Knotts notice of death for Ellen Know at Coburg home
Ellen Know, beloved wife of James Know and mother of Jack Ray Connie Jim and Adnan, died on the th March 1925 at her residence 11 Stock Street Coburg. She was formerly matron of Kyneton Hospital.
12 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
1
Ellen Know, beloved wife of James Know and mother of Jack Ray Connie Jim and Adnan, died on the th March 1925 at her residence 11 Stock Street Coburg. She was formerly matron of Kyneton Hospital.
The Better Farming Train will visit Cobram next Wednesday. Mr H J Pearson visits Cobram on March 1 and 25 at the Grand Central hotel. A clearing sale by Laffy Bros. at Boomanoomana starts this afternoon at 1 30 p m. Races at Yarrawonga next Wednesday include a band and evening entertainment to raise Primary School funds. The Blind Concert Party tours Strathmerton on 28 and Cobram on 30 to aid the Brighton Home for the Blind. Miss Joan Mansfield visits Cobram on 23 24 25 with a Winter Show at the Cobram Hotel. Immediate inquiries to Lynette High Street Shepparton. F J Dalton of Naring holds a clearing sale on Tuesday at 10 o'clock with no reserve. Mrs Ellen Knott, Cobram resident, dies after a long illness.
Local notices advertise a Buick for hire in Cobram by C H Henderson and a meeting of the Cobram Tart Club at 6 pm. Road contracts in Berrigan Shire are listed. Grazing rights at Muckatah racecourse offered for 12 months from April. Better Farming Train exhibits arrive in Cobram for one day with short lectures. Horses to be sold by McPherson Thom at One Warrawooga on March 25. Cobram Warrnambool fire event times and a cricket report from Country Week. Book notices include Weldon’s Ladies Journal and Smart Set Magazine via Gordon & Gotch. A clearing sale at Mr Teitz’s farm near Koondroo on Monday. Kilpatrick McLellan & Co announce a sale of sheep and cattle on March 18. Cobram St Patricks races next Saturday with a concert at Joseph’s Hall. Royal Victoria hotel Cobram sold to W Lang of Leongatha with planned alterations. Film notes advertise The Fighting Coward at Wonderscope and two features Little Italy and Torchy’s Millions plus American Gazette.
Shire minutes cover lands and survey reports health inquiries road work open air theater Cobram and Cobram station roads state highway status and noxious weeds meeting in Bendigo. Delegates appointed for Yarra Shire topics. bridge repairs dam damages settled in court. tenders invited for forming and tabling roads and lighting contracts renewed for Cobram Tangamai. Finance shows receipts and arrears while officers report cattle impounded and ice cream analysis.
The citrus display on the Better Farming Train highlights fumigation methods for scale in Victoria citrus districts and educates growers on drainage irrigation soil stocks and related packing practices. Emphasis on grading and packing to ensure true ten grade fruit and market confidence.
A short reflective piece urges discontented townspeople to fix themselves rather than blame the town. It argues real towns grow when individuals work hard and avoid shirking, sharing a call for everyone to give their best to revive their community. The message stresses the town’s character mirrors its residents.
No yce is given that four proceedings will be taken for the recovery of all outstanding paw fees not paid within 7 days of this date. W H Tr ic Shire Secretary announces Shire Hall Tungamah 1th March 1425.
Proceedings will be taken against all persons neglecting to comply with the provisions of the Dog Act 1915. W. H. Tricks, Shire Hall, 1 Ws, 24.
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