Cobram concert aids Scots Church continues with ensemble encore
A large Cobram audience enjoyed a Wednesday concert for Cobram Scots Church. Brentnall orchestra opened with Mica Hook of Jol lend, Nirvana was sung by F. Rockcliff, and Serenade violin by G Brentnall drew encores. Miss Kittle accompanied, and God Save the King closed the evening amid warm appreciation despite a poor turnout.
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Cobram Scots’ Church
Brentnall
Nirvana
Aung
F. Rockcliff
Amber
G. Drentnall
Breathail
Rockcliff
G. Brentnall
Minchinton
Williamson
Miss Corlett
Cobram
Kittle
W. ‘Croue
Margaret Smith
G. Brennal
Li Fung Fu
Miss Crilly
Greig
Wilson
McCrone
Mulateer
Malaga
Cobram Courier Morning Edition Thirteen November
Cobram Courier daily edition dated Thursday November 11 presents brief local notices and community updates. Reads as a compact snapshot of regional events with emphasis on civic notices and small item summaries.
Local and General News Highlights In Cobram Area
Prime Minister Bruce urges Australians to honor Armistice Day with a two minute silence from 1 am. Snooker final won by Snooker with Les Wyatt runner-up at W Snadforth’s billiard room. Mildred Bell passes University of Melbourne music exa ms with honors. Two aeroplanes arrive at Cobham from Point Cook en route to Echuca under Lieutenant Wilson. Heavy 48 point rainfall at Koonoomoo boosts wheat crops. Fire destroys three lucerne and one general goods truck on a Berrigan goods train. Swimming enthusiasm grows in Murray region. calls for Cobram schoolchildren swimming instruction. Death of Ven Arch Priest McCarthy at Numurkah aged, long-serving pastor. Fr Ellis escapes car steering failure near Numurkah while en route to services. Public auction November 12 offers 115 acres 25 perches of Murray River land near Barooga Cobram. Morigegee mortgage. land suited for planting and farming. Citrus prospects rise along Murray River. opportunity for investors.
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W. Snadforth
Les Wyatt
University of Melbourne
Mildred Bell
Bell
Cobram
Anita Phillips
Euroa
Koonoomoo
Berrigan
Mechanics’ Institute
Murray River
Barooga
H. Tuck
Methodist Synod Holds In Seymour In Early November
The Methodist Synod of the Goulburn Valley District met in Seymour on Tuesday and Wednesday November 1 and 2, chaired by Rev. J. G. Secoml of Shepparton. Officers were named, pastors advanced, and a candidate for ministry recommended. Kyabram to gain a new church costing about £3500, parsonage plans for Shepparton, licensing act amendments debated, and a protest against totalisator revenue. The Synod urged Sabbath observance and abstinence from actions lowering the Lord’s Day. Rev. F. S. Woods Numurkeh was appointed to the stationing committee.
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Goulburn Valley
Seymour
W. R. S. Hemingway
Alexandra
W. C. Edwards
Nathalie
Kyabram
Shepparton
F. $. Woods Numur-keh
Man
Major early morning fire destroys eight shops in Finley
At about 2:30 a.m on Tuesday a blaze swept through eight main street shops north of the Tuppall hotel in Finley leaving a wide area in ruins. The centre of the outbreak is thought to be near Comino's or Lines' with most contents lost and several premises partly insured. Mrs Curtin suffered heavy losses from a Christmas consignments not yet unpacked.
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Finley
Tuppall Hotel
Comino’s
Lines
J. Harney
Comino and Co
M Rava
Gus Lines
R. Hanes
J. Curtin
Brown, Corke & Co
Rava
C. Druitt
Curtin
Deputation to Victorian Electricity Commission Discusses Light Scheme
The deputation to the Victorian Electricity Commission log over the electric light scheme and would send an officer to interview local people.
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Victorian Electricity Commission
Cobras Agricultural Society Meeting Notes
At Mec Institute the Cobras Agricultural Society held a meeting on Thursday with officers and several members present. Discussions covered show grounds, exhibit shed work, subscriptions, prize catalog timing, and water provision for cattle pens while awaiting a new committee.
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Mec Institute
Irs
Mewts T. Hanis
A. Wadenen
Co. White
S. Gregory
KR. Denson
W. Adans
J. Millersck
W. McKey
Warrant Srcetary L. Hamilton
Messrs
Stratos
Gilmour
McCor- G. Richie
Waleson
Adams
Gregory
Jesuit
Wadeson
le Amson
Adams and
White
Thornell
T. Harris
W. McKay Iso
Wadeson and
N.S.W
Victoria
Department of Agriculture
Cobram
Sydney
Messrs McKay and Millerick
Adama
Railway Receipts Decline in October Versus Last Year
Courtesy of Cobrem railway officials, a published statement shows October railway receipts fell compared with the same month a year earlier. The note mentions advertising as a driving force behind modern home comforts.
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Cobrem
Cobram Triumphs In Cricket Overt Numurkah Match
Cobram built 195 for five, Numurkah Fire Brigade replying with 56 all out as Cobram won outright. Wiltor 101 not out and Grant 43 starred for Cobram. Hob Warroo's opening spells for Numurkah were costly. Cobram captain praised Numurkah’s keen fielding and travel support. Katamatite defeated Numurkah 111 to 75 with Sidebottom and Sinclair stars in bowling and fielding. A Henty stock sale yielded a dramatic heart failure death of a horse hitting £15 onlookers.
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Cobram
Numurkah Fire Brigade
Fire Brigade
Cobra
Wiltor
Co. Grant
Einry Week
Hob Warroo
Numurkal Boys
Indies
Katamatite
Numurkah
Numurkah Cricket Club
Katawatite
Nunurkah
W. Shaw
Danckent
H. Sidebottom
McNamara
Felding
Sidebottom
Sinclair
Henty
Untitled Fertility and Fallow Practices in Wheat Fields
The article discusses fallow management and weed control in wheat cultivation. It highlights deep discing, shallow cultivation, and bed methods to destroy weeds and preserve soil, stressing the need for timely operations and suitable implements to maintain soil structure and crop vigor.
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Ted
Dows Weel
Victorian Central Citrus Arsecuties And The Eurkee Past Week
Gippsland notes show crop yields poor across the region with heavy grime affecting fruit and coarse quality in parts of New South Wales. Returns indicate improving rigs and heavy stocks, while a Bowser to Peacree line opened near Bowden connected Ovens River margins. a special train carried hundreds amid crowds. Wheat averages reached up to 40 bushels per acre with grazing prospects improving near Peecheeba as timbered country sees three sales underway.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Bowser
Peecie
Mar
Mis Ve
Mr Tocvectr
M Cliffe
Wangera
Dreds
Bow
Ovens
Peechelba
Seisiemen
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B. L. Rice
Wepsagenha Fancy Goods
Australian Estates and Mortgage Co. Ltd
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Abi Chemists
Baisalm Vikada
Osman Mills
Melbourne
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Cobram Tennis Club
Orange Kiss
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U.S
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Mr Bruce
Australia
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Geelong
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Murray
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Father Ellis
Cobrein
Methodist Synod
Axxcan
Conererick Hall
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Rubiness
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Marshall Sivetair
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