11 May 1899
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 11, 1899
Page
1
Local items report social events meetings and incidents across Cobram district including fundraisers for the Mechanics Institute, a concert planning session, a vaccination drive and federation discussions. Also noted are a fatal-like accident, a farm labourer’s injury and community church services changes.
Magisterial inquiry by H Moore JP into the death of Charlee Cornford a 72 year old farmer from Yountmite. He fell ill years ago and died after a brief incident in his home. The inquest referenced medical certificates and local witnesses. The piece also notes community events at Katamatite and local social and church activities.
An open letter discusses labor questions and proposed schemes, favoring local options over distant plans. It critiques government travel for ideas, praises Cobram Mechanics Hall scenery plans, and laments sanitary and political issues while urging practical development and federation discussions.
The ex Cobram player Bob OKeefe, a blacksmith and footballer, was detained in Rutherglen on a wife desertion charge after a scene with a policeman in uniform. A woman identified him, but she laughed upon seeing the man she believed to be her husband, and he was released.
Racing notes describe a London oriented meeting with Newhaven references and the Usblagt Handicap of 118 seeing Venede win. The report highlights Warren and Kerriyur performances, the Welty Times commentary, and a spectator record attempt on a homelrsine device.
Fragmentary advertises Berlain's Pain Balm for muscle and rheumatic pain. Claims relief for back and limb troubles. Mentions a German cure and sales by W McWadyen with dubious health claims.
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