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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1941
Page
2
The page advertises eczema and rheumatic cures attributed to natural remedies, with testimonials from various readers. It claims relief from gastric ulcers and other ailments while noting wartime constraints and agency support for remedies. Notable names and places appear in the testimonial segment as part of a broad health advertising feature.
Auction style classified notice offering a mule and horse assets for sale via mail box listing. Readable fragments indicate sale action and a contact method but full details are missing.
The fragment mentions a taine hell committee and operational notes around a mudhole event with unclear context. No clear persons or organizations are readable, making precise identification and summary difficult from the available text.
A damaged OCR style notice from Melbourne lists agents such as J McKenna and Gawley with phone references and scattered names. The fragmentary text mentions several places and individuals including Birest, Malone, James, and Neil Dromond with unclear roles or actions.
Swivel notices indicate tenders close at 10 on February 14 for various works including pumice and related services. Inspector Farn Seymour presides over the Works office with Demalia Movelione coordinating. The notice outlines locations and requirements for submission.
A weekly timetable notice announces a fortnigh t service adjustment between Se and Vinaila Tatone. The schedule indicates trains operate biweekly with targeted departures on Mondays, outlining revised timings and regional stops for the Se Walla area.
Wednesday event details for the Bante Branch to meet at Dall in the CWA with discussions of new activities. The Depot will be open Monday 10 to receive and deliver proceeds and items.
Cricket notes cover Benalla and Shepparton teams with mentions of players such as Robert Jones and J. Waite. The piece notes a Benalla women’s team and a Collenburg representation for Stenaila with several players named. Details are scattered across a disrupted OCR page with focus on upcoming matches and team lineups.
A crowded local page reviews weekend athletic events and community notices. Also detailed are a list of players and officials, forthcoming marriage plans, and civic updates including a police inspector’s remarks and wartime veterans’ reflections.
Fragmentary notice reports an instructor appointment at Benalla Arts and Crafts School. Names appear garbled, but the piece signals a staffing action and confirms an educational institution involved. Further readable details are not available in the text.
A fragmented list of names and places follows unclear text describing a gathering or event involving numerous women. The readable portion names individuals and possible locales in a period newspaper style, but many phrases are garbled and nonsensical.
Fragmented text indicates a horse racing card with handicaps and entrants like Mauna and William Reid but many names are garbled. Details on race names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
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