Cobram Club Gymkhana ResultsCanadian Foursomes and More
Morning events crowned T O Reilly and A O Brien in Men Canadian Foursomes and Miss J Munroe with Miss Shugg in Ladies foursomes. Afternoon Mixed Foursomes went to Miss M Harris and K Grant. J Ryan won the Men singles handicap. Multiple detailed scores follow for both mornings and afternoons including many pairings and results.
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T. O'Reilly
A. O Brien
J. Munroe
Miss Shugg
M. Harris
K. Grant
J. Ryan
A. O'Brien
W. Miller
W. Winer
Jordan K. Steward
Wilton
G. Barnet
M. Oley
T. Mills
R. Pullar
W. Bonell
H. Shier
W. Quick
W. Rutherford
L. Wyatt
J. Fairley
M. Scott
C. Bennett
N. Christenson
R. Cox
J. Jones
B. Grant
M. Evans
J. Leach
D. Taylor
B. Hotham
Ilsenah
C. Woolford
N. Challen
A. Baird
H. Youngn. Crosby
Dr van Nootin
W. Dennis
A. Forter. Gibbs
H. Dawson
E. Jones
Quick
N. Quick
N. Gilmour
V. Wyatt
A. Shugg
Gilsenan
H. Dewson
H. A
M. Gilmour
W. Johnson
W. Hallam
Carter
C. Cavanagh
Robinson
Taylor
Hotham
Christenson
Pullar
A. Mise C. Bruce
Scott
O'Reilly
Miller
Hallam
Or Winter
Mr Aisbett
A. Flynn
J. Gilsenan
Munroe
H. Roe
C. Scott
Wyatt
Turf Notes Mentone Tomorrow Handicaps and Selections
Turf notes list tomorrow’s races at Mentone with selections by Hawkeye Effington. Nutralia and Inverness Handicaps show top picks, while Don Pedro and Leighen headline Anglesey and Chesterfield events. Entries include Pamellae Reynard Arduli Philander and others for a busy card.
Dads Association Cob Branch Monthly Meeting
The Cob Branch of the Dads Sailors and Others Association held its monthly meeting on August 13 presided by President R W Mudge. Members discussed constitution, growth plans, and future numbers, with a deputation from RSS ALLA at close.
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Aniirmen
R. W. Mudge
Cobrim
Rss.alla
RSS
AL Red
M. D
Mudge
Dads
Primary Producer Notes Dipping Rules and Fertiliser Guidance
The Sheep Dipping Act requires annual shearing and dipping of all sheep within 60 days, with lambs also to be dipped. Fat shorn sheep may be slaughtered immediately and cannot be sold at sale yards. Citrus growers are urged to use nitrate of soda and sulphate of ammonia appropriately, with timing and soil considerations to avoid alkaline accumulation and maximize yields.
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Victoria
N. A. Martin
Depot of Agriculture
Harcourt
Rees
Water cannot replace milk as pig food in thrift problems
Victorian pig expert warns that summertime milk diet and winter water dilution reduce growth. Separated milk provides much less dry matter than solid feeds like wheat meal or pollard, so water raises intake without benefit. Replace with crushed wheat or pollard to maintain weight gains.
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L. A. Downey
Department of Agri
Rey
Rearing Chickens For Strong Early Growth And Health
The article discusses July to September as optimal for strong chicks and stresses careful early rearing. It reviews brooding systems including battery, hot water pipe, electric hover, and kerosene. favors hover systems and open grass runs for freedom. Cleanliness, disinfected brooders, rice hull litter, and maintaining about 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the first week are highlighted. The chickens’ behavior is cited as the best indicator of comfort.
Cobram Graziers Meet Elects Officers and Discusses Farm Proposal
A Cobram Branch meeting of the Graziers Association of Victoria and the Graziers Association of Southern Riverina was held at the Cobram Hotel. E T Johnson was elected chairman with J Cley secretary, and motions supported irrigated farm use to instruct Dookie students while stressing branch unity and broader representation.
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Cobram
Graziers' Association of Victoria
Graziers’ Association of
Southern Riverina
Cobram Hotel
Messrs
H. D. Hay
E. T. Johnson
J. Fairley
G. Back- Antiness
Collie
A. Down
J. Gemel Gribben
G. Moss
W. Murch
J. P. Roe
Apole
Messrs ii
Fee
J.cley
Eat
Myra
Graziers
Esi
Victorian Irrigation League Proposed After Bendigo Conference
Letter to the editor argues for forming a Victorian Irrigation League to advance post war price control and secure government sanction for machinery release. It stresses boards’ limits, urges unity among Murray and Goulburn irrigators, and calls for strong public action to press for water development and staff funding without restraining boards.
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Bendigo
Ee Murray
Goulburn
Victorian Irrigation League
Commonwealth
Nara Inlet
East
Sn Ey
Soulburg
Australian Postwar Policy and Economic Goals
The Cobram Courier outlines a platform for postwar policy emphasizing water conservation, housing for all, decentralisation of people and industry, efficient manpower use during the war, tax reform to spur employment and thrift, and Australia’s active role in world trade. It calls for planning for postwar growth, surplus asset disposal to aid business and employment, and the rapid sunset of wartime regulations.
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Couny
Australia
Pew
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Corram
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes
Avait
Criterion Cafe
Phone Cobram
Turbay Valley
Murray Valley Coaches
MD Serene Sedge
Bethune
Bluebird Cafe
Bank Street
Cobram Telephone
T. N. Harris
Ting
Cobram Courier
Cobram Club
Gymkhana
Mentone
Hawkeye
Effington Handicap Orchestral
Nutralia
Lockart
Don Pedro
Leighen
Gay
Chesterfield
Ajax
Grand Ct
Inverness
Reynard
Ascot
Dads’ Association
Graziers Association
Conta
Irrigators’ Conference
Cobram “Courier
Portstetralin
W. R. Denson
Dairyman
Wilbur Street
Bakrry
N. H. Jordan
H. Jordan
High Street
cosRam
J.J. O Connor
General Carrier
O'Connor
Queen Street
Howard Rotary
Getter Tillage
Howard
Murray Belet
Teel Baratvo
E.wassett & Sons Srnos Coos
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