Pipe line progress slowed by weather conditions
A Weather hindered progress reported at the Waterworks Trust monthly meeting. Engineer Mr D Fawekner noted slow advancement on the Loombul Fern line due to adverse conditions, with lingering concerns about water supply reliability and seasonal impact.
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Oath of Popular Silence at Bees Hospital Incident
Fragmentary text references a hospital setting and names such as Lindholm and Bowdern. The readable portions mention an oath, a death, and individuals linked to a local event. The garbled OCR provides limited coherent facts but points to a notable incident at a hospital with several named people and possible memorial or recitation.
Polio outbreak fears in Benalla district exceed 1937-38
Health inspector Mr. Fo Watson warns Poliomyelitis is spreading rapidly in the Benalla district with figures suggesting a more serious outbreak than the 1937-38 epidemic. Citizens urged to avoid crowds and seek medical care for symptoms, while theatres and public venues face cautionary measures.
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M C Winner Dies on Holidays
A Renalle hotel proprietor who rose from a pri itiin and WWI service died on holidays in Brisbane. The obituary lists survivors including wife, children, and grandchildren, noting long service at hotels and community ties. The report reflects a ceremonial notice with family names and places in a dense, OCR-influenced text.
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James Club Shooters Dominate Goulburn Valley Championship
James Club shooters win at Shepparton Guard in the Goulburn Valley Championship. Albert Rate, prominent Ames County figure, led the effort as competition concluded with top marks and a likely win for the club in a high profile meet conducted on a Saturday in September.
Benalla set to clash with Rutherglen in final home match
Local football notes say Benalla, buoyed by strong form, faces Rutherglen in their last game of the season at Myrtleford. Key players Kevin Bond, Max Carson, and Kevin Gleeson near 50 game and goal milestones. Gleeson hit 50 goals this season. Referee critique notes, ground conditions praised, and committee comments highlight good marking and passing.
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Stephens Wins Benalla Golf Championship Invitational
Mex A. E. Stephens defeated Mis Nan Armstrong to win the Benalla Golf Associates championship. Armstrong, a second year player, reached the final stages and impressed with notable potential for the future.
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Mex A. E. Stephens
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Belle of the Ball Season at the Hospital Ball
The Belle of the Ball Season will be held at the Drill Hall on Tuesday October 2, with eleven more Belles to be elected to reach twenty two. Decorations are under way by the hospital carnival committee to outdo prior efforts. Two bands have been engaged for the dances and free admission is requested to boost attendance across the series of hospital balls.
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Benalla District League Final Set at Showgrounds
Winton meets Goorambat in the Benalla District League final at the Showgrounds. Umpire IK Lee will control the match as fans anticipate a tense showdown between the two towns.
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Swanpool Open Day and Community Activities
An open day at Swanpool features tours and demonstrations. Attendees can visit booths, hear safety talks, and meet local groups including youth clubs, volunteers, and organizers coordinating a weekend of activities.
Greys Premiers for 12th Time in 13 Years
The Greys top Joseph in a league match to claim their twelfth premiership in thirteen years. Team officials and club leaders acknowledged strong play from key players as the season concluded despite eligibility and disciplinary concerns affecting late matches.
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