State Savings Bank Opens Cobram Branch
The State Savings Bank of Victoria and The Peoples Bank announce a new Cobram opening. Accounts transferred from previous banks and new accounts accepted. Deposits up to two thousand pounds. interest rate listed. General Manager Alle Cooch signs notice with banking terms and lodgment details.
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the State Savings Bank OF Victoria
the Peoples Bank
Cobram
Pita
Sevutey Bank
Uhr Uvaansunslib
Rv Sidte
Maneger
Church notices and services listed for Cobras and Katamatite
The notice lists St. Margaret's Cobras Ne.u Holy Communion and General Communion for world peace and unity. Evensong and sermon mark The Oxford Centenary. Katamatite hosts daily communion at 7 15 a m and service at 11 a m led by Rev. Fr A B Brown Rector.
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Forthcoming Events July August Advertisers
July events list includes Mothers Cluly Dance at State School Football Dance at Barooga Cobram Hospital Ball Public Meeting in Mechanics Hall Tungamah Golf Ball Muckatash Footballer Ball SEAT Barooga School Picnic Sports Yarroweyal Hospital Ball
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Hospital expansion and road doubts surface in local notes
Mooroopna Hospital board discusses a £20,000 loan plan for a children’s ward maternity ward and operating theatre with urgent repairs. Final decision delayed. Highway routing doubts loom as Shepparton and Benalla route choices prompt scrutiny of planned Tocumwal link. A cantata tale titled Naaman emerges from clergy discussions in Adelaide with Archer Street church’s organist.
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L. McVilly
Charities Board
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Employment Relief Council
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Tocumwal
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Benalla
Tocomwal
Council of Churches
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Archer Street Methodist Church
Adelaide
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Edwards
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Naaman
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Syria
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Archer Street
Cobram Leases Track For Year As Town Fashions Back to Cobram
Report recalls Cobram’s early days with a twelve month lease of Yarroweyab race course for £19 16s. The article notes a humorist added Read under destruction on a sign, and details a July public meeting at the Mechanics Institute to revive a Back to Cobram movement along with hospital fundraiser events and local entertainments. It also mentions a Shire Hall notice banning bathing and dates from 1897.
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Murrey Valley
Cobram
Cobrast
Meathng
Mechanics' Institute
Tungamah
D. Murphy
T. Nicholson
Community notices from Katamatite and surrounds
Local items report J Stoddart transfer to Port Fairy and Mercia Davidson engagements in the district. Brigadier Bourchier elected United Country Party leader in Parliament. Dr M Smyth recovering after appendicitis operation. J T Saxton named Chief Inspector of Primary Schools. Keo Jefferies exchanges roles with W McGrath. Death of Miss Mary Carroll Yarrawonga aged 59. Car crash near Yarrawonga involves Pallipe of Photophone Talkies. Yarrawonga Lawn Tennis scene notes Reanie presenting Misa Brown with a case of dah.
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Port Fairy
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Tallagerla Court
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M.L.A
United Country Party
Goulburn Valley
M. Smyth
St. Luke's Private Hospital
Mooroopua
Melbourne
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Numurkah
Mary Carroll
Yarrawonga
Barramine South
District News Highlights Timely Community Events And Accidents
A past Friday crash injured Mrs Jack Stillard and a child when the horse pulling their carriage bolted near Derwege school. The child rode on. both adults suffered lacerations and soreness. A Barooga event drew 85 couples to a marquee supper with lavish cookies and autumn decor. Constable McRae stopped two would‑be shoplifters after spotting lights at district stores. two men were arrested and goods seized.
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Mes Coppin
Indy
H. Stillard M.C
Mooroopna Hospital
Conatable McRae
Sergeant Kelly
Kelly
Rainfall Lifts District. 130 Points Logged
Farmers hail splendid rains that produced 130 points of moisture improving drought damaged crops and pasture from light autumn falls. Fred Staggard, 18, was badly burned recharging a carbide lighting generator at Carrolls Hotel. he was taken to Melbourne Eye and Ear Hospital with possible eye and neck injuries.
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Bert Staggard
Carroll's Hotel
Cobram Mechanics Institute Schedules Tender and Meeting
Cobram Mechanics Institute held a committee meeting on Monday with chair Mr L A Kennedy and several members. Tenders were called for seats and chairs after quotes were reviewed. A public meeting was set for the 17th to discuss holding the hall. notices advised open-air theatre pricing and electrical wiring arrangements.
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L. A. Kennedy
Fr. Bilis
A. R., Wadeson
D. Jackson
C. Beames
Act
Mee Fon Millerick
Calman
Attridge
Tocumwal narrowly defeats Cobram in tight Cobram Ground clash
A fast open contest at Cobram Ground sees Tocumwal edge Cobram by 1 point after a tense final. Key players include Rourke Bell OBeirne and J Smith for Cobram. Tyke, Beasley and Howell for Tocumwal, with steady forwards deciding the finish.
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Thrilling Cobram Tocumwal Charity Match Highlights
A charity match at Cobram on King’s Birthday drew £80 in aid and featured a late Cobram lead, then Tocumwal’s two goals to win. Cobram sobered by injuries to Ray Hocking and praised for press box and ground improvements. Next weekend’s schedule includes Cobram vs Barooga and Tocumwal vs Nathalia as four teams vie for finals spots.
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The Draw May Event Scene With Cobras and Teams
Unclear OCR text lists multiple team names and players such as Cobras Barooge Cobham Muckstab and Barroogey along with several odd spellings. Mentions May 13 Tecumwal versus Strachmerso and various names including Berrigan Nathalie and Nethalia. Fragmented descriptions suggest a local draw or match pairing with multiple participants.
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Berrigan
Nuawurkah Y
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Wal
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Cobras
Mockatah
Tecumwal
Unclear sports brief with scattered names and places
The fragmentary report mentions Lut J My Sacher and a ship related achievement and cites locations in New South Wales and New Zealand. Details are incomplete due to damaged text. no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
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New South Wa
Australia
Teemanja
Quesmalar
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Jocks Edge Tour Winne In Tight Encounter
A fragmentary report notes a match between Jocks and Tour Winne in Miscomb with a close finish. The text references Joe Weaknes and a festive event connected to Jer aybee but details are unclear.
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Tome Fay
Unclear text fragment skims topics and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions golf balls, figures, and a person named Sir St. Bird, but details are incomplete and no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Cobram and Cobras Clash Dominant Football Display
In a late January match Cobram and Cobras produced a high scoring effort with Cobram leading early and maintaining pressure. Jerivsry’s standout performance saw three goals while Cobras struggled to contain the onslaught and the Cobras faced a tough defensive test as the game wore on.
Fragmented OCR note on names and events
The readable text lists names such as Vinies Covram Jerudene and Coe saley tre with garbled phrases. It mentions May 7 and Torumenl y in a reversed, partial OCR sequence. No coherent story or outcome is present in the legible content.
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