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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
2
Fragmentary report details a dispute over declaring a High Road a highway. Councillors oppose the declaration while a secretary is asked to interview the CAB and prepare a general report on the matter amid cemetery and area concerns.
A fragmented report discusses the value of the Home Weir with references to peat yields, ownership, and land area. It mentions specific measurements, geographic details, and years of tenure, noting associated experiences and unclear conclusions about present or future conditions.
A blaze damaged a building early Friday as firefighters contained the flames. A petrol-soaked object was found beneath the structure. investigators suspect arson and continue to probe the incident.
A Rushworth boy, son of Martin Bache, escaped unharmed from a mine incident after being struck by earth when about a ton of debris toppled. He sustained bruises and shock while aiding in stone removal, with rescue by David Morgan.
A guest of honor Junn attended a reception with about 200 Keb friends present. The program featured a Dante style skit with music by Gervassails and Grehestrs. My BL O'Lies introduced the event from Ya bba Norh, with Yousiitte Pres byteian Chuc organist providing music and a sugar baba finale.
Fragmentary OCR note records a Sydney inquiry entry with figures 360 and 2 pence involving Shute and others. The readable bits reference Jerilderie and a Wednesday or Thursday procedural note in a legal context.
In Shepparton disputes over town progress surface as club members denounce lack of backing from businessmen. Voices condemn the town’s division with comments on a charity dinner and holiday plans while fisheries and fishing gear costs rise for enthusiasts.
In Corowa a workman named Albert Ayi-Wea suffered a severe right arm wound at Daysdale while sharpening a tool at Whiteman and Sons. Victorian Railways Commissioners A. H. Clepp, Harris, and Cany were on a tour of the region and delayed by hours. Sir Clapp assured Wahgunyah crowds that towns visited were satisfied with railway services.
The Saver take Hall event raised funds for the Paralysis River-Care Fund and showcased the Yarrawonga Concert Orchestra led by Mr Jenkins. Pupils from Mayfair School of Dancing and Miss Joseph contributed a dance number, while Mr Thomas Miss V Morgan and Mr Bert Vilcan were praised for their service.
Vague remarks in Corona and surrounding electorates reference party affiliation and admissions. A speaker mentions government ties from last session and responses to rumors about applying to the United Australia Party.
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