McDonald Wins Goulburn Valley Seat On Primary Votes
Mr McDonald secured a clear majority on the first count in the Goulburn Valley election held Saturday March 1. Despite about 10 absentee votes to be counted the result, with a lead of 178 over three opponents, seems secure. He has long service in local politics and thanked supporters, pledging to work for all parts of the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn Valley
Mcrionald
McDoenull
Shepparton
United Country, Party
Echuca
McDonald
Shepparton Irrigators’ Association
Avcartia Aruna
Baymah
Barmah
Buthartha Cobeam
Conunnatia
Fia Coegrave
Fowls in the Orchard Highlighting Poultry as Orchard Allies
A Victoria retiree extols fowls as key orchard allies for pest control and cleanup. He recounts a 40 year trial with mixed flocks, noting eggs profits and edible birds, and explains how he lured scavengers into the orchard after harvest, guarding fruit during ripening by restricting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Farewell Social for Mr and Mrs Gregory at Waaia
A large Wasia Hall crowd bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Keith Gregory before their move to Noondarra where he will lead a new local school. The event highlighted his popular tenure, support for girls basketball, and community service with speeches, songs, and gifts from teachers, clubs, and the Mothers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasia
Keith Gregory
Noondarra
Gregory
Locel
Waaia
Wench
H. H. McPherson
Numarkah
Yarrawonga
Miss Goodge
G. Moss
Tom Coffey
Frank Jensen
E. Brensing
Mr Gregory
Brening
Fowl Enclosure Guards Orchard From The Two Gate System
Poultry kept in a wire netted yard must pass two gates to access the orchard to prevent massive fruit loss during harvest. One gate left open could ruin crops, while a two gate safeguard slows moth infestation and bird damage. Local notes mention Coen moth risk and community farming details across multiple townships.
The New Member Honored at Mothers’ Club Evening
A baptism of new energy marked the Mothers’ Stub meeting as Mr Gregory paid tribute to the club’s work. The event recognized a new appointed teacher, Mr Smith, and praised the group’s service and efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Smith
E. Miller
Aly
Staggard
Mart
Daly
Smith
Church Notices Next Sunday Services
A garbled church notice states services will be conducted next Sunday. The readable text mentions Mr McDonald described as seven years old, an orchardist by trade, with other filler words suggesting a magistrate or legal reference, but details are largely obscured.
Berrigan Defeats Numurkah in Murray League Premiership Clash
Berrigan won a high attendance match at Tocumwal by 27 points over Numurkah to decide the Murray Football League premiership. Berrigan led most of the game with 8.1 to 1.1 at final, supported by key plays from Bush Pyle and Dunn. A large special train from Numurkah reflected the strong interest, with awards presented to G. Bush for best and fairest of 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numarkah
Berrigan
Tocumwal
Numurkah
Unclear football snippet shows Bet tigan key players and Numurkah signs
Fragmentary report tracks Bet tigan and Numurkah players including J Bruce E Miller and D Rourke with Rourke Daly and McKaskill in action. Free kicks and goals noted for Berrigan and Thornton. Local times and place hints Cobram Katamatite form a muddy timetable.
Public Health Notice At Farmers Arms Hotel Afternoon
A notice reports a public health event at the Farmers Arms Hotel on Vaughan Street from 1 to 4.20 pm. A wheel dies and plain se tandully treated to both evxes, with details partially garbled in OCR.
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Farmers’ Arms Hotel
McDonald Triumphs in Shepparton Area Polls Victory Lifts Local Spirit
The report notes McDonald winning in Shepparton and Nimurkah amid a quiet polling day with booths closing at 8 pm. He receives congratulations from supporters and plans to continue public service, promising to work for the district and home town. A late arrival drew attention but caused no disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offanton
Hire
Joni Te
Wml
McBu
Shepparton
Mom
Joh
Moan Bein
Sarhai
Moovoopna
Moss
Nimurkah
Gordon
Wodea
Tae Huts Wien
McDonald
Numurkah
McDorald Promis
Numurkah Rally Falls Short Against Berrigan in Tight Duel
Numurkah and Berrigan played a hard fought game with several lead changes. Berrigan surged late, piling up goals from Reynoldson Pyle Terlich and Dunn to edge Numurkah 11 goals to 14. Key contributors included Reynoldson Dunn and Terlich for Berrigan and Bry Staggard Hooper Morris Pamrke Coxon Des Bourke Tyres for Numurkah, while Barnes and Thornton starred in defense and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrigan
Bush
Pyle
Thornton
Numurkah
Fitzgerald
Daly
G. Rourke
Coxon
Staggard
Hooper
G. Bourke
Ftom
Bruc
B. Miller
Tertich
Stewart
Des. Bourke
Dunn
Martin
Barnes
McCaskill
T. Rourke
Paterson
O'Beirne
Eddy
Numurkahaslly
Morris
Reynoldson
D. Rourke
Nu-maurkah
Nemurkah
Peterson
Farrell
Bryce
Bines
Tyres
Berrigar
Green
D. Bourke
Moss
Numurkah Baiks
Mansell
Smith
Terlich
Bruce
D. Bruce
Numuckah
Reynaldson
A R. Miller
Bry
Pamrke
Bus
B. Miler
Bruce Bros
Rey. Voldcon
Barnes and Northey
J. Bourke
Strathmerton Triumphs Over Barmah In Picola Match
Strathmerton won the 1038 premiership clash at Nethulia 12.14 to 7.12, edging Barmah by 32 points. J. O'Brien starred with six goals, supported by Stokes Henderson and Cuthbert as Barmah’s best included Ludby and the McCanns.
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Stumtmeron
Picola Football Association
Barmah
Nethulia
Strathmerton
Tar Joal
Thes
Byal
Indi Electorate Boundaries Drastically Redrawn
The Indi electorate undergoes a Federal redistribution that shifts 44 149 electors to 49 795, likely delivering the seat to the Country party. Hutchingon currently holds it for United Australia. Subdivisions to Deakin include Alexandra and Healesville. Echuca areas move to Deakin while Benalla North Cobram Dookie Euroa Katamatite Kyabram Mooroopna Nagambie Nathalia Numurkah Shepparton Teturra Tungamah Violet Town and Yarrawonga join Indi. New Indi areas list Beechworth Benalla Bright Chiltern Corryong Mitta Moyhu Myrtleford Rutherglen Tallangatta Wales Wangaratta Wodonga and Yackandandah.
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Indi
Country Party
Hutchingon
United Australia Party
Deakin
Echuca
Alexandra
Croydon
Gaffney’s Creek
Healesville
Kangaroo Ground
Lillydale
Mansfield
Ringwood
Warburton
Yea
Benalla North
Ne warkan Cricket Club annual meeting shows strong support
At the Ne warkan Cricket Club annual meeting Thursday night a large attendance heard President A S Marshall praise past efforts and optimism for the season. The cup likely to gain a permanent home as Numuk kah Wanehau and Baronga have won it twice. Officers were elected and committees set to canvass subscriptions.
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Newarkan Cricket Club
A. S. Marshall
Simpson -Eun
Numukkah
Wanehau
Baronga Hav
Syijlers
Gos
Shaw
Itl
Thomas
T. Ghllin
Pup Stevens
Pourtue
N. Kindlay
Wacm'y
Hy Barl
Findlay
Ant
Numurkall-Cobram Association
Kitega
Wonehnu
Strathmerwon
Katanjatity
Kaurineba
Kutunga
Numurkah
Cobram
Borooga
Naying
Dyunianive
Isley
My S. H. Scots
Myuek ‘Fahey
Wunghau
Scott
W. Rowe
Katanga
Numurkeh
W. C. Shaw
Association
Finley
Barooga
Strethmerton A
Katamatite
Nunurkah
Wurrghau
Katunga
Waia
Nacing
Kaarimba
Wanla
Wangliny
Dromanure
Naring
Kashimba
Numurkaha
Strathmerton A
Baroogs
Strathmerton B
Tiwan
Melbourne
Jonashite
Kaarimba Club Forms Team For Penguin Competition
A Kaarimba Club meeting approved a team name for the pengant com petition. Officers elected include President My Tyan Rossview and captain Mrs J McArthur, with an aim to join the league amid a £8 2/0 credit balance.
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Uwe Riwirsiilat
Weneraal
Vnfirwy
Serviceteil
My Tyan
Ormond Plant Farm Offers Perennial Lupin Seeds
An Ormond plant firm advertises perennial lupin seed from their stock, noting special pricing and a limited supply. The fragment cites a street address and mentions a “Nomerkal Leader” along with a retail context, reflecting a period ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alopal Empire Arcade
Bhivlers Street
Nuinedt
Nomerkal
Homeward Ray Stallion Wins Show Ring Certificate
The article notes Homeward Ray, a stallion from Grand Voyage, winning life certificates and a show ring award. Mentioned are lineages, breeder details, and the lack of further offspring proof, with back numbers available from the office on request.
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Homeward
Me Reval
Povalle
Balan
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