Rea Browns Noted in Noregrapha Of People
A fragment reports that Rea Browns appears in the noregrapha section of People, with a figure listed as seven. The readable text is brief and lacks context about events or dates.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1936
Page
3
A fragment reports that Rea Browns appears in the noregrapha section of People, with a figure listed as seven. The readable text is brief and lacks context about events or dates.
Obituary fragment laments the death of infants and adults in Numurkah and surrounding districts. Notices mention Mr and Mrs Marks, Bert Crozier, and Postmaster Nottiun Backman, with reminiscences of Mrs Gleeson and others, interments and family tributes amid scattered names and places.
The report covers league match disruptions and results with Tocumwal defeating Nathalia 6.6 to 2.7 amid disputed Numurkah Berrigan game scheduling. It notes upcoming Namurkah horse sale on July 16 and Newmarket fat sheep sale results, plus a brighter livestock market outlook and strong buyer interest.
Doo was played to College winning by three matches to one. Numurkah reports progress in the Knock-out trophy tournament with first and second rounds listed. Best nett scores for June feature E R Kruth, Rev Father O Sullivan, and C J Rage. Standardising handicaps aims to set scratch scores across Victorian golf links with a visit by A Le Fevre of Royal Melbourne on Monday the 13th.
The district club elected officers including President Med. 0. Auton and secretary Mr Bert St eakth. A hare shoot to raise funds for the club is planned for May, with meetings announced and committee members named. Weather notes report plentiful rains and a promising harvest.
A special steam train will run to Cobram for the Numurkah Cobram hatch next Saturday. The outbound departure is at 1.45 and the return from Cobram is at 6.15.
Sack Tyres has been appointed captain and honorary coach of the Sumurkah club, with Roy Eddy vice captain.
Picola Association action reports no Saturday matches with postponed games to finish the round. On Wednesday Gold House defeated Blue House 12 goals 15 points to nil, Blue House unable to score though contesting well. Key contributors included J Dudley C Cowan K Laidlaw B Sealey and K Moss with goal-kickers Cowan three Murray two McNab one Knox two Laidlaw Miller O'Brien Meiklejohn Holmes.
The principal of Dookie Agricultural College notes excellent rains totaling 209 points and 737 points for the month, with crops healthy and germination strong. Cropping finished June 11, area details include 400 acres wheat, 343 acres oats, 26 acres cape barley, 2h acres peas, plus 60 acres experiment plots and 33 acres pasture. Wheat varieties listed include Ghurka 198 acres and others, with 100 seeds of something noted. some text remains unclear.
Dr P O Hanlon report to Nathalia meeting outlines Loch Garry flood area arrears. Arrangements offered if current rates paid promptly, with arrears collection held in abeyance. Royal Commission hearings discussed. expectation of radical changes favoring locals, but immediate rate summonses continued.
An fragmented prompt lists NUMURRAH H.0. and towns including NATHALIA PICOLA COBRAM KATAMATITE and STRATHMERTON. The snippet appears to request a broader seminar or event coverage across several small communities.
An OCR fragment lists Ormond Plant Farm Pty Ltd and its Melbourne depot at Empire Arcade 255 Flighery Street with correspondence directed to W Robinson managing director. It mentions a Sended note about growth items and preventive measures, but the text is garbled and unclear about specific actions or dates.
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