Local council meeting set for next Monday
The Tungamah Shire Council plans its weekly meeting for next Monday. Voter lists for Tungamah and surrounding riding areas will be inspected July 5 to 14, with objections due by July 14. A Cobram Girl Guides camp night featured Phryllis Stewart receiving a Love Dove edition.
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Tungamah
Nuaurkah Meehauiss’ Talkies
Iagt
Min
Country Reds Board
Cobram Troop Girl Guides
Pator
Phryllis Stewart
Miss Stewart
Cobra
District News BAKOOGA and surrounding towns report events
The committer meeting of the Hospital Ball committee moved the event to Wednesday 14 September to aid a local institution. In Strathmerton the golf club opened on Mr B J McLeod's property with a mixed foursomes event and praise for the new links. YARRAWONGA discusses a by law by council to regulate hawkers, with traders pressing for freight policy changes, while Tocumwal notes the theft of Albert Brown’s Nash car near the Presbyterian Church on a Sunday night.
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Frankie Darro
Seandu
Mickey Grogan
Deter
Jackie Coogay
Red! Grange
Tessa Ly
Austen
Vietlam
Beve Nant
Cally
Strathmerton
Tocumwal
Provident
Tetnes
Johnsos
Aloss
Manround Afiss McGulfy
Campbell
NEA
Meikieobia
Meg J. Campbell
Trengrove
John Sou
Mefaut Smith
Mee Murphy
Mise Collie
B. McLeod
Ales Maloney
Faresell
Sirs Donvinne
Se ‘Leitlaw
Linton Suit
Yarrawonga
Thompson
Byslair
Iace
Inchbold
Walter
Cr. Berguson
Albert Brown
Nash
Presbyterian Church
Sand Wateo
Brown
Stolen Horse and Harness Reported Near Shepparton
A horse and cart were stolen last week from Fréu Berrigay Diswich Sines, with four sets of harness taken from Mr Davis. An official from the Public Works Department visited Shepparton on Monday to inspect works and will report to the Minister.
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Davis
Shepparton
Public Works Department
Railways defend freight contracts to curb road competition
The Railways Commissioners defend entering freight contracts with country traders as a desperate but necessary move to protect railway revenue and halt road-transport losses. They call the practice a form of guerilla warfare against road competition and urge urgent consideration of legislation after consulting private, transport interests and public authorities.
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Toe Etter
Hagi
Railways Commissioners
Ode
Red Transport Services
Railosses
Menzies
Wis
Australia Overs Governed Compared With England in Parliament Size
The ALN.A. Chief President at Dandenong cites total parliament members for Australia as 661 for 6.5 million people, about one per 9000, contrasting England with 43 million and 615 legislators, one per 70,000. A veterinary report notes 826 stallions registered in the last year, with 625 draught, 111 light, 90 pony, and rising draught horse demand.
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Aln.a
Dandenong
Ggtires
Australia
England
Smusl
Department of Agriculture
Mr &. A. Kendall
Kendall
Cobram holds off Muckatah in soggy football clash
A muddy Saturday match drew many football fans as Cobram and Muckatah produced a scramble filled with wild kicking and strong marking. Kennedy, Parnell, and Watson featured for Cobram with key plays while Muckatah’s Scott, Bourke, and O'Brien contributed important scores. final tally favored Cobram 5 4 to 3 2 behinds.
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Cobram
Crozier
Boileas
O'Dwyer
Garrett
Mockatah
C. Scott
Conwey
Red End Blacks
W. Quick
Babidge
Conway Wark
Muckatah
Rudd Gosling
Rourke
Kennedy
Jim Parnell
Cobrams
Watson
Joog Susp
Williams
Cobrain
Mc Totyre
Tigers
Smith
McClusky
M. Bourke
Callie
Muckatel
Greg
Ganett
Halltine
Howells
Cobraq
McIntyre Sotaway
Enbnye
Cowo
Collie
Conway
McKendrick
Commits
Jack Ryes
Ross
Strichan
M. Scott
Bubidge
Beane
O'Brien
Chance
Bourke
Butt
Gouer- Bun
Jackson
AL Bourke
Cluskey
Wamurkob
Iasi
Balters Barooga
Cabrais Beltidrop
Lei Balt
Jack Wil
Ruddig
Sre
Mick Bourke
Hocker Jim Waof
Cobra
Tocumwal and Strathmerton clash amid muddled scores
A tangled report from the Tocumwal Strathmerton match outlines a rough game with inconsistent scoring and scattered notes on players. The piece mentions Cobram, Barooga, and Barogs among other teams, plus commentary on Melbourne league form and regional football tensions.
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Epecia
Pye
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Syunew
Perth
Joan On Broad
Henry Tuck
Auctioncer
L. A. Kennedy
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Dily
Cebram Bakery
L. J. Rose
Fenn and Bolton Opticians
Collins St. Melbourne
Jesus
Coeur
Serless
Osram Kerless
LA E. Hocking
Haglehawk
My Matto
Liquidation Drapers
SOL. Joel & Co
Punt Road
Bloomere Kat Cislmers
Caalimiere
Wincys Fckt
Nelson Densims
MIA
Drapers
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Chiorch
St, Margaret's, Corram
Kotawatios
Cobras
Methodist Church
Coomvemae
Stratiineron
Cobra Eee
L—Beroogs
oMuckatl F.C
Dully's Hart
Cobram Poaiballers
S—Darange Parish
Fency Vets
Eld
Cobram Agricultural Society
Barouga Hospitel del
Mathers
Frank
Vile
The
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Bervans
Ponttinen
Purderey
Moline Tash
Victoria
Courics
Cobiam
Central Siding
Shire Ba
D. Carroll
Carrall
C. C. Smith
King Cobram
H. F. Ryan
G. J. Tucker
Cobras Agricultural Society
Lent
Searels
Bueble
Ee A. Gemmell
M. Boss
Mesdaimes
District News
Numurkah
Berrigan
Roads and Railways
Country Competition
RCUTE
Muckatah v. Cobram
Mucketeh
Strathwerton
Tiumwal
Strathmerton Wals
Bataspes Associats
Drowanere
Kitumiatte
Birds
Yabbs
Messrs McPhers the
Stoneman
Murrey League
Tandrs Association
Moornoota Hospital
Cobrata
Numarkeb
Muckatoh
Baroogs
Frebk Tuck
Pinguck
Repuedy
Checape
Berke
Croser
Melbourne
E. Body
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Siatire
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Wen' En
United Country Movement
Curlead
Legislative Cent
Federsland
Uc Numurkah
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