New Cobram tradesman opens business at Barooga residence
Mr J Stanyer of Barooga informs Cobram and district residents he will operate as a plumber and tinsmith from his Barooga home. For quotes write to Mr Stanyer, Barooga. The Courier holiday schedule shifts the December 27 issue to December 23, with no January 3 issue and the January 10 issue moved to Wednesday. Readers urged to send news items from country areas.
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Cobram Traders Decide Friday Late Night Action
A Cobram business meeting chose to keep shops open until 10 p m on the previous Saturday but traders later favored Friday trading. A petition supporting Friday takings circulated, and the majority backed Friday as the usual late night. The debate drew keen interest among locals.
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Retrospect 1939 Ends With Drought Then Rain and War
1939 closes as drought early in the year gave way to unprecedented rains aiding sowing and grass for dairying and pastoral work. Wool and lamb prices offered relief while rust in the coop and wartime events added new difficulties. Residents face 1940 with courage and confidence in their district and county.
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Cobram ANA Golden Jubilee Social Celebrates Growth
The 1889 Cobram Australian Natives Association branch marked its Golden Jubilee with a Friday social. Ex-president Herron traveled from Melbourne, and president J Fowles led toasts. Members celebrated, noted early secretary Hamilton’s line, and discussed ANA progress and postwar issues affecting membership.
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Melbourne
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L.G. Hamilton
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Thomas Hamilton
John Hamilton
Thomas Kennedy
E. Levings
John R. McCormack
Robert McIntyre
John McNabb
Geo. McNabb
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Philip Purcell
Charles Russell
Patrick Somer
John Schubert
Thomas Schubert
G. Hamilton
O. Russell
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P. Purcell
J. Crawley
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A.N.A. Golden Jubilee Meeting Reflections On War and Nation
The assembly recalled history of federal state tensions, urged national parliament focus, and highlighted postwar planning. Speakers praised pioneers and ANA founders, noted industrial advances, and urged youth involvement to meet future challenges.
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Personal notes from Cobram and surrounding areas
Miss Shiela Parnell begins duties with the Water Commission. Claude Nye at Cobram station twists knee unloading corn sacks. Constable Mensch visits Cobram. Mrs M O Shannessy of Baroogs noted for health concerns. Olwynne Lewis, Mona McCaughey violin scholarship winner, passes first year diploma in Melbourne. W Tuck, formerly of Cobram, now Echuca, reports the loss of his three year old mine.
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Strathmerton Honors Returning Private Pincuck
The Strathmerton community feted Private Tiny Pinnuck home on a final leave from the Second AIF. Residents presented a wristwatch as thanks for his service while local officials praised his loyalty to the Empire and wished him a safe journey back.
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Lone Ton
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Tuther
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Myer
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Outbreak Fire Spurs Local Equipment Debate and Preparations
A town meeting led by J. Gemmell discussed small fire incidents revealing deficiencies in pump and tank equipment. Proposals called for 400 gallon tanks, a drum and pump, and a formal equipment list with a sub committee to oversee purchases and funding.
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Ganks
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Aonawon
Buen
Ei Johnson
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Mit Fawley
Compulsory Military Service Begins For 21 Year Olds
Men aged 21 to 34 liable for compulsory military service under the Defences Act must report to drill halls for medicals and training. Enrolment starts January 22 with a March camp period. exemptions include judges ministers and lighthouse keepers.
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