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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 02, 1895
Page
2
The notice notes that COBRAM presents short terms with prices unaltered, a move that benefits those ready to act. It mentions ongoing support for long-standing customers and implies favorable terms for early adopters.
The notice highlights the CB Corsete along with all other regular lines.
A notice indicates the theater plans alternate Monday showings starting May. Details point to evolving schedules and ongoing events at the venue.
The report discusses open challenges and political debate over building a bridge to span the Murray at Talgerio Cobram. Authorities in New South Wales and Victoria face cost concerns and political promises while residents hope for a practical crossing that meets future needs. The delay fuels frustration among advocates who view a Cobram bridge as essential for regional connection and development.
The case centers on a poisoning believed to be political in New South Wales. The accused, named in the fragment as Dean, faces a grand jury amid debates on motive and evidence. A royal commission may be appointed to investigate the crime and the broader political climate.
A Cobram area page notes a Monday Tuai Bhire council meeting and a plan to modify management. It reports wheat market changes in Melbourne, upcoming church events at Shy church and Tobahwk, and a Protestant church building fund concert. Ward notices list local parcel deliveries and a severe poisoning incident affecting a Cobram child. Local rehearsals, concerts, and a public sale or land purchase are mentioned along with a death and funeral notices for Dr Patrick Smith.
An 1890s style dispatch describes a young man murdering his wife in a brutal act at South Mathowras on a Sunday morning. The text cites sensational scenes with references to clothing, a violent struggle, and a disturbing courtroom or public reaction with quoted remarks attributed to a "Sterling" and others.
Correspondence forwarded to Hugh Mr Thee of Kennedy relates to arrears claimed by the Country Party. The Premier is pressed to address alleged discrimination and misallocation of funds tied to election matters. Aimed at securing repayment from the debtors, the Bank of Tear warns of legal steps if payment is not made.
A government official outlines cuts to vaccination funding and various program costs. The note cites department budget constraints, reallocations, and projected expenditures near 7,067.00 for the year with reductions affecting public services and local departments.
Fragments reference various items and brand mentions with unclear context. The text lists words like brands, items, numbers, and phrases without coherent events or names to summarize as a news item.
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