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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
2
Local and general items appear garbled in an OCR slice, mixing measurements, names, and scattered phrases. The readable fragments hint at a prize event linked to a Pine show next April, with references to juries and a timing window around 20 eats this guriod.
A chaotic OCR readout shows a meeting of a society with adjournment to next Thursday and requests for attendance. The text lists attendees and multiple names, places, and actions, including references to committees, decisions, and possible future sessions, with scattered dates and vague health and legal notes.
A jammed notice sheet lists a Cobram Hall meeting for council and community groups, plus a poultry show, auction, and rubbish disposal concerns across district roads. It mentions residents, traders, and officials arranging events on Monday through Saturday with shifting venues and times.
A garbled oxford of names and phrases hints at a horse parade event with nods to Cobra Horse, Ferniony sy Med, and various riders. The report mentions admiration for The Bapin and several horses with uncertain spellings, suggesting a lively scene but unclear results or outcomes.
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A brief report from Cobram notes the usual monthly meeting of the Progress Association. A deputation led by a representative urged the Minister for Public Works to proceed with works to mull the reel to se Cobram, aiming to boomrade by tow race an oy of speed si. Members faced charges and minutes were discussed, with emphasis on rates and station repairs.
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