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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Berrigan Shire elections and several named individuals, places, and outfits. The text mashes names, dates, and locations with scattered phrases about voting, property, and legal action, lacking coherent narrative.
At twelow of the annual meeting of the Cobram Progress Avajcation a public ancatin will be held to jinx the Buogowaanah water and the Government to tyevostruction. Desr Mr Arthur Callaway cal engineer of Baraat Hh notes a minforkune ta hae wife iy Heath on the 13th ist. Much aya pathy hun Loe expresed for the Bereaved gentlewnn on tis page. Dvanports his eorypact Faray of 158 acres of tree Ivklaad at Kaonaomea voi for three months of his farm ab Muckatah 22 acres.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ball under Kumoominy Crist Chit, a show of racing and equestrian activity at Mechazoes Hall, Monday evening, with references to Calva players, Cant Canton bids, and Trotting events. The garbled content makes specific facts unclear, but implies a community social and sports gathering with multiple named entities.
Fragmented OCR recounts Yarrawonga area workers and residents discussing water supply projects in the Matwala district. Mentions early contracts and local laborers, with sparse details on parties and dates. The garbled text references locals, contracts, and possible bonds tied to water development.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Barrigan Shire elections, dates, and officials with unclear details. It references a Friday event, potential polling, and notices affecting residents. Names and places are obscured, but the piece signals administrative actions and upcoming public voting in the shire.
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