Cobram Comforts Fund plans dances and active support
A Cobram Comforts Fund meetingقرر to boost activity and public backing. A youth committee will run a series of dances, with a Friday 9 pm planning session and weekly collections expanding townwide. Gifts and canteen orders for servicemen were approved, plus condolence to Private Gould’s family.
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Cobram Comforts Fund
M. D. O'Dwyer
White
Seymour
Ross
C. White
Messrs
Wadeson
Rev
Foyster
O'Reilly
Millerick
Steen
Gould
Local News Notes and War Effort Appeals in Cobram Area
Cobram area items include Light Horse return from camp and community efforts for Navy gloves and wool pelts for overseas service. Wool pelts drive supports vest distribution for men overseas. Melbourne tannery workers assist. Also social at Weatherill home and irrigation season extended to May 15 1941 with water deliveries ordered by district officers and post 18 May maintenance work planned.
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C.W.A
Cobram
C.W
Canada
N.S.W
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State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Geare
Dairies Supervision Talks Move Toward Cobram Meeting
After a Tungamah Shire Council visit by Assistant Chief Dairy Supervisor Mr Henry, a public meeting in Cobram was announced to discuss Dairy Supervision under Part 11 of the Act. He cited better cream quality from supervised areas, mixed farmer responses, and the aim to offer guidance rather than compulsion.
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Tungamah
Henry
Cobram
Tungameh
Numurkah
Shepparton
Chapman
Oliver
Christie
North West
Conn
Mead
Lethbridge Policy Speech Attacks War Policy and State Powers
Mr C. B. Lethbridge spoke at Tocumwal criticizing war timing but urging all in war effort. He attacked government actions on wealth, aircraft production, and multiple governments, defended his record for Corowa electorate, claimed prior grants and services, and challenged opponents while pledging to fight for NSW and Australia. He urged closer settlement, criticized Stevens Bruxner governance, and defended votes on soldiers and pensions.
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Tocumwal
Lethbridge
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Australia
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New South Wale
Country Party
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Sydney
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Spoone
New South Wales
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Malaya
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Tocum
Berriquin
Stevens-Bruxner
Ungamah Shire Council Deliberations Report Monthly Meeting
Councillors listed including Dr. Lawrence and W Ryan attended the monthly meeting. The engineer recommends relocating a road grader on a formation to improve drainage and higher ground. The council held over for a month to inspect and decide on culvert installation and drainage works while various state departments advised on road resealing, bridge replacements, and public works funding.
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Ryan
Kelly
R. Ryan
Oliver
County Ruyde Board
Melbourne
Mupsay Valley
Couram
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Victorian Railways
Melvou Tle
Hue
Cttateaen
Barroga Mall
Cobram
Strathbe
Wnich
Svevelury
Tundamae Dovers Footballian
Pangamah
Heserve
Irion
Victoria
Conpribhit
Mey
FA Gale
T Cassidy
Soisu 1Cobram
Trausar
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Doyie
Gene
Wansier
Las Ween
Waraill
Country Btu Board
Positskve
Bousey Creek
Struntesrea
County Lead Board
Covivath South Main Road
Counel
Beare
Country Reade Board
Wisd Am
Besch Board
Benalla-Yarrawonga
Besalla
Tocumwal
Drift to the cities spurs debate on wheat and independence
The speech recalls population drift from country towns and calls for stabilizing the wheat industry. Speakers argue independents could hold balanced power in the next state parliament and possible leadership roles in the Commonwealth if leaders fail to carry support.
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Lethbridge
Wilson
Busi
Fadden
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Coles
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Fragmentary text item from an old page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an elderly person, a bar setting, and scattered names. The readable bits reference adults, possible events, and ambiguous actions, but no clear narrative, dates, or structured facts emerge.
For Sale Ad Column With Various Household Items
Classified ad style listing items for sale including cushions and stacks. Notes a price of 28/10 per stack and mentions items like a lunc, hydrants and plumbing parts. Includes contact Rev. Loncreste with phone 64 for inquiries.
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Lune
Loncreste
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