Grape picking at Barooga ahead of 400 ton harvest
Seppelt and Sons will commence grape picking on the Barooga property with an expected 400 tons harvested. Cobram residents visited the city for Mornington races where locally owned horses did not place.
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Barooga
Seppelt and Sons
Cobram
Mornington
Cobram to expand township bounds amid health concerns
Inspector's report to Tungamah Council urges boundary reconstruction at Cobram due to new residences outside existing limits. Two anthrax cases noted. health officer reports progress on drainage and grease traps, with a factory site approval sought by Mr G Anderson. An officer is to investigate the anthrax incidents.
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AT. Opie
Tungamah Council
Cobram
M OH
Department of Agriculture
Cobram Council Minutes Open with Routine Petitions
The Tunga shire council notes a calm meeting with no contentious items. Correspondence includes repairs to the Cobram Hotel footpath, light installation at the railway crossing, and discussions on garbage service approval and funding, plus engineering oversight on erosion and road plans.
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Tunganish
A. E. Mudge
Electricity Supply Department
Benalla
Cobram
E. Eldridge
Dr. Gemmell
Opie
Donald and District Citizen's Vigilance Association
Decentralisatio Council
State Rivers
Torrential Rain Boosts Pastures in Cobram District
Heavy rain began Friday night and persisted until Sunday morning. By 9 am Saturday Cobram Post Office recorded 170 points, total reached 398 points by Tuesday, with some areas higher. Farmers expect abundant grass growth and weed control on stubbles before sowing crops. yearly total stands at 923 points, slightly below last year’s 1003.
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Cobram
Half-Holiday Question Roils Parliament and Commerce
Mr G S A Gaylord warns the half-holiday debate may be tied to amendments in the Shops and Factories Act. The jameree president Mr Bitcon notes extensive correspondence on the issue. MPs and chambers of commerce engage in the evolving discussion reflecting broad interest.
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G. S. A. Gaylord
Jameree
Bitcon
Chamber of Commerce and
Tungamah Shire Council meets welcomes new engineer
At the Monday meeting President Dr Lawrence extended a welcome to the recently appointed engineer Mr Nicholls who will begin duties toward the end of the month. Cobram reports incorrectly claimed Katanga Hotel fire last Friday but was not destroyed. An electric power outage Friday caused a brief black-out before service returned.
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Deniliquin
Finley
Riverina
William Dean
Koorawatha
Tungamah
Dr Lawrence
Nicholls
Nicolls
Katunga
Cobram
Katanga
Tungamah Council Approves Resolutions On Roads And Drainage
Resolutions outline engineer plans for St James access, grade maintenance on main roads, and widening at Cobram railway crossing. Council considers re possession of land, drainage changes, and notices to the railway department after recent accidents. Petitions on drainage diversion postponed. notice from National Trustees opposes Yarrawonga Shire proposals.
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Kelly
Oliver
St. James
Batey
Teague
W.angle Road
Gawne
Downs
Sheppartonshire
Crs
Gemmell and Mead
Nunan's Corner
Cobram
Railway Department
Raiway
Coun
Drs
Gemmell
Christie
Thar
Caroll
Carroll
Mead and
Nelson's Crossing
C.s Mead and Gemmell
Graham
Cargeeg
Graham and
Vale
Mulquiney
Lawrance
Nunn Bros
Stevenson
Enbe
Mead
North-West
Centpl
Boosey
Garandall
National Trustees Executors & Agency Co
Melbourne
Repatate
J. W. Caird
Strathnairn Estate
G. 5. Caird
Yarrawonga
Local notes hint at personnel changes and camp events
Fragmentary notes reference a manager possibly leaving, arrivals and meetings at a camp near Melbourne. Mentions of individuals such as Derr, Grays, and Mr Awsrg appear with scattered dates and locations, but the text is largely garbled and uncertain.
Dairy Super Vision Debate At Tung on Montag
Residents of Shire of Shepparton oppose dairy supervision amid mixed views on its necessity. Cr Teague and Dr Mead defend plans for supervised milking to improve quality as farmers argue for local control and gradual implementation.
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Tung
Montag
Giese
Cr Teague Steree
Shepparton
Kelly
Gemmei
Teague
Mead
Nicholl
Supe
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