Cobram auctions set for 1000 sheep sale and notices
Local and general news item notes 1000 sheep auction at Cobram by Campbell and Co. on eve of May sale. Also household goods by Henry Tuck, deaths, wool production records, church service at Cobram Methodist, and various local notices including stock sales, hospital fund card party, and Labour political shift in Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Campbell and Co
Cobram
Henry ‘Tuck
Sisubury
Methodist Church
Willam
Fletcher
Nuwurkah
Mests
J. McNamara and
S. Cochran
Mooroopee Hospital
Criterion Cafe
Cobram and Numurkah clash on farmer's ground hope
The GV.F.A. set to start this Saturday with Cobram hosting Numurkah on the farmer's ground. Local players retirements open spots for juniors as Numurkah plans to field several youths, while Barooga and other clubs prepare for draws and matches across Riverina competition. A focus on kicking technique and practice guides young players on accuracy, timing, and form from Victoria's star ex players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gv.f. Association
Cobram
Numurkah
Cobramites
Asinus
Junicra
Tt In
Numurkab
Binart Russell Wilya
Cobreny
Barooga
A.W. Edwards
Meuers
W. Shadforth
Souler Riverina Football Association
Cobra
Skf.a
Tallygaroopua
Strathwerton
Hrank Tuck
Wanghou
Nathalia
Jerilderie
S.K.E. Association
Bes
Victoria
Mechanics' Pictures and New Offerings at Local Theater
The program features Marion Davies in The Patsy and Pauline Starke in Women Love Diamonds with Owen Moore, Lionel Barrymore and Douglas Fairbanks in a stellar cast. Harold Lloyd appears in Speedy on May 22, plus Water Woes with Jack Holt and Nancy Carroll. Monday June 3 adds Harold Lloyd in The Old Brother, a Melbourne favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comedienne
Marion Davies
the Mechanics’ Pictures
Pauline Starke
Willionaires
Miss Starke
Owen Moore
Bomen
Lionel Barrymore
Dougien Peas Jf
Walaanics
Wednawday
Harold Lloyd
Speedy
Lloyd
Speedy Swift
Berrigan Shire Council Debates Roads and Grants
The ordinary council meeting notes from Barooga area discuss leases of water camping reserves and access reserves north of Barooga, donations for Moorlepat and Jetterie hospitals, Murray Valley road development, and requests to appoint delegates for a deputation to Victoria over the third rail project. Engineer Hary Halim reports sections needing forming, bad boggy patches, and channel crossings needing culverts, with upgrades planned and funding requests approved or recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Lands
Acces
Barooga ‘Hate Forest
H. Schults
Vroa Coreen
Main Roads Board
Murrey Valley
Moorvepta Hospital
Hume Stare Council
Murray Valley
Soo
Tocumwal
Coruna
Rabbit
Burrows
Duon's
A. P. Dawa
Cobram Road
Rhodes
C. Craig
Tasmanian Disaster Relief Fund
Sydney
Dagiseer
GS. Hary Halim
Savernake
Sherwin's
Talalty
P.O
Coxon's
Snell
Ins
Jerilderie Road
Berrigan-Barooga Road
Cobram Golf Opens With Mixed Foursomes Tie At Cobra Lake
Cobram Golf Club opened the week with an enjoyable afternoon at Cobra Lake. Visiting golfers and local members contested mixed foursomes, ending in a tie after a playoff over three holes as light failed. President Mr T A Keansdy thanked visitors and Mrs Strang and Mr Munro shared the trophy after a long day of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Golf
Chebeth
J. N. Laby
Munro
Mire ‘Strang
T. A. Keansdy
Cobra Lake
E. H. Miller
Shepparton Wit 1
Muoro An
Siang
Anil
Lahy
G. Grant
Miss Sinclair
Moore
Den
Cuttan
Hay Jo
Hearn
Shedd
Co Wire
McGuffie
Mcliterovy Stedl
Mcliterovy Stedl-14, Backlow
Miss Willams
McLeod
Misa Artie
Po Jackson
Dons Speen Ro Capek
Lt. Jackson
Kuehie
Miss Stevenson
Furber Galvin
Miss Kelly
Mulcahy
Jackson
and Mes Stubbs
Mooty
Miss Byroe
Miller
Strang
McFarlane
Flannigan
Miss Murphy
P. Quick
Miss Quick
Adams
Miss Jackson
Radford
Johnston
Quick
Amd
Lahore
America Buys Cars By Brand In Early 20th Century
Extract from the New York register shows consumer demand across makes in a two week period. Packard led with 37 774 registrations followed by Cadillac 15 857 and Marmon 1 303 with notable figures for Auburn Peerless Franklin Lincoln Pierce Arrow Stutz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolety
Oldsmobile
Graham-Paige
Hap Mobile
Packard
Cadillac
Dookie College reports April rainfall and grazing conditions
The Principal Mr A Drevermann notes April rainfall of 1 point on six days, year to date 130 points, and grazing pad growth retarded by cold winds. $20 acres fallow cultivated, oat and barley area sown totaling 109 acres oats 32 barley 50 mixed oats and pean. Stock includes 3198 sheep 142 cattle 134 goats, all in good condition. Milking expected to average 95 gallons daily. month total 2 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warroweyah North
Popplewell
Messrs
Campbell and Co
Henry Tuck
J. McNamara and Co
Namur
Dookie Agricultural College
A. Drevermann
Support Your Own Town in Decentralisation Debate
An excerpt argues for local self sufficiency and decentralisation to boost employment, commerce, and prosperity in towns. It claims people should buy locally, boosting district industry over metropolis commerce, with broader calls for national manufacturing and rural vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Teuthiniy
Wwe
Riverina Railways Tour Prompts Victoria Revenue Debate
Victorian Minister urges rail expansion as Riverina settlers push for development. NSW gains freight potential from new lines while Victoria faces slow revenue prospects. Transfer of Katamatite station master Thomas Lanigan to Baroowatha noted amid community events. A local wedding to Miss McKay is mentioned along with a dental notice transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viese
Victorian Railways
Rivera
Victoria
New South Wales
Sydney
Melbourne
Riverina
Murrumbidgee
Riverisa
Euston
Letty
Benance
Groves
Thomas Lanigan
Katamatite
Baroawatha
Miss McKay
Nuwurkah
Fragmented OCR kids sports note across weeks
A partial OCR read mentions names and dates related to a youth event with unclear details. It hints at a local school activity or game but key elements such as participants, location, and outcome are unreadable. Further clean text needed for a precise card.
Unreadable appears from fragmented 1920s notice row
Fragmented OCR text from a local newspaper item mentions people and places without clear context. The legible bits include names, church notices, a city, and a Presbyterian group, but essential details, dates, and actions are missing.
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Zephrys
Tobraicos
Fuji Silks
Peis
The
Winter House
Reno
BRI
Rajely Aed Serre Central
Gordon Anderson
Chevrolet
Cobram Courier
Way
Monsixon
Bas Aeras Pestteuey
Rivers Johnston
Barocga
Cuttie
Toquiuwal
Hull
Cobrain
Queensland
Labour Party
Mr Groves
W. IL Hirles
State Insurance Department
Messrs Dixon
Pitchett
Suorabin
Oaklands
Liverpool
New Zealand
Douiliguin
Lady de Chair
South Africa
Australia
Abe
Mee
Berrigan Shire Council
Drs. Collie
J. Howe
W. Pyle
J. D. Aitken
D Boyd
E. Way J. Davies
G. Pinuueke
T. Dalgleish
Caulfield
Pinnuck
Howe
James
Mills
Davies
Pinnock
Shire
Aitkes
I Monalong
Pyke and Davies
Reeds Board
Mc Thomas
America
Dookie College
Wendell Lajos
Vilage
Barat
Que
Ely
Ineal
Riverina Railways
Terug Lwin
Ter Radwass
Cari Willis
Praean
Duce Ion
Hanes
Wey A
AES
Farraweyan
Cobram Mechanics
Mab
Love's
Columbia Portabl
C. T. White Cobram
Katamatite Crick
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Rcil UE
Englas Pamocielas
Weatawatiie
Cobrany
Woah Beter
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