Frcuse ss ciation of residents and farmers
The item requests the participation of residents and farmers in a community matter. It mentions a call for involvement, aims to gather input, and invites local stakeholders to engage in the civic process.
02 Sep 1937
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
1
The item requests the participation of residents and farmers in a community matter. It mentions a call for involvement, aims to gather input, and invites local stakeholders to engage in the civic process.
Thursday edition of the Ste Cobram Courier features repeated header text and announces the date September 2 1037 with sparse legible items likely local notices or community briefs. The readable fragment emphasizes the day and publication identity.
A crew tests the Barooga Bridge ahead of repairs. Barooga BC Ball remains popular with Ger Vasoni's Orchestra providing music. Government action aims to curb screening of George Brent films in NSW. Yarrawonga Turf Club allocates £150 for race programme incl The Yarrawong Cup. donations from Marshall, Gorman, and McNamara boost stakes. Profits support Queen of Sport and Back to fund for ambulance and swimming pool.
A Cobram fall injures Frank Line Han while Mrs Stillard vacationing in Sydney. Bank staff J MacLeod transfers to Melbourne. Cobram Golf Club mourns Jack and Mrs MacLeod. Funeral at Finley for James Ma Jones’ daughter. Death of Thomas Henry Mull in Mumur Kultios weak region. longtime Cobram resident and enthusiastic bowler.
In Youanmite near Katamatite townspeople ban a new teacher to keep pupils safe from a paralysis epidemic. The teacher must stay at the Katamatite Hotel six miles away for three weeks as the town waits to be convinced of no danger before returning the 20 pupils and offering lodgings to the tutor.
Annual Band Mount school picnic by the committee was highly successful. An evening euchre party and dance followed with Mr Dreer winning the gentlemen’s prize and Mrs D Thomson the ladies’ prize. Music by Mrs Dickie and Mr D Thompson, and supper provided by the ladies.
A record consignment of 7500 cross bred wethers was loaded into 65 trucks at Tocumwal yards for Werribee. The sale to the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works was arranged by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd Tocumwal. Observers praised the sheep’s fine condition after a prolonged dry period.
Mr Eric Dryden met with a nasty cut while cutting meat at Mr J Hicksy’s shop and required surgical attention at Bush Nursing Centre. The narrative then shifts to Golf Links Company and Riverine Club, detailing long standing property leasing, improvement efforts, and planned debenture financing with member uptake.
At a largely attended Progress Association meeting led by Dr. B Mills the group discussed moving the station to the town. The minister planned to visit Katamatite and the proposal was agreed upon in principle.
The death of Mrs Ross, wife of Mr Ross, is announced in the Naring district. She was regarded as a long standing and popular resident. The burial service was conducted by Rev Father Rohan as mourners gather to honor the deceased.
In a rough match at Wunghnu on Saturday, the crowd rushed the field after two players fought. The game had seen prior incidents with blows by players. Umpire Black planned to report Mooroopna’s Walar for allegedly sinking J Wellington of Wunghnu after the final bell.
Cobram claimed the section in the Victorian country championship with R Pullar placing seventh scoring 85 and 04. The Cobram pennant team defeated Numarkeh five games to nil, finishing the thirty games with only two losses. Brentnall won the 36 hole handicap event at 136 with Quick second at 142, also taking first and second in the 18 hole event. While playing the fifth hole on.
On January 1 Ossie Nicholson of Australia Reni Menzies of France and Bernard Bennett of England began attempts to beat the 12 month world cycling record of 45 3832 miles. Nicholson led with 38 715 miles by midweek and a 1300 mile cushion as they push toward the 1088 target amid masking on English soil and fierce competition from Menzies and Bennett.
Finley defeated Muckatah 18 goals 14 behinds to 7 goals 13 behinds in a wet, windy semi final at Pico la. Kelly, Ryan and A Taylor starred for Finley while Muckatah's M Bourke and Merton were prominent. Umpire Britt controlled play with a cautious whistle as Finley dominated the second quarter.
Ader Weing willed to order, the Councillors agreed to leave the sun eek In thy sete of Ube Dect gene ratte.
The report discusses riverine transport issues and government figures in Victoria and New South Wales. It mentions Premier and governor level scrutiny, access to markets, and concerns over transport policy impacting rail and road corridors. The text references Mr Stevens and various officials examining the matter and potential access limitations.
The article outlines Canadian air freight aims and logistics during wartime, noting a Winnipeg terminus and the movement of heavy military cargo. It details a plan involving United Air Transport and Edmonton quarters, weighing measures, and the aim to enable rapid air shipping while preserving strategic areas.
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