Divorce granted in Worland case after alleged cruelty
A divorce petition from Mrs Worland of Euroa cited cruelty by her husband George Worland, a farmer. Evidence described repeated assaults including throat blows, in bed and at home, with six children. The court dissolving the marriage and granting custody with liberty to remarry for the petitioner.
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Benalla shooting dominates local sports and football events
A series of local sports notes recounts a shooting incident among low committers at Benalla verinca during show week and a hospital decision for Friday after the races. Football names like Heusila and MBean feature in semi finals, with Twaily Nar winning by 12 points and a Wednesday recreation event at the gym.
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Rhal
Benalla Verinca
Moudey and Taylor
Natal
Ceomiation
Matel
Cemedy
Bonalla
Estrin
Heusila
Mbean
Rauber
Boles
Moedun
Brooker
de Williams
Christiansen
Knelt
Carmody
Gilbert
Ham
Ledger
Aely
Twaily Nar
Tae
Hetiwean
Gymnnasium
Tewie
Arbor Day at Baddaginnie North State School
Baddaginnie North State school held Arbor Day with the teacher and children planting over 30 plants. The event featured kindergarten plots, singing, and a display appreciated by parents as the school continues regular attendance under Miss Maxwell. The program delayed earlier celebrations at Twon ite Creek while students sang the National Anthem at close.
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Baddaginnie North State School
Twoonite Creek
Miss Maxwell
Waddings-Waddings-Adams Kernan at St Pauls Enton
A wedding was held at St Pauls Enton on a Wednesday in August for Miss May M Kernan, Balnattum, and Mr Alfred Adams, Nagambiv. The ceremony was by Rev B J Rogers in a decorously arranged church with bridesmaids and a large family congregation. Afterward a reception at the Parish hall and a honeymoon by evening train.
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Katie M‘kerpan
Bride
May Newnham
I. Vickers
Muti
Gibson M‘kernan
Bridearaansio
Waters
Larkin
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Bavalla
William
Father O'Reilly
D. Waters
Sack Waters
Melbourne
Benalla
Maggie Huin
Ister
Jon. Pally
Theophior
Lye Organial
Misa Clowry
Torudit
Hooper
W Burgan
K. Egan
M. Cleary
Joe
Polly
B. F. Glory
Jer. Kelly
St. Juris Foothill
Aelow
Belly
Flynn Sand
Sud
Carlton
M. Charksvick
St. James
Remembering joyful times with St James club
The article recalls fond moments shared with the St James club and hopes for future games. It notes a musical program featuring Miss Cleary Ian Kelly and Messrs M Cleary Thomas Pally Higgins Mynas, ending with Auld Lang Syne. The couple departs for Molhourne amid showers of confetti and gifts.
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Leasure
St. James Club
Cleary
Ian Kelly
M. Cleary
Thos, Pally
Higgins
Mynas
Pelly
DOOKTE COLLEGE CLOSING CEREMONY AND AWARDS
The closing ceremony at Dookte College drew a large attendance despite bad roads and rough weather. Council members and Mr Langdon presided, with speeches by Mr Langdon and Mr Pye. Prizes, diplomas, and gold medals were awarded to students including J A Pattern and K G Thomson. A luncheon followed as guests toured the college grounds.
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Yoo
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Duffus
Golville
Oshorme Ware
Gino
Harry Dutlas
Valgillo
J. A. Pattern
Prine
W. Gamblin
Is, Dancan
Paine Buck
H. Colwell
B.S
Unnoan
Fier Scratanstar
K. G. Thowseniis
Agrinillure Peim
Duncan
RS. Duncan
A. K. Howley
A Milny Hi
B. Nyoholsony
Jim Skeaos
Chas
Agriowlssien
J. Dy Patterson
C Campbell
Che Campbell
J. A. Pattonen
R. L. Henry W. Smith
K. G. Thomson
Benuenn
W. Birch
W. Carroll
R. Inmibty
C. Gibney
G. Gilley
G. Trem
J. Guinn
A. King
T. Macaw
DJ Mork
A. Peek
Ry Sterling
Re Thorson
W. Walte
Pragt
Wilkinson
Aldridge
Wie
Minyert H
Holdenson
Hopkins
Keeminsley
A. M'Haig
Molunuy
G. Surviow
Btovenean
Ke Walsh
le Wilkinson
W. Sumner
Musars
Tomepok
Phos
Sharp
Patterson
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Vermin Growth In Unclear Riddled Note Passage
Fragmentary notes reference vermin and items labeled by unclear names and scattered terms. It mentions names such as Podie Pomate and places like Doverini, with garbled phrases suggesting a dated or cryptic memo. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or subject.
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Bilinden
Epten
Valie Gignod
Dulcie Blunden
Rontrinver
Large Yarding of Cattle and Sheep at Benalla Market
Watts Turnbull and Gowes held their fortnightly sale at the Corporation Yards Benalla on Monday. An exceptionally large yarding of cattle and sheep with strong demand from buyers, prices generally firm to higher, notable sales include store cattle and mixed lot prices, with several prominent buyers and vendors listed among multiple local names.
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Adwuefisor
Yackandandah
Fletcher
Hurdle Flat
Syumming
Richard Finch
Hoewne
Vietorts
Tailors
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Surnbull
Watts Turnbull
Gavepoke
Corporstion
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U Apti
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Webster Brow
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Sprig
F. Callighan
Owen
Wevestah Sfouk
Ripsteova
Markets Report on Live Stock Prices and Supplies
A historical market brief notes weekly prices and availability for cattle pigs and bacon, detailing supplies at various yards. It mentions demand trends, quotations for cows and pigs, and commentary on private sales and competition among dealers.
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Jung Bros. & Lytle
King Geos
Lagowad Parker Wills
Mtrtis
Homan
Wisitun
Aom'c
Niptobson
Butchee
Besor
bin Balan
Roads Around St James Corrrespondence Complaint
Letter from Cockey complains of poor roads near St James Vandoul and Lake Rowan areas. He urges councillors to fix potholes and improve alignments, citing soft spots and dangerous sections and threatening political consequences if repairs are not made. The note asks Gourieillor Kelly to act and improve the road to prevent further damage and dissatisfaction. He mentions locals and misgivings about officials and progress.
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Roy
Yundool
St Danos
Vandoul
Miora
Gourieillor Kelly
Ferth
Cockey
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