Cobram Defeated as G.E.S. Roscoe Coldwell Excels
In Cobram Oval last Saturday G.E.S. defeated Cobram 9 13 to 7 9. The match featured fair to high marking with G.E.S. showing fast team work and Cobram failing to capitalize on early opportunities. Cassidy as captain, Simmonds as vice, and team members listed include Blair Closer Reid In ’am Hallett Berrick Morrison jour Tepper Lennan ae Bethey Dibbs Hearn Bellairs McCluskey.
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Roscoe Coldwell
Cobram Oval
G.E.S
Cobram
G.es
Casidy
Simmonds
Blair
Closer
Reid
In‘am
Hallett
Berrick
Morrison
Jour
Tepper
Lennan
Ae Bethey
Dibbs
Hearn
Bellairs
McCluskey
Cle
K. Maxwell
Ord
Air Force
Shier
Lee
Buncle
Maxwell
G.E S
Coldwell
McClusky
Cassidy
Ges
Butt
Cox
Cobram and GES Battle in Premiership Forward Move
Cobram and GES contest a tight match with Cobram’s Maxwell and Guthrie pushing forward while GES defenders Coldwell Cox and McClusky hold firm. Scoring urgency rises late as both teams press, with Cobram seeking an open goal after sustained pressure.
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Cassidy
GES
Bellairs
Cobram
Maxwell
Ase Snagej
Coldwell
Cox
McClusky
Buncle
Butt
Simmonds
G.E.S
Dibbs
Shier
Lee
Guthrie
Denson
Ded Anoth
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Margarine Expansion Tied to War Demand and Butter Blend
The piece notes margarine production growth from 11 tons in 1938-39 to about 10 000 tons last year in Australia, driven by wartime needs and blend potential with butter. It argues margarine offers lower cost, but inferior food value, urging government safeguards and proposing blending butter with margarine for Europe relief. It also includes stray final scores from an unrelated section.
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Australia
N.S.W
England
Europe
Drawn Matches for Tomorrow's Prelim Round
The draw lists Yaten against S H Q in the first pairing with GES and y Strat. The event, labeled as 4cme, outlines the forthcoming table tennis schedule for tomorrow’s preliminary stage.
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Yaten
S.H.Q. Ges
Strat ‘Toc
Government approves districts plan for state agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture Mr Martin announced approval of a plan to establish agricultural districts across the state with seven more appointments to the Department. The scheme mirrors models in Australia and New Zealand, placing district extension officers and veterinary and dairy staff in main districts. A university consultant will advise on training ex service personnel under post-war schemes, with training at colleges and placements on farms and rural industries to gain practical experience.
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Mr Martin
Nir Martin
Department of Agriculture
Australia
New Zealand
Ent of Agriculture
G. A. C. Currie
University of Western Australia
Ministry of
Commonwealth
Fodder Conservation Grants Backed by Government
The State Government will again grant £300 to the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria for fodder conservation competitions. The society runs district contests awarding prizes for fodder quantity and quality and stock carried, leading to six State championships for main farming types. The grants aim to sustain interest in fodder conservation.
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N. A. Martin
Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria
Special Wheat Ration For Horses Used In Sowing Cereal Crops
The Australian Wheat Board will release limited quantities of wheat as a special ration for farmers in drought areas to feed working horses used in sowing cereal crops. Applications, obtainable from the War Agricultural Committee chair, must be returned to that committee. A pro forma payment of 10/9 per bag is required with the submission to the Australian Wheat Board.
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Australian Wheat Board
War Agricultural Committee
War Agricultural
Victorian freight concession extends to beef cattle
The Victorian Minister of Agriculture Mr Martin said freight concessions granted for starving dairy cattle should be extended to agistment areas in New South Wales and beef cattle. The subsidy will reduce the freight rate to starving stock levels in Victoria, with journeys over 153 miles costing half the actual rate.
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Victorian Minster of Agriculture
Martin
N.S.W
Victoria
Scarcity of Nicotine Sulphate Impacts Fruit Growers
Victorian horticultural officers warn of continuing nicotine sulphate shortages into winter and emphasize winter spray measures for aphids and other pests. Tar distillate and lime-sulphur sprays can control green peach and black cherry aphids between mid and late July, reducing reliance on nicotine sulphate in summer. Spring and summer nicotine sulphate remains essential for pear and plum aphids. conserve supply for that use. White oil offers an alternative for sooty months on deciduous fruit while red oil helps curb woolly aphid. Apple leafhoppers persist with no nicotine sulphate substitute, so prune and burn new wood, aligning with extended control plans.
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Victorian
Department of Agriculture
9th Division on Tarakan noted in veteran report
Veteran account highlights 9th Division on Tarakan with Australian forces involved. Sparse details mention soldiers and distant significance, reflecting wartime memory rather than concrete events.
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Tarakan
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