Benalla shire notice and local reports mix
Court records show George Stodart charged with agricultural offences after a property audit on Daoimhir 3. Police magistrate Ponuefather to resume duties after sick leave. Community notices include hawkers licenses, band recital plans, and a naval scandal awaiting Attorney General review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temrue
Fosterdey
Mestre
Rogers
P.M
D. Hi
Coghill
J P
George Stodart
Deatro
Sidon Thistles
Goorambat
Dogo
T. Clarke
Shire
W. B. Tiernan
Thistro
Allan Lindeny
Thistle
Shire of
Beoads
Daoimhir 3
Wsa
Big Boy
Benalla
Bill
Aluays
Bruch
Pexserarvea
Ponuefather
Hiowaaan
Omerhousa
Morar
Roseell
Hr. Gappy
Latch
Memo Doon
Marma Deso
Mollah Dad
Yoong Sunda Singh
Executive Council
0 . Morris
St. Sames
T. Dick
Upper Indigo
Hoagy
Nostheen
Ouse Fine Coscert
Rainroad
Concord
Shire Hell
Tog
Bensila
Thayste
Bradwnell
Wallington
Maxcor
Ben
Gossburn
Soumien Diseree Inevee
E Notley Moore
Corte &B Benslls
Gunner Joseph Tregillis Moore
Tupowa
Tonkla
Pew
That Indiag
Eas
Naval
Shaw Akebee
Taraday
Seoatie Lavy
Jensen
Tle
Lang
Mith
Ee Ee
Nunn Perce Beonlla
Pale
Bonalla
Frisade
Sato
Hogland
Frauow
Fatal blasting accident at Glenrowan quarry claims Jolly
A blasting mishap at Glenrowan quarry killed 38 year old J. O. Jolly the manager and injured his son who stood nearby. The blast occurred at 4 30 pm while preparations were underway for a 6 o clock explosion, with Jolly senior taking the full force as others were thrown clear. The deceased, a popular figure, left a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Shire Morptary
Ebleja Arey
Glenrowan
0. J. Jolly
Querry
Toorolog
J. Folly
Jolly
Mr. Jolly
Plight of Repatriated Rusalane Reported Across Europe
Beoren reports from London and Amsterdam on repatriated Russian prisoners dying and starving en route to Poland from Germany while looting homes for food. Berlin notes German efforts to control unrest with bread and reform promises. Bonn hosts British cavalry arrival as armistice talks press on in Treves with potential extension of surrender terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poland
Germany
Eulit
Coblens
Amsterdam
Cologne
Bonnax
Rhine Bridge
Additional Naval Terms Reported From Berlin Entry
The Admiralty confirms new naval terms used on Germany for extra surrenders and allied interned merchant vessels. The Dreadnought cruiser Mackinsen is mentioned. President Wilson aboard the George Washington passes Portaldelya in the Azores. A Portuguese war host salutes the steamer Belgians refuse trade with the enemy. Italian airships have disappeared from Rome after December departure for Taranto with crew member jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Berlin
Germany
Mackinsen
President Wilson
George Washington
Wilson
Rome
Taranto
Britain increases meat supplies from American arrivals
The arrival of large American supplies is expected to ease the meat shortage. The controller has diverted shipments to Australia to speed the arrival of mutton and dairy products, addressing critical shortages. A dramatic raid on the Entel hotel in Bristol linked to Friday’s attempted arrest of the Soldiers' and Workmen's Council is reported, with authorities guarding extra ware and arresting suspects including Baro bein and the younger Prince Holwa jlohe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Australia
Berlin
Entel
Bristol
Ebert-Hasso
Partons
Baro Bein
Badon
Holwajlohe
Zane Ware
Kalser's Brother Plotting in Paris Royalist Move
Paris report notes Kalser’s brother active in political circles while confirmation arrives that Prince Henry of Prussia has proclaimed the formation of a Royalist party in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry of
Prussia
Germany
Test cricket match between left and right hand teams
A cricket match is scheduled for tomorrow between left hand and right hand sides. Play starts at 29 o'clock with teams led by Brown M Nacanee Carter Parkar Bearton Soa Smith William Healen and O'Shea for the left, and O Dea Lowers Paterno Waters Howahip Abbott Butler A M Reia Clark and J M Renzi for the right. Members are urged to send names to the secretary. The Benalla Otrokut Club secretary acknowledges donations from donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesme
Tome
Jare
Benalla Orlokut Club
Donatt Aig Monses
Walker
W. J. Cal
Waters
V. Chandler
da. Beawo
Club Bowls Meeting Debates Rent and Events
The Bowls Committee met midweek in the peytice with members Barmuleter Vatleader Hale Hind Rovio Robinson Davine and Hiscock present. Discussions covered club rental conditions, tournament notices from the VBA, and a plan for a Bozlog Day and Isdion day tea event on New Year’s Day. Payments totalling £10 4/9 were approved, subscriptions due, and winners from the new overlake competition to have photographs hung at the pavilion. A report of the Piggin Shield match at Albury noted final scores and results for visiting teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peytice
Esate
Barmuleter
Cisit
Vatleader
Hale
Hind
Rovio
Robinson
Davine
Hiscock
Nwo
V.B.A
Malbourna
Cheletmss
Tiwan
Bozlog
Kidd Hess Thompson
Pinkerton
Heath
Albury
Ted
Isis
Obituary of Sydney Victor Say longtime Benalla townsman
Very deep regret was expressed on all tides when news came that Sydney Victor Say, esteemed Benalla resident, had died suddenly after a long battle with diabetes. Born in Carlton 1860, he moved to Benalla to run the family business, later passing it to his son. Survived by wife Tanbor Flowing, three sons and three daughters, he was active in St Andrew's Church, Mechanic Institute, and Benalla Cemetery trustees. The funeral is at Beilula Cemetery with cortege from Carrier Street at 2:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalla
Sydney Victor Say
Pant
M Kenzie
Say
Carlton
Win. B. Say
Bonalla
New Asistant
H. G. M'Burney
Nunnstreet
Busideas
War M Say
St. Andrew's Hareh
Tras Auror
Mechanica’ Institute
Benalla
Andrew’s Church
A. C. M‘connen
Tanbor Flowing
W. M Coil Say
Sydney Say
George Say
D Ryan
Misaes Melba
Gertrude Say
WU. Say
Fremantle
Australia
Thia
Numero Maseagen
Pathy
Be [Nulla
Lnte
Carrier Street
Sgaratta
R. O. Cook
Stanley Ko Aramtring
Armetrong Wolls
Wang Phiwavif
Armstrong
Armartons
Ieepies
Bakwu
An.a. Lodge
Adnilelou
Mr. Cohen
Defendset
Wadhcato
Costa Wor
Chiltern
John Glyon
Connell
Julio Jasper
Markat Luapedos
Mets
Death of Mrs Mary Jane Trindle reported near Melbourne
The death occurred on Tuesday of Mrs Mary Jane Trindle daughter of Mr Gar Diner of Lurg near Melbourne. The bereaved family received many expressions of sympathy. One son Private W Trindle is noted. The remains were brought to Winton on Wednesday and interred in the chemstery there. The funeral service was conducted by Rev Mr Pallett Methodist minister and mortuary arrangements were handled by Mr Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vovuscu
Dorean
Melbourne
Mary Jane Trindle
Gardiner
Lurg
Deup Tegret
W. Trindle
Winton
Chemstery
Pallett
Abbott
Wages Dispute in Banalls Police Court Over £10 Claim
Peter Baroball sued Jas Holden for wages in a case before Messia Rogora and D H Onghill. The defense argued no formal agreement. evidence showed Baroball received £34 plus £10 for time away. Witnesses described Baroball as a poor worker with health issues. Holden claimed overpayment and deducted fare. Verdict favored the defendant with £6 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banalls
Messia
Holden
Halden
Fendant
Lonora
Glenrowan Jumble Fair Receipts Reported
A summary of the recent Glenrowan jumble fair items and receipts shows raffles and stalls with names of helpers and donors. Notable entries include fancy stall by Brennso, Kolp, Rolla, Dwyer. produce by McMonigh Borgle. refreshments by Joy and Lee Wanley. dances and prizes totaling a credit balance of £48 2/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Roblevon
Tie
Mames Brennso
Kolp
G. N. Rolla
DM Joy
Robert Ian Lee
Wanley
Mann
Pond
Chriatmas Tres
Dary
Meat Trusts Profits Spark New Zealand Actions
An excerpted report on the US Federal Trade Commission findings describes Armour Swift Cudahy and Morris profits from 1912 to 1914 amounting to 3.8 million pounds, with postwar years seeing gains up to 13.8 million. The piece notes rising meat prices, stockholder dividends, and capitalized surplus. It warns Australian and New Zealand beef interests facing American control and cites a calls for government measures to curb monopolies and protect meat exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
United States Federal Tract Commission
Bool ‘Trust
Holr Opera
Waco Intercayiouth
Alotig &T
Industeiay
Gus
London
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Morris
Wilson
Te Teslea
Wales
Morrie & Co
Businew
Earme
Mua
Australia
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Ther
United States Trade Commission
Pas
House of Representatives
Jowett
Watt
Queensland
Tosperisl
Spa
Amurton
W. Southwall
Meonve Ponds
aJeric
Pastorstiate
Sul Imaenae
Disy Tate
Asma Tims
Com Omer
United States
Five Rock
Car Motel
Germany
Jess
Narmboolls
Antar
Food
Great Britslo
House of Commons
Agai
Amerigon Meat Trust
Argentina
Bethu Telon
Armere
Sethlura’ Associativo
Buenos of
Ulippore
New Zealand Trade Act Debated By Parliament
A report shows New Zealand moves to extend the Commercial Trusts Act to all food and include freezing works. Deputation from the New Zealand Wool Union urged immediate restoration. government notes meat trusts and calls for stronger controls to prevent monopolies and protect consumers. The bill, already advanced, faces penalties of £2000 for violations and £400 per day for ongoing offences, threatening large foreign firms and notable NZ companies with capital concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
New Zealand
Bankmanon
Dominion
Syonar
Maney
Wasro
Blaskows
New Zalidhia
Australis
Moat ‘Trust
Illegal detention charge at Bonalls Court in Goo malibee
Ellen Hanlon faced a case with John Hanlon over alleged unlawful detention after a claim for a horse gear set worth £30 10s. The proceedings included disputing ownership of a gig and harness with witness accounts from family members. The case concluded with the cane dismissed and the claimant ordered to pay £33 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalls Court
Rodgers
P.M
D. Hahi
Ellen Hanlon
John Hanlon
Lowetn
T. TV
Lowore
Hanlon
Elen Hanlon
Mr. Clarke
Une
Dom
Joba
John
Thomas
Mr. Lowers
R. P. Lowers
YaHiogh
Thoren
Sad
Jno
T. Connolly
Jiho
Joho
Lowers
Hanlen
John Westhers
Stewart
Levert
Licensing Court renewals listed for Benalla hotels and licenses
The licensing court met in Benalla with Mr. T. Graham presiding. Renewals granted cover numerous hotels and licenses including Victoria, North Eastern, Royal, Railway refreshment room, Australian wine houses, and various others across Benalla and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloonalog
Benalla
Mr. T. Graham
Tenalls Distelote
W. L. Goghian
Barnails
Florance “Michaells
Broken River
Walter T. Nosnan
Archael Masilor
Farmor’ Andie
Ostherlag Oxmelin
North Eastern Hotel
Marthe B. C. Kole
Halfway Hotel
Glsnromsn
H. M'Gotness
Royal Hot Worrall
Tatanyg
Patong
Valentine Handles
Victoria Hotel
Aluo
Vyaor
Edith Fletcher
Groowrs
Oense
Sodepiric Merchant's Hoonse
Anole Manwell
Room
Bonalla
Axoos
Mogford
Santor
Australien
Noni
Boal
Dintelot
War Dodd
Commercial
Thoonamelee F
Ayash
Doyle Hotel
Dackle
Robb
Hy. Donoveo
Farmers
Eeer Deveoloh
Path
W. Ryan
Giadutone
Dookia
Prodh
Harpmond
Raoscontis
Lacy DeWardt
Folly
Bessie M. Kee
Bellway
Davontah
Philip G. Hale
Revilway
Goorambat
Catherine Stafford
Winton
Joe. Ryan
Australian Wine Loans
Nalinga
Strathbogle Dixbriot
Sarah Jane Ramage
Sevon Crocke
Borne Aian
Tiguor
Behelder
Strath
Rosalo Mitchell Meskin
Travellera Rowl
Violettorn
Upcoming Events List Confused By OCR
December events include a village gathering and a soldiers concert party at Siewflall. An annual meeting is slated for Mogwai Hall at 30 pm, followed by a garden day and a Boochworth carnival. Sports carnival planned in Viotettowa with uncertain times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowting
Benalla Rovere
Udion
Tatarnod Soldiers
Siewflall
Goorambat Bush Fire Brigade
Mogwai
Suda Afwrnoot
Haud
Teottal
Boochworth
Nui Gymiktaui
Viotettowa
District News Beechwortil and Local Arrivals
An old man, Thomas Bark, wandered from an asylum and was found near Reid's Oconk after two weeks missing. Trooper injuries occurred in a separate incident. Community notices list names returning this week including Hobert, Cowell, and Trooper Shoan. Meetings discussed memorials for fallen soldiers and public buildings in Strathberry and Tatong, with proposed committees and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bark
Tha
Ovens Bousrolent Asylum
Bendaye
Reid
J. R. M‘kernan
Thin
Uyl
Kel Hobert
Ratly
Piv. W. Smay
Seraes Cowell
David Nor Shoan
Castle Cronk
Foley
Starpley
Local man found dead after morning on vacant land
In Yarrawonga on Saturday a man named Job Gowan of Naranders was found dead on a shed and died from natural causes. A coroner’s inquest recorded death from natural causes. In related notes at court a number of men were fined for being on moonlit premises during prohibited hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga
Thomas Heath
Hoath
Crooke
A.W.U
Jobe Gowan
Naranders
Inez
William Hage
Wm. Thomson
Patric Dagly
Finch
Illegally Cutting Timber Sparks Inquiry in County
A garbled report describes alleged timber cutting activity involving several individuals and a court inquiry. It references a patrol, a suspect named Mr. Kiveam, and various local names, with unclear actions and timeline.
Mechanics' Institute Meeting Notes On Monable Whee
Fragmented OCR passes relay a long discussion at the Mechanics Institute about social dignity war and civic matters. The record names Currie and many figures debating elections, taxation, and policy during a tense session with unclear lines.
Noted Chinese Doctor and Herbal Practitioner
A garbled mid-19th or early-20th century notice describes Mr F L Sang, a Chinese healer. The text references Li evlite pedomi and various ritual and medical claims, with mentions of Swann Copper Palace and a ceremonial context. Some lines imply a staged or ceremonial gathering and possible consent details, albeit obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Sang
Swann Copper Palace
Irmel
Seething end of a troubled city protest described
An unreadable OCR fragment references a tense crowd and public disruption, noting a protest and related city conditions. The garbled text mentions streets and authorities, with unclear names and places, suggesting a chaotic scene.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions an upcoming sale action and local officials. Readable text is partial and unclear, but indicates a public sale event with involved authorities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Jolly
Beoren
Cormany
Hage
Tia
Armistics
Deutsche Allgemeing Zeitung
Journa
Treves
Rhine
Foch Ha
Eeitany
Cormans
Brussels
Kalser
Mrs. Trindle
David A. Black
Clarke
Lvant
James Holden
England
Ryan's
Barchal
Bourt
Samuel Blont
Barchalt
Helton
Tully
Gorchall
Mr. Lowarn
Glenrowan Jumble Fair
THE
American Packers
District News
EUROA
Noason
Gyorsas Bat
Hoa Feldtmano
Federation
Jos. Cooper Alsa
M Cholao
Strataboote
Psa
D. P. Sunpaon
W. Jaks
Vroland
Tstoog East Fire Brigade
H. J. Wallace
D. H. Onghili
Nom. Soc
Iewan
Obirdioem
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Alee
Smi
Mosis
A. Harrison
Hy Wenece
Depalla Couferang
Ann Sed Tuck Young
Pea
Ted Gibbs
PM Lohan
Bert Jemes
J. Dodier
Sgt
Ih. Thompson
Stoker James
EL. Williams
Beton
Pee. Tod
Reign
Memers Beard
A. M'Donald
Warren Bays
Bulger
Cat Kr
Gellsy
Curtillu
Kiveam
Ann
Mechanics’ Institute
Gus Inven
Shen Peer Eimee
Promeal
Currie
Aley
Eshal
Earam i
Ainire
Emmy
Anil
Ciedih
Curseat Out
al M
Tunis
Aid Mtewry
Seminine
Anton Amavd
Milford
Abel Rowen
Willis
Ewe
Pethetha Berklegerenes
Weradn Wallnret
Font Shire Nctimpineme
Mav
MecAilan
Qin
Sai
D. Ralph
MacAdlen
Wulfior
Varun
Acarpuyer Ek
Metimor
Lewas Hkowen
Sang
Morley
Oho
Amd
K. Bnouk
Huryteks Kuewine
Imostal
Chinker
Det Chay
Ayer
Orisha
Vera
Evan
AUK Hing Ominese
Dodroi & Medical Herbalist
Beard Ani
Vreuital Khodmtok
Grainger
Bridge Street
Joan
Commourva
Iret
Ballarwey
Ainick Fetrien
Envince Bank Department
Arencion
Prout
Walern Ih
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