Haig Reports Break Up Of Enemy Raiding Parties
British official dispatch states German raiding parties were broken up southeast of Lens by heavy artillery. British patrols in No Man's Land incurred and repulsed further raids near the Menin road and north of Pozieres. German claims report 600 English prisoners taken south of Marcoing in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wedtoaday
Sir Douglas Haig
Lens
No Man's Land
Menin Road
Poschondacls
Avankalsy
Rer Winetrss
Gera
Marcoiny
Bolshevik Moves On Finland and Ukraine Seen
Bolshevik news agency says Peoples Commissions informed Finland of willingness to recognise Finnish Republic independence. In London reports note German Russia talks broken off over Poland and Lithuania. Ukraine Rada reportedly ready to accept Bolshevik terms if money flows and Ukrainian Republic recognised. Provisional Russian plenipotentiary Litvinov appointed in London. arrests of a U.S. railway mission to Irkutsk unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolahavioke
Winninss
Petrograd
Bolshevik Novy Agency
Peoples Commissions
London
Dansey
Nowe
Germany
Russia
Poland
Lithuania
Bolshevic
Ukraine
Rada
Ukrainy Republic
M. ‘Troteley
Litvinoll
Prosbut Mun
Bora
Italian Front Munition Depots Exploded by Allied Fire
An Angalian official report states Anglo-Italian batteries exploded two munition depots at Fontiga near Conugleano. The attack dispersed troops at Intesti duro as they attempted to cross the Piava, amid heavy artillery activity.
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London
Angalian
Fontiga
Conugleano
Intesti Duro
Piava
Allied and Italian Positions Stronger Says War Authority
A high British military authority reviews the year and reports Allies in France hold most high ground and ridges. He notes our positions are better than ever. The Italian position has also improved and time is on our side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Benalla Mechanics Institute Appointing Meeting
Benalla Mechanics Institute and Kroe Library announce annual meeting for Wednesday January 16 at 6 20 pm The report and balance for year ending December 31 1917 will be presented and election of committee for the ensuing year conducted Nominations close noon Tuesday with president secretary or librarian Retiring committee attendances listed and balance statements noted Also notice of address for future care of business by Geo Hyland and Carter Bros milieu care of Piromblog and Trimonth’s business guidance
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Benalla
Moesare
W. H. Cathar
Pewsitant
P. Willis
J. Treganowan
W Sammons
J. Blabang
Geo. O'Toole
J. Clark i
W. M'Call Bay
J. W. Meadowe
Geo. Walker
Frontal
Shue
Referendum Campaign Court Case Amid Egg Incident
In Bonalla court Constable Luxford charged Jno Askeman with jeering during a December 14 Referendum meeting. Testimony described a noisy scene with eggs thrown at Rev Hy Howard and Mr. Palmer MP, a near riot, and disputed police conduct. The defendant was fined 6 shillings 6 pence plus costs.
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Bonalla
Ponpofather
Luxford
Jno
Askeman
Varnat
Shire Ball
Hy. Howard
Palmer
M.P
Hy. Tanfield
Brown
Laker
Laxford
Busfield
Win
Mr. Brown
Lakeman
Westcott
Ian
Nicholas Jos
Brennan
Lakemany
Lakemen
Bape
Woutcott
Westcoth
Mhlan
Mac
Bhatt
Loxford
Werle Smith
Painter
Sapt
Obituary for Mrs E J Griffin in Australia era notice
The death occurred Wednesday of Mrs. E J Griffin wife of Joseph Patrick Griffin of Middle Brighton Deceased daughter of Mrs Bagnall of Lavery Street She suffered tuberculosis for some time came to Bansils on a visit to her mother but died There are four sons and five daughters aged from 111 years to two months Funeral at Boualla cemetery grave service by Reverend W Clemens and burial arrangements by Mr Abbott. Judith Ferphy mother of Mr Joto Farphy formerly of Shepparton now Alberh Park born September 1640 sailed for Australia with her husband to the Duke of Argyle later farming on the Upper Yarra then moved to Lake Cooper survived by 29 grandchildren 38 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Three grandchildren reside in Shepparton a number of deaths noted in Shepparton district including Thomas Janking Helen Young and Hugh M Padsean
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E. J. Griffin
Kaily J. Griffin
Joseph Patrick Griffin
Middle Brighton
Bagnall
Lavery-street
Nillabcootle
Griffin
Boualla
Ree
W. Clemens
Mr. Abboty
Uorop
Ghrlatone
Mee
Judith Ferphy
Jota Farphy
Shepparton
Alberh Park
Australia
Duke of Argyle
Upper Yarra
Lake Cooper
Red Cross Society Goorambat Branch Gifts and Meeting
The Goorambat branch reports members work and gifts to the central depot for Oct Dec 1917 including knitting, hospital bags, mittens, and clothing. Acknowledgments list Maude Hall secretary. gifts include marmalade, soap, towels, writing tablets, envelopes, and assorted items. The annual meeting is set for Mechanics Hall at 2.50 pm on Wednesday th January.
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Goorambat
Red Cross Society
Central Depot
Moinbyrs
Bolmats
Mies Maude Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Benalla athlete wins 120 Yards Hardcap at boxing day sports
K A Dalton of Benalla won the 120 Yards Hardcap with the first prize of £10, dominating heats and final but taking 12 in the semifinal. A W Daily of Albury won the 73 Yards Sprint in the final after leading heats. J Lave of Benalla placed second in the boys under 16 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Dalton
Benalla
Wsts
Nydy
A. W. Daily
Albury
J. Lave
Pleasant Sunday Afternoon Rally Debates Conscription and Democracy
A large crowd gathered at a Bonalla Friendly Societies event where speakers including Mr Wilson and Mr Oatey addressed the audience on conscription, political party loyalties, and the Labor party’s stance. Brigadier-General Forsyth criticised the majority verdict as cowardly, while Mrs Hughes and Labour figures were urged to stay organized for the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalla Friendly Societies
Messrs
Wilson
Charles
T. Oneey
Frank Austey
M.P
Firey
Motar
L. J. Corboy
Hin Hourara
Forsyth
South
Hughes
Democratic Party
Mosare
Cook
Tranwith
Labor Party
Iitentlan
Tadyr
Indi
Maouiz
Ryne
Queensland
Carey
Australia
Anatrasia
Obsiloa
Thees
Theolamos
Europe
Auetralia
Palestina
Italy
Egypt
Christmas Night Melee at Bonulls Police Court
Returned soldier Harvey faced charges of assaulting Lin and Lim at a Bridger Street fruit shop and tea room on December 25. Testimony described a brawl as Harvey struck Lim and kicked witness, with witnesses noting language barriers and the need for an interpreter. The three cases were adjourned to January 17 for further proceedings.
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Bonulls
Penofather
P.M
Dee Lin
Bridge-street
R. Harvay
Beowa
King
Reuben Harve
Joe Lim
Charley
Brown
Charley Wi
Harvey
Lim
Dharvey
Foo Lim Erniteror
Ute
Bridger Attiet
Mr. King
Evens
Hace Vey
Mr Brown
Niah
Ad Alea
Witcove
Joe Dla
Tlarvey
Lima
Shis Ataco
Soldier's Milk Fund appeal from Benalla district
A war charity plea from Margaret Mary Rodgers urges Benalla district residents to support the Soldier's Milk Fund. The note requests subscriptions and provides several local names and amounts, acknowledging readers who have already contributed.
Doan's Backache Kidny Pills Adverts From Past Era
The text promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills claiming relief from back pain and kidney trouble based on numerous testimonies. It cites Mr. Gunn of Kilfoer and a woman reader, urging readers to buy pills at 2/11 per box or 16/8 for a box, with orders via Foster-McMillan Co. and a booklet offer for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peopla
Ta Rorou
Neweprpord
Punpeu
Placus Dogn
Dilla Po Tinm Foundation
Wm. Gunn
Kilfoer
Bunallay
Ms. Doan
Dory
Will
Tan
Doan
Foster-M'Alillan Co
Beecham's Pills Promoted as Restorative Medicine
An old promotional piece touts Beecham's Pills as a wise remedy with two key qualities. It claims they restore health when fasting and preserve health during use, aiding digestion and general well being. The text urges regular use to maintain efficient health.
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Beecham
Benalla Rainfall Records Establish 1917 Highest Year
Historical rainfall figures from Benalla show 1947 total near 43 inches with record monthly totals. Data from the Post Office Bureau notes 1880 and 1894 records, including a peak single month of 7.76 inches and a long period with no March rainfall, reflecting historic weather extremes and shifting monthly totals across the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Dar
Inchan
Boreau
Melbourne
le Cought
Onstober
Nunn Street Railway Gates Collision at Benalla Court
At Benalla court Victor Sampson pleaded guilty to driving a motor car on the wrong side near Nunn Street railway gates, colliding with a Renata Dairy wagon. Proceedings detailed damage to the car, horse, and radiator. judge fined 40 with 19/4 costs.
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Nunn-street
Renata
Victor Sarmonon
William Irving
Thoona
Benalla Court
J. E. Peacefather
P.M
Victor Sampson
Laxford
Westooth
Woo. Levine
Nann
Tla
Peonefather
Btl
Lafendano
Robert Sollings
Sgoalman
Bow
King
William Levice
Bing
Irving
Westcott
Horag
Sléo
Witnees
Benalla Waterworks Trust Meeting Highlights and Accounts
The Benalla Waterworks Trust monthly meeting at the Musteinal Chambers heard reports on the rating by-law, tapping charges, and water usage figures. Water consumption averaged 260,000 gallons daily in town and 59,000 gallons daily by the Railway department, with accounts for rates, arrears, and meters reviewed and several payments approved.
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Benalla
Musteinal
Prequnt
Consra
Ronsoli, Mathieson and Roe
Rivera
Water Supply Commission
Bollars
Peruivalon
P. Rebboohi
Tha
Railway
Mowat
Murray
Kally
Pd Wotherlsad
Trust
ANCE
Phi Tatas
Buryat
Guyadel— Meng Department
R. ‘Ilkon
Perrsowan
Weight & Co
P. Rabbrohi
L. Rebbechi
W. Birodwick
B. Sander
Nun
J. Knox
Abe
Roll of Honor Died on Service Private William D. MLongan
Private William D. MLongan of Mov roopas is reported killed in action at Pozleros on 25 July 1916 while serving as a flour milling director for Menon and Co for 20 years. He captained the Mooroopna firs brivads, led the football clay, and served on the hospital committeen. A well known turf and trotting club supporter, he was a frequent visitor to the Bonalla race meetings and belonged to the club before going to war. Also noted is the official report of the death of Serge and George Watson Telford of the New Zealand Forces, youngest son of Mrs. Gideon and the late Gideon Telford, with ties to Tangameh, Yarrawonga, and siblings across Victoria and New Zealand.
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William D. M'Longan
Movroopas
Alng
Pozleros
Pace
Menon and Co
Mooroopna Firs Brivads
Football Clay
Hoopitel Committen
Claba
Bonalla
Posta
Serge
George Watson Telford
New Zealand
Im Sation
Gideon
Gideon Telford
Tangameh
Yarrawonga
Robard Telford
Loogesach
Queens Tend
Somtt Yarra
A. Edmondston
Castorton
Telford
Field Av
Ewon Telford
Bank of Australssia
Melbourne
New Goaland
Returning Home and War Vote Shifts Noted
Mr A A Morrison of Neopamanus received word on December 22 that Private H T Morrison is returning Invalided to Australia and expected to arrive soon. During holidays vote counting showed shifts with No and Yes majorities in Victoria changing totals. overall about 160000 soldiers counted in the tally.
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A. A. Morrison
Neopamanus
H. T. Morrisoniy
Australia
Victoria Hay
Saldlora
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Schame Falls
Usrren Slavien Casue
Wedesday
Pobrogtal
Arthur Ransome
Daily News
Repves
Dy Revver
Washington
Wemerlay
Bolsbesiks
Irkutak
Mechanics’ Institute
Bera
Children’s Court
Mrs
Judith’ Farphy
Dietriot
Bolndbog
Thos
Janking
Con
Helen Young
Violet
Town and Pins Lodge
Hugh M'Padsean
Shapparton
Secratar
Ire
Kvanaug
Adisho
W. Collion
Mossra
Chandler
T. Heaney
Mr. Harri. Yeon
Siper Mire
Iblebaog
Miss Denny
Lucky Bay
Mrs. Walker
Vs. Payne
M'Kevzle and Co
Ab Flemington
Rosyth
Sports Girl
Obi
Mr. F. J. Mitchell
Perdo
Hoping
Witty Marchand
Pinon
Trine
Vocal Kiy
Firat Tela
Stratus
Danwill
Demood
Swadt
Bunganoa
Govan
Chilteroom
Treaco
Pomra
Knagacki
Pony Ruca
Promarvel
Gold King
Lady Chiltern
Cap—acan Andria
Andronicus
National Bank
Felal—Candol
Silver Straet
Dainty Brake
Darr Ven Queen
Irlah’Song
Andy Look
Nickly
Piato— Bomra
Kuagaaki
Kyoeator
Yoons Argyls Evens
Premarvel
Indy Chiltern
Irlah Song
Joorge Mao
Sfeusre Baker
Roseell
Soldier's Milk Fund
Seldivys Obie Mund
Namorona
B. Wordbury
TM Pita
Helf
Feishvilly
Margaret Mary Rodgers
Benalla Bivanah
Wnebe
Avery Hime
Bend Sd
Ladies’ College
Musich
Colling Strost
Good Medicine
Ag Beecham
Ssa
Benalla Waterwoms Trust
Dogldad
Charles Rock
Glades Street
East Brunswick
Clements Tonic Ltd
Clive
Clements
Clements Tonic
Weing
Selliit
Mber
Publio
the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited
Victorian Producers’ Co-Operative Company Ltd
Thomson & 60
Thomson & CO
Bridge Street
Taotepen
Lane Callie Se Methane
Food For Infants &Val ——— Ee
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