King of Hronchos and Wild Horses Narrated by Hawkes
A review notes Clarence Hawkes and Angus and Robertson publish King of Hronchos in Australia. The tale covers horses history, a fierce stallion duel, and the wild horse biography set in Utah Nevada Arizona deserts. The book is praised as entertaining, boots and bravado, with vivid scenes and perilous adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brolchos
Clarence Hawkes
Angus and Robertsontel
Sydney
Prent Jean
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Bera
Piebalil
Hronch
Australia
Eagle Pros Ltd
Sydney Fink
A. Wann
Cecil-street
Honaux West
Gorilom Bamford
Tabi
Benalla
Rutherglen Fry
Guilburs
Las T
State Rivers and Waters ‘Supply Commission
Mtr
M.U.A
Mesira Dowrick
Hi. Dinkborn
Onshands
Catlianch Sid Hintie
Rutherglen
Obituary notes for B L Thornton and others in Benalla
An obituary notice from Benalla records the death of B L Thornton of Mitchell Street after long illness, detailing his railway service from Fryerstown to Benalla as head porter and prior military service. It notes his strict yet kindly nature, his four children and three sons, and that his funeral was held at St Joseph’s Church, with Rev Father O'Reilly and railway colleagues in attendance. Also listed are notices for Mrs. J Longstaff and Mr. John Ginnivan, plus social events at Queen of Music and Queen of Sport venues, and obituaries for Pearl Teagan and other locals with family tributes and funeral arrangements. The report preserves neutral wording and factual details of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Thornton
Mitchell Street
Benalla
Burney
Gid
Fryerstown
Victorian
Emard
Victorian Railways
Chornton
Thornton
Melbourne
Hoos Wuard
Jendiga
Benalla Ubow
Ttowas
Limeel
HS Sun
Anany
Unis Ginal
Ain
Wim
Sun
Iqanlibor
Fiys
Margaret M- Thornton
Eileen
Dorothy
Ellen
Ursula
Cornelius
Garrick
Alexander
Servier
PW. Byayr Bis Charky
Fuera
Father O'Reilly
Wilhradhes
Jobn Jos
Ginnivan
John J. Ginnivan
Jno
Kilfeera
Tediateict
James Barry
William Matthew
Patrick Thomas
Mr& Dusty
Telford
Mes. Green
Mevalla
Birs. Lennox
Cosgriff
Gippy
S. Giunigan
Goorneng
Mary Gamnivaat
M'Namari
Onuge
Nsw
Giunigan
Tate
St. Joseph's Church
Dielock
Sophia Teak
Mackellar Street
Yeute
Mine Montis
Mids Penn
Bénalla Hast
High Schoo
Education Department
Somme
Healent Wufferer
Duailier Seine
Marisiders
Sposta
Abie Hall
Spain
Brown
Mitchel Fo Ve Haching
Dunlop
Fathel
Connors
Ili
O'Connor
Hig Mitchell
Yorkirs
Will
Mitchell
Toqeas
Hill
Severa
Waters
Abbott
Elliott
Tom Watters
Hyp
Hee Smith
Buiter
McNamara
Holmen
Morgsurg
Murray
Perry
Hosilty
Vrowil
Seana
Siudur Thewlgear
Stewart
Eom Walters
Hy Smith
McNary
Dawson
Cetrig
Eliott
Lis
Goulburn Vatley
Shepparton
Ballarat
Fii Renly
HL. B. Lincoln
Engined Heen
State Rivers and Water Supply Appilication Commission
Shepparton Library and Mechanics’ Institute
Hicksop
G. Swane
Ay Migs Davis Treanteer
Edward Rodimck
William Connors
Vincest
Arthuy
Rushworth
Quinich
Percy Johnson
Sheppartom Sone
Reformsters
Cobram
Gonlon C. Burrows
Hott Mikent
Mae
Ike Wass Hoyyeven
Swimming Carnival Special Attraction Headlined by Victor Levivon
A carnival program announces a swimming event with special attraction Victor Levivon and his partner as a high diving act. Past performances are cited as highly successful, with the duo praised for entertaining crowds at camps and carnivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eHorta
Victor Levivon
Victor Wan Menguizel
Reid
Miia
Lima South Progress Association briefing on power and river works
A meeting of the Lima South Progress Association chaired by Mr T Wilcock discussed district electric supply costs and the possibility of a Swanpool Power House. Mr W Williams outlined power installation costs, home and factory electricity use, and proposed local poles. Debate covered river gaug e relocation, Weir water intake, and the Winton Swamp scheme with views favoring Nilhaheotie as a superior catchment. Mr Williams was appointed to collect further information and report back for association action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enblig Hall
Owith
T. Wilcock
Iengti
W. €. Williams
Swanpool
Legia
Nso
Nillahcoatie
Black Creek
Wise Williams
Benwlig
Winton Swamp
Winton
Water Supply Department
Mic Williams
Topical Topics and Letters to the Editor Policy
The Standard outlines rules for topical communications to the editor. Letters should be addressed with the writer’s name and address not guaranteed for publication. It emphasizes proper labeling and handling of public cues and cautions readers about publication considerations.
Benalla Town Band seeks skilled musician amid community appeal
A note from Benalla town band leaders appeals for a first class bass or other instrumentalist to join the troupe after personnel changes. Returning soldiers and local musicians are urged to respond with offers via the band or its secretary to support performances in Renallia. The letter also covers concerns over riding on footpaths and patching potholes in town streets, urging safer roads and better maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raitor Renalla
Renaltir
Wendy Respinde
Dean Worth
Rerialla
Myrid
Banis
Eeme al
Ami UY
Yourk
TG. Williams
Benalla Town
Benalla residents rage over delayed telephone service and town cricket results
Anger mounts as Goomalilee residents complain about long wait times to connect to the new telephone line, delaying crucial calls including a councillor seeking machinery. In local sport, the Darbies and Yorkies clashed in a lively cricket match with notable innings and fielding efforts, while Northeastern Co operative Society reports a record half-year, and a regional tram match showcases steady play.
District News & Notes Albury Fires and Local Developments
The Albury district notes a house on the Shaw Sem property near Temora destroyed by fire with unclear origin after the occupant left. A barley hay stack near Gregory valued at over 6 tons was struck by lightning and largely burned despite aid. The Gilrabin coal shaft sinking nears completion with final shafting and new pumps handling water surges. The Murry Coarsing Club met to plan plumpton improvements and set conference dates. At a State school committee meeting Mr. R J Williams was named chairman succeeding Rev Mr Harrison. Two galvanized school tanks are to be erected with repairs done. Shire engineer B McKay reported a Broken River bridge project near Cannambo and Cosgrove South would cost about £2600 and will seek government aid twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
John Shaw
Gonrabin Coalheld
Plumpton
R. Ryat
R. J. Williams
Harrison
Public Works Department
B. McKay
Broken River
Cannambo
Cosgrove
Methodist Tennis Victory Over Goomalibee Side
In a Saturday tennis match Methodist defeated Goomalibee with several two set wins and close finishes. Notable pairs included Stolz and Oliver, White and Carey, and Lerrett with Nijgs Terrett, while Miss Stolz and Miss Guppy produced 9 2 outcomes. Total Methodist 69 games to Goomalibee’s 36, with a strong team showing across multiple courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Goomalibee
Got Dee
Sebrés
Stolz
Oliver
D. €. White
Caray
Ud Lorritt
BR. White
Thomas
Pervite
Water Trust A notes pumping plant installation progress
A meeting of Water Trust A chaired by Walker discussed engineering reports on a proposed electric pumping plant. The treasurer reported a bulk balance of 69 15/2 and notices for the current year. pumping and consumption figures were given, repairs and fuel supplies described, meters connected, and tenders received for firewood supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vike Benaltw Waterworks ‘Trust
Thurday
Meesent
Zomrs Walker
Cowan
Abe
Scholes
Colin
M' Kenzie
Ake
Mesars
Christie Wuil Gardner
Sanedersoiy
Rebbechi
M'Kellar
Junkers
Dragnaoi
J. Black
Penton and Py
Mishap to S S Benalla Rounds Grounding Near Harbor
The P and O Line steamship Benalla ran aground while protecting an incoming steamer outside Pre qmugtle harbor on Sunday morning. Thick fog hindered salvage attempts as the vessel jettisoned water, returned to port for survey, and later sailed again after an inquiry was announced. Passengers included Mr Thos Hiscock who reported wheat and quarry aboard and delays of 82.1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uial
Jiner
Bossi
Uristown
Alalisia
Lundor
Pre Qmugtle
Tgs
Benalla
Thos. B. Hiscock
Hiscock
Ibast Tigers
Ly Bell
Weather patterns show cold Friday with improving weekend
A fragmented weather note describes a Friday with 43 degree temperatures and variable winds, followed by milder conditions yesterday. It contrasts this week’s contrasts with last year and mentions improved conditions in the morning as the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Wardice
Warrenbayne social boosts Post Office fund drive
A Wednesday evening meeting of the Lima South Guild approved repairs to the Public Hall and a new paint job with Mr Price Jr responsible for execution. A social at Warrenbayne raised about £5 10s for the Post Office residence fund as district activity and choir performances delighted attendees.
Fishermen reel in big King River catch and storm damage hits Oxley
Readable fragment covers anglers from Wangaratta and Milawa Daley Crave meeting notes, records of fish up to 25 lbs on King River, and a storm at Oxley with lightning, rain, and a blown bridge. It mentions local officials, a soldier elected unopposed, and church quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brien
Rowan Street
Vis
HM. Holme
Peechelba
Henry
Davidson
King River
Milawa Daley
Janary
Conpany
Oxley
Tin
Oxleye Wangne Ytty
Percy Snowden
Smiler
Nuk Heen
I Saraney
Oxleyshire
Tong
Baptist Church
Inoot Anil Board
T. Haver
Alfred
J Money
Dan Howoadites Wellin Mientis
Carih
Whotouty
Herken
Vinran
Ares Puplal
Torwilene
Crocerit
Nerek
Navistt Ab ‘Carbone
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Miss Jewell
J. Beal
Fective Encire
Patrick Luke Thornton
J. Longstami
Lemgstaity
Kir
Ralphs Longstaf
Wigtonshire
Scotland
Yehown
Tablaras
Shepraston
Lange Cine
Genesintoned
Queen OF Music
Goorumbat
Mears
G. Williams
J. Thresher
W. Grainger
Richards
Hienuila
Weatheril
Wednewsey Wight
Queen OF Sport
Tonix Weathers
Weathers
Sofia
Dalton
Gunerat
Commitsee
Prari Hannah Rak
Lima South Progress Association
Bandayas
Plen Ae Hut Ag
Ntot
Gooma
Bir
Goomalilee
Han
Calla Eco
Audi
Ay Hill
Hillott
T. Waters
Smith
Buttler
Mongar
Sherwill
Brown W. Watess
Kowslilpy
Sutmark
Jrownna
Buslon
Walter
Scinitly
Wareriey
Ane
Twttlers
Bwblatt
DoreHino
Auhotlar Nai Thinddes
Basse
MDAC
Howling
Watery
Ly Sualark
Wj Stewart
Fay
Co-operaive Society
Dew Express
Aputratania
Hirther
Ald
Allways
Stewart's Tram
Fiese
Stewartla Jeane
Wat
Stevenson
Ellis
Phillips
Seong
Johns
Castles
Corboy
Railways
Butler
Peal
Whit Cunnge
Wearove
Davis
Mie Ioniegge
Yeore Metrwarths
Crocker
Butter Jo
Hilto i Stewart
Joline Bauer
I Dalton
Gill Peakute
Ty Conny
Willie
Dr —_ ni
Lingee
Aval
Sat Borboy
Bi Bultler Ceau
Hill ¢ Dalton
Bien
Boles
Ys Davies
Usllts
Penk
Dayton
Walliows
Overaress
Nio Mitchell
Ah Aye Oh
T Waters
HS Elliott
Howshin
Morgan Ba
M Mitra
al Okonawe
Burns
W. Waters
Kennetie Nee
Avine Pantone
Kennedy
Morgan
Elhou
Sei
Namara
Ottler
District News & Notes
Dookie
Glenrowan
Gooranea
Glenrowin West
Georgin
Glenrowar Hein
Amd
Pritchard
Cooper
Yta Cooke
Brady
DA OW Smith
Tippett
Frady
de Cooper
Prichard
Ashmendy
Migs Trvarty
D. Siar
Miss A. Comper
Lyoly
Mise A. Coopey
Mika Tirade
Glenrowan West
Goorambat
Amis
Henalla
Wiruhau
Gowand
Gack Lind Pinchbeck
Patterson
Gaet
Ee J. Saiders
Twitt
Wunever Au
Rawever
Uth Vison
Taek
Il Vadersone
Lowt
Sanders
Twit
Paris
Benally
Gaires Wonton
Buyling
Jolie
Zor
Cooke
Dfor
Daylow
Bor
Carboy
Rex SaNinlny
Reynly
Broa
Atiiroa
Mi Te Whiltor
Benalls
S. S. Benalla
Lima
Warren Bayne
Warrenbayne
Post Office Residence Fund
Alex. Welch
W. M*pherson
Man Wilson
M. W. Hopkins
Wangaratta
Davis’ Sumulater
SALE
Manchester
T. J. Davis & CO
Grfedaor
JLEAM
Congo
Furnnismers Stoirs
Nunn Street
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