Cobram Local News Highlights July Events and Meetings
Cobram reports shift of Off Time Dance to Thursday for Cobram Foot Ball Club fund. Tangled notes list stock plans, a public meeting soon, rain effects on crops, and tick quarantine notices. Community events include Mechanics Pictures program with Stairs of Sand and The Last Waltz, hospital fundraiser with Gervasei orchestra, and Scout movement meeting highlights.
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the Mechanics
Wallans Beery
Zane Grey
Gagene
Game
Scout Movement
Gane
Gribble
Jean Jackson
C. Adams
Kelvin Pearson
Record Harvest Promises Rich Wheat Yields With Lamaco
A revived campaign touts land treatment with Lamaco Super-Phosphates to boost wheat harvests and profits. Advertisements claim the product delivers vitality to cells and richer yields wherever applied, promising abundant future returns.
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Revitelise
Lamaco
Old-time Dances and Regretful Grog Rated at Festival Club
The Festival Club staged an old-time dances event with a circular waltzing competition for a prize donated by Mr Knowles of Grad Central Hotel. Judges split the prize between Messrs McClelland and McCormack after extra rounds. The Highland Schottische performed on bagpipes by Mr A Gemmell. music by Mrs McFadyen and D Steward, Wilson, and R Tuck. Supper by the ladies, and the next dance set for Thursday July 31.
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Delia
Knowles
Grad Central Hotel
McClelland San McCormack
Aly
A. Gemmell
Mra McFadyen
D. Steward
Messrs Wilson
R. Tuck
H. Rvee
Railway Returns for Cobram Station June Decrease Reported
Officials at Cobram railway station report June returns show a drop of £427 compared with the same month last year. The note highlights a downturn in revenue for the period.
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Cobram
First Round Results in Cobrain Golf Club Best Ball
The report lists pairings and byes in the first round of the 4 bell Best Ball Competition at Cobrain Golf Club. Teams include BR Adams with R Polar, Paterson with Berty, Tuck with Jackson, P Quick with H Backhouse, C Smith with A Blyth, Carmichael with L Pulley, White with O Cantor, H Lahore with Danaher, Hughes with O'Reilly, L Kennedy with Mulcahy, F Quick with R Quick, I Lahore with Grivild, Barnet with Roz, G Grant with G Cotton, Dr Kennedy with J Cotton.
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Cobrain Golf Club
BR. Adams
R. Polar
Paterson
Berty
Tuck and Jackson
P. Quick
H. Backhouse
C. Smith
A. Blyth
Carmichael
L. Pulley
O ° Cantor
H. Lahore
Danaher
Hughes
O'Reilly
Masts
L. Kennedy
Mulcahy
Meses F
R. Quick
Lahore
Grifivle
Barnet
Roz
G. Grant
G. Cotton
Dr. Kennedy
Mr J. Cotton
Rifle shooting score shows Katanalite defeat for 15-point win
The finger score of 764 was recorded by Katanalite on Setar dey as they defeated Inglis Kataudi's team by 15 points, with the team averaging 95.4.
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Katanalite
Setar Dey
Inglis
Kataudi
Barooca
Bardoga
Baronge
Correrou
Coree
Barooga
Quinsue O'Dwyer
Crewiey
Carter and
Purvelt
Russell
J. Toshey
Market Report from Victorian Central Citrus Association
The market remains dull with shorter supplies and steady demand for well packed average grade fruit. Victorian and South Australian goods show mixed prices with small sizes clearing at low rates while a few specials and higher quality selections trade at modest premiums.
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V.C.C.A
Victoria
South Ausielien
Beriean Council Oversees Unemployment Relief and Works
The Berri Shire Council met Monday and discussed unemployment relief, road and depot projects, and plant use. correspondence noted requests on gates, petrol pumps, depot sites, and a sanitary garbage yard, with decisions to grant some permissions and defer others.
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Tings
Derrigan
Op Council
Dominion
A. Stamton
Sistors’ League
Sydney
Ty Hy Neely
Public Health
Bull
Fon Lanas
Cornell
Shire
E. B. Harkness
Shire of Manning
Australia
Works Department
Ngt
Conyeil
Finler Lodge ‘Thompson Tempérance
A. Richnell
Shires’ Association al N.S.W
Joth
Brom
E. D. O'Dwyer
Savernake and Warragoon Progress Association
Yuba
Craiglea
H. Swift
Public Works Department
Bert Tiga Water Supply
Sergeant Whitely
Berrigap
Main Street
Berrigay
Granter
J. Bebington
Tocumwel
R. Burrows
Tocumwal
Lcense
Memorial Hall
Spector
R.I. Ball
Berooga Pastoral Coy
Ballunginga Bridge
T. Quingne
Barooga
Dais
Jones
Robinett
Berrigan
Berrigan-Toc- Uneal
Berrigan-Finley
Isits Fme
Finley
Mount Gwynne
Main Roads Board
Unlighted Vehicles Threaten Night Road Safety
Complaints rise over horse drawn vehicles and bicycles driven at night without proper lights or with invisible placements. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria calls for traffic reforms as offenders persist despite police efforts and repeated ministry changes. The piece urges amended traffic legislation and stronger enforcement to curb dangers to road users.
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Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Fire Gutts Shepparton Boarding House in Early Morning Blaze
Proprietor Geo Byrne reports a rapid fire at the Shepparton Boarding House on Big Street early Monday morning. The front prison section was gutted, eight rooms destroyed, and guests narrowly escaped. Byrne credits luck for everyone’s safety amid the blaze.
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Geo Byrne
Sheppecton
Bigh Street
Shepparton
Barnio Pate
Ayeeb al Eif Breer
Cobram Triumphs In Hard Fought Shepparton Clash
Cobram defeated Shepparton in a tight football battle as Cobram piled on goals late while Shepparton fought back with notable drives. The match featured strong play from Watson, Rhodda, Howells, and Tuck for Cobram, and Smith and Heavey for Shepparton, with key moments including several goals, singles, and late pressure before Cobram sealed the win.
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Shepparton
Cobrem
Imperials
Cobram
Sharpe
C. Watson
Molloy
Papi
Furlong
Uist Stith
Maher
Smith
Mason
Vowler
Babidge
Williams
Trotter
O'Dwyer
Tuck
Welson
Larrier
Howells
Heavey
Arded
Rhodda
Jones
Radley
Clarke
McLoughlin
Butt
Rosle
Palla
Lawler
Am Clarke
Watson
Collie
McGifford
Rimes
Chevery
Cobra
Bharking
Cobram and Newarksy in close Goulburn Valley football draw
Cobram and Newarksy played a friendly at the show ground resulting in Cobram leading with goals by Hedge Weatherill and Newmark, while Nathalia and Nuwmarket led the league table with 24 and 20 points respectively. Discussion shifts to Senate rejection of the Wheat Marketing Bill as Minister Miloney says constitutional limits prevent timely rerun before the harvest.
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Cobram
Newes
Newarksy
Rover
Coubrem
Sheppartoo
Cobra
Hed
Weatherill
Goulburn V Ball Association
Nathalia Sre Ina
Nuwmarket
Aca
Cosme
Shepparton
Gght
Cobiec Tocumwal
Tocumwal
Numurkeh
Cyani
Shepperton Arival
Nathana
Wanghow
Strathmerton
Numurket
Tocumwa
Thalia
Nuworkeh
Tom
Ety
Senate
Pecker Miloney
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Henry Uck
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Tris Taving
PheGebrany Courier
Cobraw
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Cobrant
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Messrs
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Mc Barr
Department of Agriculture
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Walloweyah
Gervaseui
W. Stokes
Mechanics’ Institute
Weir
Ernest Preston
Moya Cole-Aspinall
Norman Lestie
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Ivy Williams
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Lesiie
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Council
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Wagg
Gewredt Business
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Shepparton Imperials
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L. Lonergan
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