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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
7
Ad promotes Gruen Health Salts ds out hair grey with Jen Reaver's Extract. A harmless odourless drug claims to restore grey or faded hair to natural color the day of use. Sold widely in chemists for 5 shillings 6 pence plus 9 pence postage.
A fragment mentions a visit to Benalla on 25 April and a note about appointments with Mr V Say. It references Grainger's Austral Mowse and the monthly schedule, with a postal address Box 1197 Melbourne for correspondence.
J. Bwan announces he has taken over the former Broken River Hotel in Benalla and invites both old and new friends to visit. He emphasizes the new management and welcomes patrons, noting the changeover in the local hospitality establishment.
The Governor laid the foundation for the Alexander Miller Memorial Homes at Benalla on April 1 1924. The ceremony included a speech by the Rev A C M'Connell, a tribute to Alexander Miller's philanthropy, and a school child choir. Inmates and residents greeted the Governor who urged help for the needy and remembered Miller's generosity.
The fortnightly Benalla cattle and sheep sale shows strong demand with keen competition. Yardings include dairy cows and heifers, store cattle and Merino flocks, with prices rising on prime lines and buyer interest from Rochester and Wangaratta.
Victorian Producers Co-Op reports a special Longwood sale with a strong yarding of sheep including ewes and weaners and active bidding across districts Stanhope and Melbourne. Prices largely held with late rates fully maintained for fat sheep store sheep and store cattle. heavy notes on values for lambs and springers. Watts Turnbull Co. also reports Benalla market on April 1 with tight yarding and prices near the previous market levels across hoggets wethers and cattle.
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