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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
2
The fragmentary text shows names Peet Yithian and Varun connected to AME and Sihialen Sayin, with a ban implied. Context unclear due to OCR issues, but references to individuals and an organization are present.
A scanned Cobram directory entry lists local shops mills councils and services. It mentions Cobram on the Morris River and nearby districts with references to the Goulburn Valley railway electric power and various agricultural and industrial operations.
An OCR fragment lists local entities and roles in Cobram including Waterworks Trust, Banks, Agricultural Society, Memorial and Cemetery committees, and political groups. It mentions districts and several named officers such as W. Campbell, J. Ryan, L. Hamilton, and M. St Wadewon, reflecting a snapshot of community governance and society postings.
The record cites Commonwealth electoral registrar Mr D Little and engineer J Carruthem linked to an electric light and power project. Postulations mention Little as assistant treasurer and Nay Late Couned-President W noted in the summary.
A fragmented roster lists leaders and officers across banks savings institutions churches and societies including A W Birke of State Savings Bank Australasia and Me J Burghes president of the Church of England with Rev A Tulwniust and other named figures. Mentions Meore-Jower Hugher committee roles and various secretaries chairmen and postmasters in a community notice style.
An unreliable advertisement lists Dr ShetWon and Shittoan brands as remedies for buckache and kulney pain. It claims pills remove the cause of trouble and cleanse wastes, touting unlikely medical benefits and urging readers to obtain the products.
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