Church Notices Divine Service Schedule
Parish bulletin announces Divine Service to be held next Sunday at the usual location. Readers are asked to follow posted details for times and participation.
25 Jun 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1891
Page
1
Parish bulletin announces Divine Service to be held next Sunday at the usual location. Readers are asked to follow posted details for times and participation.
Cobram Progress Association members are reminded of a meeting at O'Brien’s wine shades on Friday after noon with a 2 o’clock session for the Agricultural and Pastoral Association. A stock sale is planned at Cobram by J M Namara & Co, and Farrall’s Timber Yards advertises broad palinga at lowout rates.
A verbose tirade in the Cubram Courier attacks the rival newspaper Cobram Courier calling it a sickly infant and moral sewer while defending the printing contract and denouncing alleged robberies and innuendo at the council table. The notice also covers a farmers union meeting and local civic actions.
In a letter to the Courier the author criticizes moving shire business to Katamatite, arguing it distances center parishioners, raises costs, and threatens solvency. He warns of tramway shifts and future parish impacts, urging ratepayers to oppose funding a new hall and resisting center relocation.
Fragmented OCR notes describe wheat pest risks and quality concerns, mentioning locations and unidentified entities. The garbled text references farms or traders and mentions terms like mold, ear, and wheat quality in a historical context.
A local inquiry reported by the Mulilie Works Department of SSW and Vietona details a contentious meeting about inmate concerns. The discussion centered on theater cons i deration, wartime context, and potential council actions to address payments and governance delays at the village shire council.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple insolvent individuals and parties connected to a Shepparton Court Town matter. The text references names such as Stephen Crew and Lealyn Crawley, with scattered phrases about a premiere and editor, but lacks coherent details or dates.
The piece surveys South American political tensions and tensions between Slavia and Kolrie Ceriauly, noting media focus on the Nip South and Spain issues. It discusses public interest in republican governance, cultural debates, and a call to avoid destabilizing excessive zeal. It mentions actors like the popular actress and various political observers in a period-typical tone.
A public meeting chaired by the Murray Hut chairman convened to approve a plan for building a railway bridge over the Murray at Kurosuen west of Toeuviwal. The letter from the Chanter of WLP was cited showing broad support among landowners and interest groups for the project.
An annual report was received and balance alerts discussed as officers were elected for the upcoming term. The meeting noted attendance by Porteatinh and C H Lam mond with Hai Soe among those present.
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