Vaccination Notice for Children in Cobram
RK Kennedy will vaccinate children at his residence in Cobram on Thursdays before noon.
09 Jul 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1891
Page
1
RK Kennedy will vaccinate children at his residence in Cobram on Thursdays before noon.
Gur halfly early accounts having been rendered subscribers others will greatly oblige by settling the game as their current convenience. Courier Office Colman done 0th L801.
A sprawling, garbled reminiscence questions progress and tradition in science and libraries. It reflects on the tension between old routes of thought and new ideas, with references to literary satire and cultural change.
Residents push for a new pavilion shed and active recreation on Cobram land as authorities weigh a Dookie tramway takeover. The scene features local landowners rallying for prominent public works, a prime focus on physical exercise, and a parliamentary bill discussion with widespread community interest.
From Our Coastal correspondent the midwinter race meeting delivered a tight finish with Forest King narrowly beating All Fours after a dramatic clash at the third hurdle. Squire fell injuring his rider, while Dolly and Dancing Master chased the field in the Day’s main events. The meeting concluded with social events, financial concerns, and reports of club officers reshaping duties for the next term.
A sensational recount describes a six inch long infant with goat feet and eagle talon like teeth, born to Mrs Miller in Minnesota after news of a monstrous birth in a village. The report details the fear and fascination of locals, medical opinions, and a public rumor mill as residents confront an alleged birth of a baby viewed as a creature.
Fragmented OCR text describes Namurkah coursing events and dog names, vendors and trade notices. Mentions Broth ers of Vergy, buyers limited by pockets, opportunities for old ports and imports, with scattered references to week dates, weights, and various dog names. The passage is garbled but indicates a sale or auction setting with dog names and trade chatter.
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