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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
1
Notice of Shire Hall reception for bridge work
Nders addressed to the Chairman will be received at the Shire Hall Tongamah on Monday July 1 1935 at 11 30 am for the construction of a concrete weir 50 ft wide on the Broken Creek at Bailey s parish of Devenish Shire Hall Tuneamab 17 6 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDERS
Shire Hall
Tongamah
Ap Sill
Bailey's
Devenish
Fenders
Tungamah
Ienises
Coe Shire Dell Pungemah
Mosuay
Sharmerion Loti Schedule Noted At McKenzie
An entry shows a 3 pm to 7 80 pm window at McKenzie with a reference to Auntinenine Sharmerion Loti Eae A. The readable fragment implies a time slot or event schedule, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Shire of Tungamah Roads Tender Calls 1935
Tenders addressed to the President for road works and a timber bridge on Katamatite Cobram Namur kah Tungamah Wilby Main Road and surrounding roads. Plans available at Shire Hall Tungamah after June 25 1935, with deposits of 3 percent required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Main
Boos
Namurkah Tungamah-Wilby Mall
Nimurkah-Tungamah- Wily Main
June 26 Agelcuttural Animal Ball in September
Readable fragments note a June 26 event titled Agelcuttural Animal Ball with September return by soldiers and a local turnout. Details incomplete. event seems tied to veterans and a public gathering.
Local Notes From Cobram and District News
Local and general news from Cobram region including a gold ball found in a sapling, a £3000 water purification scheme, road works grants worth £3000, dispensary updates, and a Cobram Agricultural Society event. Details mention football near electric mains liabilities, a serious burn accident at Marungi, and community singing nights plus fundraising socials at Maneroo with various competitions and supper.
Cafe Chantant at Mechanics Institute Sets Chan Lacs Gord
An afternoon and evening Cafe Chantant was held at the Mechanics Institute with competitions in bridge euchre and crib. Mrs Campbell of Numurkah favored the assemble with songs and afternoon tea. Supper was served by the ladies. competitions were won by Mrs Edwards Mrs Hambitow and Ms Pullar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fundancomane Presbyterii
Mra W Coldwell
Mr Hall
Mise & Gemmell
B. Mil ‘Erick
Min D. Adams
Chan Lacs Gord
Mechanics’ Institute
Cempbe
Nomurkah
Iyuit
Edwards
Hambitow
Pullar
Bridges and access woes at Water Conservation meeting
At the Berrigan Shire Council session last week officials discussed bridges built with missing roads straight up the centre, creating curves and higher costs. The Water Commission's channel work harms Mount Gwynne paddocks with cut paddocks, severed fences, and access loss, possibly delaying excavation by two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrigen Shire
Connell
Water Conservatiun
Lielgatyon Commission
Sich
Vegg
Bertigan
Mount Gwynne
Water Commission
Alexander
Koonie College Triumphs In Parke Cup Showdown
The Koonie College team claimed the Parke Cup, narrowly beating rival squads by a single point while standout Tad Tig lit up the meet. Kittle Cup races highlighted the event with vigorous sprint wins and strong performances across disciplines.
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Koonie College
Ratachake
Jhuker Li
Kuttle
Fet Veturdsy
Kotamalite
McVatel
Haulicop
Tev
Te Coulee
Kittle Cup Suaters
World Trip Plan by Mr George Wise From Melbourne
Mr George Wise of Berrigan plans a round the world trip and will depart Melbourne next month. Last week Wednesday J M Johnston suffered a broken shoulder blade two broken tibs and severe bruising when a horse rolled on him after stumbling and throwing its rider. He was taken to Lisieux hospital and is progressing favourably. Mr Morris and his wife, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Burwood of Berrigan, recently traveled to Berrigan by car. Near Equity Park Mr Martis swerved to avoid a piece of wood, the Ford skidded on loose gravel and somersaulted three times, yet occupants escaped with minor injuries. In Cobram 60-year-old William John Mathers, a former resident, died at his residence 6 Renown Street North Essendon on June 17. He moved to Cobram in 1921 and ran a butcher shop until 1932, leaving a widow and children Alice, Mary, Winifred, Michael, Margaret, and Katharine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wise
Berrigan
Melbourne
J. M Johnston
Jahmston
Lisieux'’ Hospital
Morris
E Burwood
Equity Park
Martis
Ford
Renown Street
North Essendon
Cobram
William John Mathers
Unions
Alice
Mary
Winifred
Michael
Margaret
Katharine
Berrigan District Irrigation League Meets
The Berrigan District Irrigation League held a meeting to form an Advisory Committee with the Water Conservation Commission. Dr W Pyle was named as the league representative, J T Close as Finley representative, with no Deniliquin district appointment yet. The Commission favors a three landowner representation seated with the Chief Engineer and Resident Engineer to improve efficiency. Early inaugural committee meeting requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrigan
Water Conservation Commission
W. Pyle
J.T. Close
Finley
Deniliquin
Berrigan District Irrigation League
Tocumwal G.V. pennant match and local notes in Cobram region
Ua COLA in the G V sub district pennant match at Tocumwal Cobram vied Strethmerton 3 matches to two. Reports include football notes Berrigan loss Slattery Sam Suell DeAble Tocumwal, and local council projects such as sewerage for Leeton, roadside tree-planting fund, and a novel 25 ton road making machine tested in the Mala Reeds Board area with worldwide uniqueness. discussions on rear lamps for cyclists and a court case about fines and relief workers.
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G.V
Tocumwal
Cobrem Viefewed
Strethmerton
R. Polar
J. Rowe
Dy Enterson
Kesuoldaon
Sutin
Pinu T
G Siete
Ryedawn
H Hackhoused
Nathalia Triumph Over Cobram In Scrappy Football Clash
Nathalia defeated Cobram with 4 goals 4 behinds to 3 goals 3 behinds in a tense match at the local oval. Key players included Bourke, Hedley, Wait, and Cobram’s Halles, as both sides fielded strong defenses and scattered attacking flurries throughout the half.
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Sathaila Oval
Nathalia
Cobram
W. Fearke
Worl Butler
Beck
Cotrem
Cabrain
Jordan
Wymt
Nathalie
Hares
Cortefisme
Price
Faireas
Collie
Hedley
Gost
Bebinca
Making Yarrawoam ay Attractive
Fragmentary notes describe efforts to attract people to Yarrawoam with references to surveys, dates, and names. It mentions a 2 reel credit and a May 09 date and references to Sydney and Natal Sewer. The legible text includes partial names and unclear phrases about visitor counts and planned improvements.
Unclear fragmentary report from Murray Cod region
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Murray Cod, times, and names but lacks coherent details or a clear event. No identifiable date, place, or outcome can be established from the readable lines.
Tomato Industry Segments and Credit Challenges Highlight Trade
A garbled report outlines shifts in tomato production and processing with references to industry actors, regional players, and regulatory notes. It mentions growers, buyers, and a few anonymous organizations, all hinting at market pressures and evolving supply chains.
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