Numurkah Leader District Newspaper Note
The Numurkah Leader announces its weekly publication from Numurkah Victoria at 10 shillings per year. It invites readers to submit paragraphs on district functions and welcomes items of interest from the local area to keep the paper representing the community.
Local Print Shop Promotes Domestic Commercial Printing
IN 103 POINTING We claim to turn out work as good as that produced by any other office, and at prices that will stand comparison with Melbourne or country printers. There is nothing in the way of printing that we cannot do and do well. We have consistently advocated trading at home, and business people can reciprocate by obtaining quotations and samples of commercial printing before sending elsewhere.
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Melbourne
Kraschen
Thay
George St
Sydney
Shaw Cohen wedding fills Numurkah church memory
Considerable interest marked the wedding of Winston C. Shaw and Aldyth Cohen at Numurkah Church of England on July 11. Rev J Townsend officiated as guests and relatives gathered in the decorated church and Telegraph Hotel dining room. The bride wore ivory quilted satin with diamente trim and orange blossom, attended by cousin Miss Luce Lobb. best man was Kevin Little. Honeymooned in Gippsland, couple received many gifts and cheques, with speeches by relatives and friends.
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Winston C. Shaw
R. de C. Shaw
Ballarat
Misa Aldyth
Bebe) Cohen
Mra B. Cohen
Numurkah
Tminheorer
Kvic Little
Leongatha
Miss Lobb
Little Ung
Dinenon
Telegraph Hotel
Chery
Cohen
J. Towns-eni
Lutveertying
A. E. Merk
EB. Mueyer
Haw
A. Syre
Townsend
Ted
Motl
Vari
Gippsland
Overseas Borrowing and Tax Costs Discussed
Political Notes argue overseas debt has risen over five years by £27,900,000. Taxation and continued overseas borrowing are needed for Australia’s development, with local market limits causing over subscription but full loan funding achieved. The piece notes state debts rose £76,412,000 while federal debt grew by £25,315,000, and warns against cutting borrowing or industry support as prosperity would fall.
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Ausaulis
Australia
Commonwealth
Cobram wins tight semi final over Numurkah in keen clash
Cobram and Numurkah battled in a close semi final with Cobram taking a 14.19 to 12.11 win. Key moments included Watson and Wy ett linking for Cobram while Numurkah fought back through McKenna Eddy and Tyres. Cobram led at quarter and held on despite late pressure from Numurkah with precise kicking and solid defense.
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Mharge
Cobram
Toohey
Harria
Cobram Numurtah
Nathalie
Nemurkah
Acond
Burn Valley Football Association
Watson
Numurkah
Sutnates
Coxon
Danckert
Bacon
Sen
Howl
Eyes
Woods
Smith
Holden
Paterson
Russell
Iwhav
Toobey
Numurkahating
Helms
Eaton
Toran
Babridge
Tne
Cussen
Williams
Cobraming
Ain
Wyatt
Tuck
Babidge
Vin
Eddy
eKenna
Lowe
Lounece Woods
Crozier
Tobey
Holmes
Sharpe
Gregory
Jay
Russ U
Ooley
Wallram
Roi
Rourke
Colliver
Con
Numurksh
McKenna
O’ Beirne
Bitcen
Hulmes
Latte
Cobram to Meet Nathalia in Premiership Decider
Cobram and Nathalia clash on Saturday with Cobram aiming to seal the premiership. A Nathalia win would force a grand final replay the following Saturday at Numurkah ground, with special trains advertised elsewhere in this issue.
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Cobram
Nathalia
Numurkah
Protest Delat Delegates Meet Over Nathalia Rules Breach
Delegates of the Ute Goulburn Valley Association met at Numurkah to decide protest aid by Waughau against Nathalia. The dispute centers on Francis playing with a Bankers' Association club after leaving Nathalia for Melbourne, allegedly violating GVFA rules. Witnesses and club reps debated association definitions and prior similar cases.
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Delegats
Ute Goulburn Valley Association
Numurkah
Waughau
Nathalia
Thoge
Cobram
Francis
J. E. Harper
Messrs
E. Ellis
A. O'Malley
Simpson
Dudley
G.V.F.A
Wanghau
Melbourne
Bankers’ Football Association
Union Bank
Bankers' Football Association
Parnell
Builders advertise services and contact for Nathalia
Septic Tank Specialists offer staining training and paperhanging, piano repolishing and furniture repairs. Plans drawn to client's request. Write for particulars at Court House Hotel, phone 14. Nathalia
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Court House
Phome
Nathalia
Bankers' Association Football Club protest dismissed
Debate over whether the Bankers' Football Club is part of a league ends with a packed meeting asserting the club is independent. A secretary’s letter confirms no league affiliation, while conflicting papers prompt calls to the League for an opinion before the protest is unanimously rejected.
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Bankers’ Football Association
Bankers’ Association
Francis
Bankers
Na‘ Thalia
Bourke
Elis
Bun’ Ers’ Football Association
Ellis
Parnell
Reynoldson
Thompson
McCluskey
Bankers' Association Football Club
Drumanure Edges Dookie In Tight Katandra Clash
In a sun day game Katandra Association played at Dookie with Drumanure and Dookie close throughout. Drumanure won 10.10 to 8.18 as Honan umpired. The Saturday grand final will pit Yabba against Drumanare at Katamatite ground.
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Dookie
Drumanure
Honan
Yabba
Drumanare
POR Gals Scribbling Pads Stiff Techs 100 Stents
A garbled OCR snippet references POR Gals and scribbling pads with stiff techs, mentioning 100 stents and The Leader. The readable elements suggest a local page item about a group or event, but key names and context are unclear due to broken text.
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