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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
2
A long review of national and dominion politics sketches a tense period as Britain seeks unity with dominions amid war fears. Prime Minister acts to rally support, with Evatt and Attlee figures referenced. concerns center on elections and parliamentary alignments across states.
Disjointed OCR passage mentions Merwiring Tooke and a sequence of garbled phrases. References to money figures, devices, and unnamed actions appear, but most details are unreadable. The fragment shows partial words and stray tokens without clear subjects or events.
The readable text discusses stack measurement methods with references to average height and product length. It mentions an 10 inch top and embes Kit, and notes about permissible conduct by peers. The fragment references FNP and possible permissions but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
In recognition of his service to fruitgrowers across the state, the Royal Agricultural Society will confer life membership on Mr. Everard M.I.A. for his dedicated work on behalf of the industry.
A sunny Cobram semi final saw Muckatah defeating Numurkah in a hard fought football match. The crowd of around 1500, gate receipts near £63, and praise for umpire Reilly marked the day as a spirited clash with standout figures like James Parnell and Jack Flynn influencing the scoring for Muckatah while Numurkah’s Bicon and Carroll also contributed scoring plays.
In a keen match, Muckatah led by late goals from Mulcahy and Flynn sealing a 12 0 to 10 11 tally. Numurkah rallied with single scores and late pressure but fell short as Kennedy and Parnell converted for Muckatah.
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