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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weather and dates in 1921 with scattered names and places. It lacks full sentences or clear events but hints at forecasts or reports tied to winter conditions and possible gatherings or venues. The readable bits reference fog and skating themes without coherent details.
Local notice invites farmers to bring wheat to Cobram Flour Mill for grinding. Details on price per bushel are unclear in the fragment but indicate a grain processing event and official mill intake.
Compiled survey of Cobram district notes, towns, and governance in a brownstone-era directory. Mentions Murray River location, Shire councils, local shops, farms, and infrastructure while listing numerous place names and officials in a dense, fragmentary survey.
Cogent garbled entry listing multiple names and titles across banks, churches, lodges, and societies. Mentions COBRAS WATERWORKS TRUST and various officers such as engineers treasurers secretaries presidents and lodge officials with scattered locations and dates, all in an OCR damaged format.
Political figures are listed with roles including Pastor Connut as president and Shadforth as a candidate. Commonwealth Electoral Registrar Mister D Little is noted, along with a power scheme overseer and a collector identified as Ke avicer and collector J Oneruthers. Postmaster TD Litt Stationmasten is also noted as H Now.
A garbled OCR page lists various officials and organizations, including placeholders for a state savings agency, a church entity linked to England, a registrar, a cemetery trust chair, a school committee, a lodge, and a grooming society. Names are partially readable with many misspellings, reflecting a dense, multi-entity notices page.
A garbled ad style notice touts Retona as a remedy to winter illness. It hints at health benefits and preventive care while mentioning availability at a location described as Wo ademe. The text resembles an old public health or consumer ad fragment with nonsensical insertions.
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