various measures including loan consolidation, social welfare, and workers compensation reforms, signaling a busy legislative agenda.
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mudiOpacne Laikies Mechanics » Institute
City Dhone
Katharine R. Lyons
INT Armacy
Mr News Heute
Syere
J. Stanyer
Umber & Tinsmith
Ote
Darooga
Dinnys
Lascelles
Wool Bromers
Newmarket
Sai
Cobram i
BT. Goulding
Dalgety & Company Limited
Victoria
States
Wool & Stock
Dalgety
Dalgety and Company Ltd
Bourke Street
Melbourn
E. McGauchie
Masonic
Cobram 9
Punt Road
Couram
Alderton's Fruit Shop
ICAL
S. H. Wenshall
Clarendon St. Ltd
Aurne
M. Goodman
Cobram Green
Matement
G. E. Powe
L W. Mathers
Tocumwal Murray
Tocumwal
A. Gorden Gutteridge and
Truskins
Davey
HV. Trench
M.v.ls
Wdswewiyer
Aitle
Isrigalius
Comsarung Tharveerd Cott Engineers
Gla Ae
Akms
Pans Pr
Mayguieer Tatilay Lawal Agi
Exterminating CO
Shepparton
W. Adams & Son Pty, Ltd
Oreillys
T. P. O'Reilly
Mr Binns
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Woyster
Berrigan Shire
Shire of
Berrigan
Finley
Barooga
Wagg
Gwynne
H.C. Mohr
P.M
Leslie John Demster
Fitet
G. H. Wilson
Angus Mc Dona'd
Tolalty
McDonald
A. McDonald
J. J. Kelly
Weiss
Phil Carrice
Elizabeth Cooke
Parliz
Bor
Lunet Ais Taos
Dunas
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