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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 25, 1919

Page

3

25-PROGRAMMA- £ 25 and entry details near 1918

Lottery of prizes with multiple race entries and post entry fees listed for 25 pounds program. Names of events include Maier Hoxtens Tuwro ts Rixd Bexpisa Race and Meron Race with first and second prizes, plus a Labourers' Handicap notice and a probate notice for Thomas James Mainard with filing deadline.

Orne Huxrars Maier Hoxtens Pogy Hosters Tuwro Ts Rixd Fire CampRes

Day of Remembrance at State Schools for Soldiers Friends

An invitation to attend a commemoration at State Elementary Schools for soldiers and their families is issued. The event begins at 3 pm next Tuesday the 29th with speeches focusing on sacrifices, achievements, and national duty.

St. Axmew's Capron St. Andrew's Church General Assembly Macrae Stewart Broken Creek Beustla Tosh P. J. Edwards Mies Crook M. Krod Tralee M.M Melhiourne Pta I. Brigga Hartle Briggs Manriace Boualla Willisueon Sydney Lyric Theatre Fatty Arbackla Victor Thay Ohomlet Bonalla Movurv Danlop Coghill Gregereau Doeks Federsgotowt Maraholl Edward Eynest Pionary Bath Honnissy Gao Lusford Hood Wag Bonalis Jobo Kort Onalfield Bailvary Taeaday Blehop Btretoh Nowcado

Dispute Between A W U and Employers In Melbourne

An interstate dispute exists between the mining section of the A W U and a large group of employers in the mariona states excluding land. Arbitration for higher salaries and better conditions is adjourned indefinitely due to witnesses unable to travel to Melbourne because of fears of restrictive quarantine. Influenza cases surge with 125 new Sydney cases and 13 deaths reported. Robert Baird, famed for the Staadish Handicap of 1916, has died of influenza. Harald Williams receives twelve months for posing as a discharged soldier.

A.W.U High Gouri Hee Mariona Melbourne Robert Baird Pickup

Tatong Tolmie road petitions stir local rails talk

W O Williams writes from Tatong area urging withdrawal of both rail petitions for now. He argues the best path is to press the first section from Twong railway station to Dodd’s Crossing, avoid private-property deviations, and rely on present road grade. He notes past offers and factional tensions and appeals to unity for practical railway progress.

Dodd Thays Taportase Ibi Piaf Twong Railway Station Dodd's Crnen Copnession Doddy Croasley T. Boat Toonhallup Tatoog G. T. Neds Toomballag Gaying Toomballop Bont Tolmis Laat Pariton Uball Veteem W. O. Williams

Protest Letter Over Tatang Road Meeting Minutes

A letter to the editor from A Harribon of Tabong dated April 24 1910 protests a report of a public meeting on the Tatang Toll developmental road. It claims the published report misrepresented motions and attendance, asserting minutes show a motion by T McGuley and seconded by St Jones, with one dissenter. The author demands correction and notes broader local schooling comments and transfers.

Totong Hall C. Williama Road Board Melbourne Wootetury T. M‘oguley St. Jones Ugant Monely A. Harribon Tabong O'Shea Sid

Valedictory for Hugh Moodie at Outrier gathering

Friends gathered at Mr Hugh Moodie’s old home in Outrier to bid him farewell before his move to Benalla. Dr Nish presented a travelling bag and rug as A M’Connon spoke of Moodie’s long service and local esteem. Moodie, noting 48 years in Benalla, expressed humble gratitude and recalled his father’s example.

Hugh Moodle Outrier Atrest Tlon Benalla Nish M'Qonnan A. O. M'Concan Mr. Moodie Oldeay Hla Acta Ausolfiahaeas Sotatliahmento Bouul Bat Carter Moodle Rining Bonalla

Farewell gathering for Osborne A Fecawell at Guarambat

A farewell event for Mr and Mrs Osborne A Fecawell was held at Guarambat on the 17th, ahead of their move to Dandenong to farm. Dignitaries praised Mr Usharne as a neighbor, while Mr Bell of Bendigo took over the farm. A silver teapot was presented, thanks extended, songs performed, and refreshments served concluding a greatly enjoyed evening.

Fecawell Uaboone Guarambat Dandenong Osborne Thaa Mr. Bell Bendigo D. Smith Usharne Mosars Fy Hall J. Dablop J. Hy Osborne Hw Deoora Aod Miss V Doyle Milas B Cooper Mre. Mitchell Musers V. Doplop B. Sanadera J. Hater Winton State School Phillips J W. Anbinosd Mias Philips E. Bala Behill Pablic Philiija Byron Mias Pallilpa Wall Pight T Ho Tadloa Antil Lang Syow Green Red Crose Mive Phillips Vt Rosher Thy

Pleasant farewell for Kerville couple at Waggarandill Church

A large gathering at Waggarandill Mission Church honored Mr and Mrs Chas Kj Kerville longtime district residents. The couple served as Sunday school superintendent and choir leader, with Mrs Kerville active in church duties and gatherings. Gifts included an illuminated address and tea set, as elders praised their four decades of service. The Kervilles expressed gratitude, hoping for lasting goodwill as they retire to Healenville. The event closed with a presentation to Mr Perkins and best wishes for their new home.

Tha Waggarandill Mathadlet Meo Chas. Kj. Kerville 16. C. Perkins Mra. Kerville Kervllie Mra Karville Kervillo Kervilla Kuevillo Pitts A. T. Roscoe H. Jewell M. Jewell Joe Braccoleo Meg. Kerville Mr. Kerville Kelville Keryiliead Perking Wattville Randall Con Davoolah Mra. Perkins Blewits Costa Healenville Wxde Aloe

E Dempsey Reception for Welcoming Davos Guests

Mr and Mrs E Dempsey hosted a Tuesday evening reception at the hotel to honor Mr and Mrs Dom to Jouve for Wahring. The gathering discussed the guest’s role as stationmaster and their contributions, with Dr Day in attendance and the chairman noting residents’ regret at the departure of the visitors.

Davos Mra Jouve Wahring Doring Ja Day Danving Hlabo Alolslock Dump Jay Leon Wieblog

Community gathering in Devonloh honors Mr Dempsey with tokens

Local residents including Mosers Parrington J Murphy and others presented Mr Dempsey with a token of esteem after a farewell in Devonloh. Guests spoke warmly, notes of gratitude were exchanged, and a dancing program followed with live piano music and a final rendition of Auld Lang Syne marking the close of the event.

Mosers Parrington J. T. Murphy A. Juebiod J. A. Murphy R. Lidgerwood B. Woode Mr. Dempsey Devonloh Mer. Dempsey Ini Spaskers Misses Cleary Elleen O'Connor Muears F. Byes A. Foldimuo Mev. Flyon Mry. Ormeron Mia. Wollwood J. Nicholeon J. Gilbert Auld Long Syoe

Departure of Rev P J Edwards from Benalla parish

A large crowd gathered at the Parish Hall on Wednesday to bid farewell to the Rev P J Edwards and his wife Mia as they leave for Shepparton. Presentations included a wallet containing 37 pounds and a silver bowl for Miss Edwards from the Holy Trinity Church parishioners. The rector praised the Edwards for five years of service, aided the needy, and expressed sadness at departing.

P. J. Edwards Mia Mies Edwards Shepparton F. G. Rvansll Edewards Anyava Mr. Edwards Mr. Welch Welch Roscott Edwards Banalla Ioners Hald Edwarde Holy Trinity Church Bensila Hamilton Shep Parton Dowdabs Robhorgloo Tle Furolly Benalls Borll Blo Asharoh Melbourne Hotrlog Bunalls Sheppaceton Josh Tstare Hla Blu Boulis Ap. Janne H. Wehr Ron Wilkou Smith Roel Tattoo Mies Quinn Sory Edwarda Ho van Winkle Thomson Wang Spuak Up Swont Votoon Lowt Mine Libtley Wong Mary of Argyle G. 4

District News EUROA REPORT ON STRATHBOPO ROAD DISCUSSION

District news from Euroa reports on a Country Board discussion about the Strathbopl road. The board agreed to send two engineers after holidays to prepare plans for the next stage, with no objection to Engla ver preparing the work. A public meeting at Emu Bridge voted to purchase an honor board for Emu Bridge State School to honour past generations and those enlisted for service, with funds to be raised by a party and dance at Mr. Bamford's hall next month.

EUROA Armatrong Howe M'Kerean Kelly Country Kon Board Strathbopl Dassiel M'Kornan Tyrun Ireland Ke Whan Auytea Ile Victoria New Zealand Pris Balasattom Emu Bridge Aba Hma Norve C. Bamford Bara Tonderad Lioat J. Stubbs Ansys Lango-Corp W. A Shaw Signaller Daly Tatony Thoreday Mea Coghill Sol- Hvan Moses Windmill Gaghill Archer Liont Stabbs Tatong N.S.W Light Horde Apeechea Monara Prayle Wareall A. Harrieon Hartley T. M*daulay Suldiera Wapper Agwenal T. Sullivan M.Q Me. Warren Mr. Tornoe Moorngag Hall Dinouas Ponca Qolobyatton Uy W Harelayo Moonty D. I, Coghil Konmera A. Gerritsen Janco

Tribute to fallen soldiers and local celebrations in Violet Town

A community gathering at Violet Town hall honored fallen soldiers with a stone column memorial plan and funding talks. Attendees included Dr. John von Wilson and notable locals as speeches and a reception followed, while other towns held farewell events for teachers and soldiers with medals, songs, and dances to mark the occasion.

Midsomer district meeting and garden mystery in Wangaratta

A Warren Bayne group held its monthly meeting after poor turnout. Discussions covered varying matters and a plan to continue monthly meetings. In Wangakatia a haul of 53 door keys and other items was found in the garden of the old Royal Oak Hotel, with investigators tracing how they ended up there. Police conducted searches and interviews, but the事件. Several reports described a railway incident near Osly, with a crash scene and disrupted traffic. Detectives pressed for clues as to who was responsible.

Warren Bayne Bermera Union Varinga Nti Hranah Wangakatia Royal Oak Wangyrala Ksye Evan Yale Jierson Batu Mith Cray Garien Mades Saarch poswBaaian Westhur Imarutag Osly Millan Wargutatta Lenin Utoek Jasky Cbs Five Brooke Hy Valle Tealu M'Millau

Tennis final at Yarrawonga Easter Monday chaos

In a disrupted tennis event at Yarrawonga Easter Monday, Mivinn Cowan and Pipe advanced to the final, defeating Mises Vampton and Witron. Mather, Alen, or Benadiy, handicapped at 30, faced Arnott with a 30 handicap. The match finished 8-5, 2-6, 6-? amid confusion.

Awiry Sieonsyral Hiuvarenwant Weyn Troll Yarrawonga Ilesdaha Tandlesp

Fragmented OCR page item with scattered names and codes

A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and abbreviations, including personal names and possible place or organization markers, with no coherent narrative or clear event. The readable bits offer little context to deduce a specific report, date, or outcome.

Moodle manufacturing firm sees varied product pack and labor notes

Fragmented OCR reads like a plant filing with mentions of Avon, Avlimates, IMEC Lot and Pea Choy items. It references assembly lines, employee roles, and Pi ne Whe and Brule, with scattered abbreviations indicating packaging, staffing, and production steps within a manufacturing facility.

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