Moss Chosen as United Country Party Candidate for Murray Valley
Delegates from Murray Valley Country Party branches met at Katamatite on October 16 to pre select candidates. They recommended G. C. Moss as the best fit to contest the Murray Valley seat. The party endorsed Moss, noting his farm welfare focus and irrigation expertise. Snowden contested the pre selection but Moss remains the endorsed candidate.
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Courier
Country Party
Murray Valley
Katamatite
M. D. O'Dwyer
G. C. Moss
P. C. Snowden
Moss
United Country Party
Snowden
Wheat and Woolgrowers’ Association
New Zealand
Dominion
Legislative Assembly
Katanga
Murray Valley District Advisory Board
Murray Valley Developmental League
National Endeavor Victory and Postwar Australia
The nation must translate wartime unity into peacetime effort by rebuilding a stable economy and aiding the return of half a million service members. Repatriation, job training, and civilian reintegration require personal commitment. the Fourth Victory Loan invites broad participation to secure Australia’s peaceful progress.
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Australia
Local Cobram Notes Mixed with Soldier Returns
Personal notices from Cobram area recount Mis Ismelda Carroll's Monday train to Broadford to join parents. LAC Francis Howells to Cobram next Wednesday from Italy with 5 4 Squadron. Pat Ryan injured by wood in shoe requiring tetanus and absence from work. Norman Ramage temporarily relieves Crute at railway station. Fred Gilby and Coberg visit Cobram at Mrs Munro's, Gilby sister of W Nevill. Bdr Ian Bailie discharged now back in Cobram. Mrs John Matthews to leave for New Zealand Loan head office Melbourne.
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Ismelda Carroll
Broadford
J. Cruite
Cobram
Mooroopna Hospital
Howells
Lac Francis
Lac Howells
Italy
5/4 Squadron
Pat Ryan
Norman Ramage
Violetown
Crute
Fred Gilby
Coberg
Munro
Gilby
W. Nevill
Ian Bailie
John Matthews
D. Matthews
New Zealand Loan
Melbourne
Rain Brings Relief After Warm Spell
Overcast skies brought rain starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing through Thursday night and Friday morning. About 83 points fell during the shower, easing the warmth after two very hot days.
Melbourne letter on wartime cafe bans sparks civic fever
The ban on hot meals drives restaurants to cold meats and salads, coffee replaces tea, and menus become a waiter’s guess. Amid election heat, insults and party rancor surge as locals debate civic fate and the motor age reshapes urban life through 1890s to 1930s Melbourne.
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Gested
Urke Street
En‘nui
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G.C. Moss
UCP
Cobram Courier
Victoria
Ted Bnllot
Errafilisi
St. Margaret's Church of England
L. G. B. Rose
Mission Service
Memoriam
National Endeavor
Chileren
MENS
Arrow
Cavalier
R. Shadforth
High Street
A. McGauchie
Wain Street
Citizens of
Petra
R. Elrington
A.I.F
Radcliffe
Bank Street
Miss R. Jordan
Punt Road
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Teoaresaa Belence Pablibigg Bein
Te Avsirsiien Bee
Mateens
Sydney
Anatratia
Christian Belepee Monitor
Fmt
Mares Oe
Sepereay
James Imeleting
AL Melbourne
Verdon C. Williams
Beniversity High School
Jonas le
Eee Ter Aestor
Waaaf Choir
Aedes
A. Muller
S.T.C
New
R.a.af
Swan Hill
Albury
Murray Valley Coaches Pty. Ltd
Swaaty
ELL
Bethune's
Telohpe
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