Devenish and Baddagonite Sanitary Bye Law Debate
A report outlines the proposed bylaw for a sanitary service for Devenish and Baddaglonte townships. Secretary Holmes notes Clause 1 may be unlawful under Health Act 1916 and should be omitted, with resolution action after passage. Clause 4 on advance payment is disputed but may remain. A model double pay service bylaw is discussed for adoption.
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Chive Sounell
Devenish
Baddagionio
Holmes
Pabiic Health Department
Public Board of Health
Bahalla
D. Baddaglonte
S. W. Williamson
Brosdfurd
Numurkah
Williamson
Oxley Srmg Orviciats
Oxley Shire
Wrata
Rte
W. Wray
Yarrawong
Wyland
Triand
London
England
France
Egypt
Church of Magland
Ypres
Rowan Catholic
Church of Christ
Canon Can
Wangaratta
Wray
Church of
St. John's
St. John's Wort
Gibraltar
Avanshira
Gippsland
Riggall
Bowser
Beechworth
Gletrich
Corryong
Monraopos
Wangeratta
Ovens Benevolent Asylum
Connolly
Benalla
Malbourne
Kiye Aud Sr
Parmwonte
State War Council
Knoxshire
War Council
Ne Yer
Cobell
Bovalla Council
San-Tamascay
Bevalla
Mcensee
Lansee
Tonen
Costa
Political crisis in Taecony as resignation triggers cabinet talks
Prime Minister Hashon submitted an unconditional resignation to the Governor-General and discussions followed with Labor and coalition leaders. A Senate and House session announced a coalition motion to review Hughes' statement and form a government, drawing mixed reactions within the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hashon
Tudor
Labor Party
John Pormer
Watt
Cook
Higgs
Poynton
Wisco
Hue Wade
Hughes
Commie
Senate
Hoase
Representavee Wie
Cory
Tris
Messrs
Sampson
Toyd
Leckle
Falkiner
Pigott
N.S.W
Williams
Tax
Bailey
Hoghes
Enteldo
Old Ministry Claim Victory as Hughes Proclaims New Administration
In an afternoon session the Prime Minister Mr Hughes announced he had effected his old ministry for the new administration. The Opposition reacted with laughter as Tudor, its leader, gave notice of a motion of want of confidence in the government.
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House of Representatives
Hughes
Tudor
Careless Fire Threatens Valley Near Pinchgut
On Monday afternoon a campfire near Ahvir Bree at Liman South sparked a blaze in Broken Tower valley. Price and others battled flames for hours, saving homes and thousands in property by keeping the fire from spreading.
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Ntton
Liman South
Mr. Price
Woo
Neveral
Broken Tower
Williams
War Report From Haig The Front Lines Update
London dispatch reports Haig noting enemy activity north of the Ypres Sladen line and a counter attack. Canadians attacked German trenches south of Lens taking five guns. Prisoners captured. French forces attacked west of Florey with counterattacks restoring ground.
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Haig
Reever
London
Doughs Haiz
Ypres-Sladen
Lens
Portuguese Situation Warship Bombs Fortr Then Crew Surrenders
London dispatch reports Portugal’s government taking strong action against Domomats as a cruiser Vasco da Gama bombards the fortress, then hoists a white flag and the crew surrenders. The correspondent notes naval tensions and loyalty shifts in the capital region.
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Revrew
London
Rewter
Lishor
Portugal
Arabs Win Railway Attacks Near Maan in Palestine
A London report from Palestine says Arabs renewed activity on the Madjar railway north of Man. They carried out successful enterprises against an important line, including a bridge southward of Maan, signaling ongoing Arab operations against Turkish targets.
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London
Palestine
Madjar
Man
Maan
Submarine Warfare Weekly Sailings Report
The Admiralty lists weekly arrivals and sailings with 2065 arrivals and 2244 sailings. Eighteen ships over 1600 tons were sunk while three under 1600 tons were lost. eleven were sunk by misfortune and fishers were sunk.
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Rewres
Admiralty
Hospital Ship Nova Sunk in British Channel Night Attack
The Admiralty reports the British hospital ship Nova was torpedoed in the English Channel near Friday midnight while en route from Gibraltar. All wounded were saved. three lascars missing after the hit. The ship, flagged Hague compliant, was attacked despite its protected status. About 550 aboard, including 250 wounded.
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Landun
Admiralty
Nova
Gibraltar
Ue Crow Promise
Hague
Uundun
Exancoort
Bavlana Weld
Tyre
Captain Maxfield M C Reported Killed In Action
A letter from Captain Bean notes Captain Maxfield M C of Longwood, known to Benalla residents for cricket and tennis visits, was killed after an ill fated assault near the Hindanbury line. The report says he died in the field while leading his men, with hopes of recovery fading as German shelling and mine obstacles blocked movement and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield
M.O
Longwood
Benalla
J. Maxfield
Han
Vitor
Bonn
Grace
Bean
Hoy
Order
Heyerde
Hindanbary
Youe Ani
Hue
Oll
Jim
Ameeiae
Thadenburg Trevel
Anil
Micken
Caps
Bey UL
Courar
Basons
Lesian
Wall Etmel
Hindenburg
Send off to Soldier Private Frank Smith Honored At Send Off
A December 29 farewell for Private Frank Smith, enlisting and bound for camp at Sydney, drew residents of Larg. Speakers praised his patriotism while a laminated watch and gifts were presented, ending with the National Anthem and best wishes for his safe return. Private Smith is the third son of Councillor W. B. Smith to enlist.
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Larg
Echool
Farewall
Frank Smith
Sydney
Thos
Elliott
Weatherill
Mith
Mr. Cummings
3. Gardiner
Lury
Smith Briely
Laith
Private Smith
Qouncillor
W. B. Smith
Benalla Bowline Club Plans and Match Arrangements
A Benalla Bowline Club meeting discussed Anniversary Day plans and a potential match with Wongaratta for the Twerd trophy. The secretary reported mixed replies from twelve district clubs and a decision to abandon that idea. A rink tournament was set with appointed captains and trials tomorrow to select teams for the championship on Saturday, with four bowls per player and 34 up conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Bowline Club
Bartaoister
Hines
Wongaratta
Elaly
Buroa
Moana
Holker
Boggs
Gaesoigne
Nish
Hivauck
Wyvla
Conke
Davinw
Kuteten
Mr. Daving
Yaewnoy
Racing Grout Interest at Shipley Stud Auction
Racing note reports disposal of the Shipley stud near Warenambool on Wednesday. Prices reached 245 pounds total value. Comedy King bought by Mr Fantisner of Pinujip Park near Murchison for 7,300 guineas and White Star sold to Mr A T Greswick for 2,700 guineas. Announces Summer meeting programmes at Tunity Lacing Club with numerous races and prize money, including Maiden Plate of 10 novs and various handicap events. Nominations close Monday 21st January at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley Stud
Warenambool
Mr. Fantisner
Pinujip Park
Murchison
A. T. Greswick
Poly
Covan
Txodleap Eyck Raon
Sud Cosgrove Elanitenp
Nomnattona
Weather report shows heavy storms and variable rainfall
The record details thunderstorms and rain across several locations, with gauge readings citing 3 points on Tuesday, 4 points at Sust Olive, 6 points near Rothesay road, and 60 to 143 points reported in various stations. A roof damage incident is noted amid the weather events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat-Office
Prom Warrenty
Goomaliboe
Barnes Whaze
Bor Dalla
Sust Ollive
Bexalla
Rothesay Road
Ofica
YMCA Collections Record of Receipts and Expenditures
A historical YMCA ledger lists acknowledgments of funds from Mrs Young and others, detailing previous amounts, town collections, donations, and sales. It records totals such as 264 pounds and expenses including Strodard and cheques to MC Ley, with audits by Mr. Swanill and various contributors like Gowan, Holden, Holling, and Wetherill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teowneer Ymca
Mrs Young
Holden
Warrobhayna
My. Gowan
Wilfred Holling
RA Osrpa
Palentin
Collnesion
Dantary
Balanca-Shwat
Swanll
col‘Town
Gowan
Jonbayne
Copeman
Vines
al. Holden
Wilfred Colling
Ilf. Tine
Lickets Dromitle Entertainment
Ogee
J. Wetherlil
Exponees
Strodard
Iupendent
Ley
Wangaratta Mortgage Suit Seeks Foreclosure Action
An affidavit in the Wangaratta district cites wartime labor shortages affecting farm value as mortgage holder Jane Hetherington Mein seeks call up and foreclosure on 370 acres with a £1100 debt. Judge Hood to fix mortgage interest. opposition argues sale now would harm client Owen Dixon. A hearing adjourned for a more comprehensive order and inspection of insurance, water, and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelicn
Wagarratte
H. G. Mactadon
Jane Hetherington Mein
Wangaratta
Ivaye
Justice Hood
Willem Patrick Tanner
Mary Newman
Tanner
Owen Dixon
Morkyegoes
Kobenney
Rainfall Records at Mokoan West
The Standard publishes rainfall figures for the year 1017 gathered by Mr M Hamoood of Mokoan West. The record book lists daily totals and cumulative rainfall, highlighting notably wet months and the overall seasonal pattern for the town and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokoan West
Sam
M. Hamoood
Mokoan Woot
Wool market report from Melbourne sale day detailed prices
Australian wool merchants and buyers were present in Melbourne on Monday to review a large catalogue of 461 bales. Most offerings came from Riverina and northern Victoria with numerous lots including good Merino wools and various fleece types priced across a wide range. Local districts such as Benalla Wangaratta and Benalla’s UBD were active with multiple lots trading at differing shorn rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. W. Heaney
Bonalla Gourt
Benalla
Methodist
Broken Greek
W. Clemena
Beckett
John H. Cook
H. Wallender
Cool
Melbourne
Broken River
Haakin
Albury
Germany
Huma Shire Vouveil
Smilchenbecker
Heppu
Australis
Cra
Heppner
Westendor
Jelbart
Heppace
Forshone
Herbert Ledter Will
J.artis
Banalla-street
Farostare
Sandries
Mareball
Yarrawongs
Deventeh
St. Famen
Davenish
St. Jamwe
T. Pom
Recaurrixa
Victoria
Todi
Worth Building Society
Wm. Stredwick
Ort
Warton
Beechworth
Puruwrvo
Geo. Hyland
Failare
Ofo Carter Brog
Bray
Anvr
Austraiian Marcantite Lanil and Pinnaco Co. Lib
Raparts
Ted Tunuwey
Riverina
Balatton
Homer
Pads EL
Benella
Cavine
Mawes Everton
Wagio
Wangaratta
Tarrewingio
Pats
Vene Vate
Hean's Nerve Nuts Marketed As Tonic Aid
An ad for Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts claims to stop nerve strain and restore steadiness. It touts an 9d per bottle price or 17s 3d for six bottles from a chemist in Sydney, urging readers that the product "pulls you together" and acts as a brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Yaue Dhumlsy
Grocer
Sola Masfasturer
Bean
Canttornaghy Neon
Sydney
Repatriation of Soldiers and Land Settlement Board Moves
The Hon. Veank Clarke forwards the Discharged Soldiers Land Settlement Act to Knox shire secretary urging rapid action on land repatriation. A smaller committee with technical knowledge and proximity to settlers is favored. Mr Temple Smith visits Benalla to review properties offered to the Land Purchase Board and the administration plan. Donald Dallas property at Holland's Branch is noted as purchased by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veank Clarke
Lande
Knox
Cosnetl
Munieljall
Lands Parchore and Management Board
Clarke
Conneil
Tata
Avery Hurt
Mahi Miong
Hla Wasenasry
Puconafal
Templa Smith
Land Purchase Board
Benalla
Wilsons war aims defined for world peace and reform
President Wilson, following Lloyd George, set out the United States war aims in a Congress address. He called for a league of nations, armament reduction, free trade, redemption of colonies, and self determination, insisting on a moral framework and postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd George
Wilden
United Sistem
Jay
Stulla Pesce
Congress
Lloyd ‘Earge
Provident
Goran Peli
Roll of Honor Killed in Action from Onward Front
Fragmented notice lists several names and statuses including Killed in Action and Wounded in action. The text references individuals such as Athol Lydiard and Gipere and places like Baros and England, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. The overall tone mirrors a wartime casualty roll card with partial lines and damaged details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelvata Athol Lydiard
Baros
Pilea
Wheat price debate stirs farmer calls for rise
The article reports farmers urging a higher wheat price amid government pressure to curb rising costs. Officials warn of market instability as expenses mount, while producers accuse authorities of stalling relief measures. Names of regions and agencies appear amid discussants calling for action.
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Mr. Hughes
Svichoprey
A. Gorman
Florey
Peny
Maxfield M.C
Frank ‘Smith
Y.M.C.A. Collections
Santa
Wilson
Alfred C. Parkinson
Newsagent
Fancy Coods
Bridge Street
Adatiay
Iran
Garter Bros
Stolz
Chris Stolz
Benalla and
Yarrawonga
Aldonsoy Cioth
A. Miller & CO
Bridge St
Benalia
Gorparal
G. Aeyiys
Mr. C. Avhby
Btvuloy
RED Cross Society
Lewouite
Lanas
Gotha
Wheatactan
Fodor Rugemaone
Andy
Ul Wisstel
Nationel
Petiina Teyamde
Lewis & CO
Garrier St
W.lewis&co
Georgettes
Poplins
Areo
Grocartos Stockad
Planis
Walter Wright
Towong
Hailiel
Smith
Kolor
Penshurst
Lee
Alvin Airy
W Brown
Boolarra
Kidd
Joseph Walker
Alieg
Michine
Angus Cameron
Leitchvidle
C. Lyall Timms
Willie
Edwin
Trea
Levy
Calder
Foster
Wits Corpet
Lynch
Matorna
Ali
the Ridd Company Ltd
Bourke Street