Devenish Sports Meeting Highlights and New Officers
Readable fragments describe a Devenish Sports gathering on March 14 at Mast we meeting Ted Deen, with £60 for Ayocaretta and Benalla, strong attendance, and plans for a Tall teaekine drive. Officers elected include copresidents Messrs Wilko and Berthun, secretary Mr Lidger, and treasurer J rewirer with a forthcoming date for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Deen
Ayocaretta
Benalla
Jt Wa
Hema
Poe Dalineesnes
Ceelidert
AJ J d
Messrs
Wilko
Rots Lighton
Ro Berthun
Po J. Lidger
Gnembers
Our Town Shire on Friday Events at Sturken's
A fragment notes a town event at Shire on Friday February 6 and mentions Sturken's in a short notice. The readable text is incomplete but points to a local gathering location and date.
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Shire Hall
Starken's
Pleuro Under Control In Hume Areas
Pleuro pneumonia appeared to be under control in the Hume Pastures Protection Board area according to stock inspector J. O. McCulloch. He warned stock owners to remain vigilant for 12 months and noted the outbreak likely spread by carrier animals. He cited cases of Pink Eye among sheep and cattle linked to lush fly, urging special care for lambs and young stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume Pastures
J. O. McCulloch
McCulloch
Ramon Greenwood Completes Electrical Engineering Degree Milestone
Mr RR Greenwood of Byrne Street reports son Ramon Greenwood has completed the Bachelor of Electrical Engineering at Melbourne University. He also earned a Hills Diploma in Electrical engineering, with one subject left this year to finish his technical diploma. Ray Greenwood, former president of Benalla Technical School, is a member of the Engineers of Australia.
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RR. Greenwood
Byrne
Ramon Greenwood
Melbourne University
Also Hills
Benalla
Ray
Tventure of Engineers of Australia
Rubbing Down a Waste of Time says Pitty on Racing
Warrenbayne trainer Lighten Pitty, a professional distance runner with about £300 in prize money, criticizes rubbing down as useless. He trains on rough roads after work, runs long distances up to 20 miles, and notes U S stars skip rubdowns. He attributes success to hard work and pace, not rubbing.
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Warrenbayne
Lighten Pitty
Barney Ewell
la Beach
United States
Pitty
Samalier
Mystie
Pilly
Bendigo
Gobin
Wen Wan
Stawell
Jobs Wanted For Women in Government Posts
About 100 women who were dismissed from the Postal Department were invited by the Secretary of the Union to seek employment in other government departments. The appeal notes temporary wartime roles and emphasizes making women’s placement a priority as the war continues.
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Bon
Government Seeks Priority for Schools Amid Budget Woes
A government committee warns of a March financial crisis as loan money and maintenance funds run short. The panel prioritizes school funding and immediate community benefit, with a second sub committee meeting planned to decide other allocations.
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Army
Perel Ciel
Cain
Highland Dancers Farewelled at Barkly Street Gathering
A fragmented note reports Highland dancers Elw wood Laerraine Sellars and a second dancer to depart with their parents for Mirlnbah. The event occurred on Barkly Street as a farewell gathering with local attendees and noted anticipation of the young dancers leaving the area.
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Beatel
Barkly
Alighiind Diag
Benalla
Elwwood Laerraine Sellars
Mirlnbah
Youn Jamies
Two Championships Decided for Benalla Gun Club Meeting
A well attended rental meeting at the Benalla Gun Club discussed two championships and plans for the club’s growth. Officials and members reviewed future events, boundary extensions, and committee roles as they weighed the Vietorian Gar Club’s relocation.
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Benalla
Nuh
M Bewatan
Balwine
Elsarmegeel
J. Mc
Holiday wedding notices from distant districts
In a fragmented notice column several couples and families are listed with event locations such as Tarrawouga and Arundel Street. Names include Mrs Max Klineworth and Miss Margaret Humphries with several attendants and relatives noted in scattered phrases.
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Koonda
Briont
Myak Abley
Myak Abley, and Her ‘ Cere
Tarrawouga
Our Town at Shire Hall Friday February 6
Live theatre highlight promoting the C.A.E. production Our Town at Shire Hall on Friday February 6 with tickets available at Sturken's theater box.
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Our Town
Shire Hall
Sturken's
Dozen for Poultry Farmers Approved by Fee Board
The Fee Board grants poultry farmers an extra per dozen, while retail prices stay unchanged. Officials warn reductions in costs may offset this raise, and government bodies consider broader industry impact before finalizing any policy.
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Poulteys
Wo Murray
Ehiuming
Tnt
Costa
Nu Reston
Eharvestad
Lew Dh
Seringevale
Erel
Handicap Bowls Final Sets Friday Miss O Shea vs Miss Vaughan
The article reports a ladies bowls handicap semi-final where Milas M O Shea defeated Mrs Clarke 23 8 and states the handicap final will be Friday between Miss O Shea and Miss M Vaughan. It also notes trophies donated by Mrs Rox will be played for and several associates plan to compete in the old tournament on February 5.
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Devenish Sports
Hume
Janson
Olympia
London
Staweln
Sen
He Spooner
Yoo
Been
Saves
Uni Bo Hitedktey Gait
Fem
Mewrs
Terrett
L. Plumam
Crovlote Rond
Teale
Nenilla
Smd
Mas
Bhrebs
Chiu
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