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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

3

Rail to storage to the silos cancelled amid delays

Fragmented local notices report wheat imports for storage suspended while unloading advances are paused. University of Melbourne signaling progress for Mr. Connolly in electrical engineering, with young scholars facing exams and appointments. local police updates on duck season and rail station staff changes. community notices include road accidents, church remarks, and a large estate bequest distribution.

University of Melbourne Wills Con Holly Bonilla High Connolly Morwell George Groaford R. Croxford Bobinawarrah Geo. Buanlep Penally Tao At & Fnaighbor Habys Teo Sisters Raatwav Sormers Shepparton Returned Soldiers’ Association Fairway Kay Bepalla Hammond Mokoan Wear NSA Dock Srasox New South Wales Victoria G. Gullick Clark Nieanuos Feave Bonalla J. Hogan Shepton Eifron'e Madern- Thavelin Gregorack Moornog Thawlis Wan Csi Greverson Mesera Thewlig Cain Gregerson Howayer Glenelg Shilro Golda Connail Casterton Castorton A. Miller Fd Co Desumbar WU George Mee Pete Socuat Iprotlan

A Rewiskine Storm Hits Goulburn District

A fierce thunderstorm swept the Goulburn district on Tuesday. Lightning struck a senor Font, smashing concrete and injuring a bystander named James Steele. A nearby house and occupant were also struck, with a dish of pour hurled from a wife’s hand. A windstorm bent a willow on the Wollondilly, lifting a bullock before it collapsed. Reports also note Mr. V. Sampsin recovering from an eye injury, and state cabinet members being appointed honorary, with farmers in Dubbo testing claims that cigarettes do not start bush fires.

Goulburn W.S.W Senor Juno James Steele Wanay Har Banda Wollondilly Ixstey Eve Wolte V.sampsin Treascay Benilla W. J. Roberts A. J. Caon G W. Stodarb A. Clarke E. J. M‘cardel Benillashire Cavsepay Dubbo Dubbo-Molong Alan Hill Kileen Warren

Mrs Jones longtime resident buried in Benalla

Mrs Jones died after a long illness in Camberwell Wednesday. A former Benalla resident, she married twice, first to fireman R Campbell killed in the Baddaginnie railway accident 27 years ago. She leaves two sons Ernest and Leslie Curran, railway workers. Burial in Benalla cemetery conducted by Rev A McCann, with mortuary arrangements by Mr Abbott. Remains of Mrs Curran later interred in Bonulla cemetery. 20 Curran relatives in railway service led funeral procession. pallbearers from Holy Trinity Church.

Camberwall Wadnesday Benalla Ann Jane Ones Daccaked R. Campbell Baddaginnie Moasrs Ernest Leulie Pearcel

City Murder Arrest Brings Suspect Colin Campbell Ross

Melbourne detectives seize young Colin Campbell Ross in connection with the Alma Tirtschke child murder. They claim to possess decisive evidence expected to convict the suspect, as authorities push to finalize the case.

Melbourne Alma Tirtschke Colin Campbell Ross Ross

New Irish Cabinet Formed After Dail Debate

In the Dail Eireann on Tuesday the election of Mr Arthur Griffith as President was debated. Mr J K Etchingham spoke against, as Walab moved to put the question. De Valera and allies protested, then left the chamber with 65 supporters. Griffiths announced his cabinet: Finance Michael Colline, Foreign Affairs Gavin Duffy, Home Affairs BH J Doggin, Local Government PB Cosgrove, Economics KE Aignd, Potence JE Mullahaey. Upon reconvening Republican leaders remained absent. A message from Pope Benedict rejoiced at the agreement with England.

Eirean Arthur Griffithy J. K. Etchingham Walab Era Kino Childers de Vales de Valera Gutb Emilee da Valera Griffiths Ber Michael Culline Gavan Duffy Home BH. J. Doggin Re. PB. Cosgrove Winer JE. Mullahey Miriam Pope Benedict Trish Enalynd

Weather and Dust Storm Mentioned in Yesterday’s Conditions

Yesterday yielded a gusty dry day with a strong breeze and visible dust. Official records show shade readings and gauge data from the post office with dates from last Monday, noting maximums and minimums as listed for several stations.

Tate Min

Unclear events list from Benalla meeting note

Fragmentary OCR text outlines a Benalla annual meeting with dates in January and related church events. It mentions Trinity Church and local gatherings but contains many garbled words and unclear details. The readable items include one meeting date and several referenced activities without firm specifics.

Motor Collides With Tree In Doncaster

Telegraphic dispatch from Melbourne reports a motor car carrying seven people collided with a tree at Doncaster this morning. Injured were William Owens Henry Perry Alice James and Myrtle Jones with Perry the only one seriously hurt.

Melbourne Doncaster William Owens Henry Perry Alice James Myrtle Jones Perry

Resuming Trade With Former Enemies Delayed Trade Policy

The Federal Government has decided to resume trade with Germany and other former enemy countries from August 1. Precautions will prevent British and Australian stockholders from being undercut by dumped goods. The steamer Cgoma, wrecked on Breaksea Spit near the Queensland coast, has been refloated with no damage. Cablegrams show relief in London as Australian butter stocks are sold for European consumption, easing the butter position.

Germany Haing Cgoma Breaksea Queensland Melbourne London

Victorian ministers oppose Hughes on Premiers Conference postponement

Victorian ministers express annoyance at Mr Hughes for not delaying the Premiers Conference. It is possible Mr Lawson will inform the Prime Minister that he cannot attend if the conference is held on January 17.

Victorian Hughes Lawson

Melbourne Markets Closing Quotations Today

Melbourne markets list closing quotations for wheat and oats with milling and feed prices, barley English and Cape varieties, maize, onions, potatoes, and chat, expressed in pounds shillings pence and dollars. Prices show small variations across commodities as reported by the exchange.

Melbourne

Railways and Economy of the District's Wasted Staff

A Standard paragraph relays a farmer’s rebuke of Railways Chairman Mr Clapp over funds for works. It argues travelling inspectors cost thousands yearly, with engine sheds at Bealaf and Seymour proposed for closure. Critics claim the system squanders money on unnecessary salaries and redundant inspectors, calling for a taxpayer friendly overhaul.

Gundowing Clapp Railways Commissioners Befall Seymour Benalla Rii Ik Necesa

Meeting of Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club Committee

A committee meeting of the Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club was held at the club rooms in the Commercial Hotel. Present were Messrs Collings Apepantetii E. S. Vea Da Arnote Haig J O'Brien PF Vic cary WT Noonan J Headland R Mack J Cox A Hyland A Mackerell and J J Rhodes. A letter from NCC offered to prepare for either the Derby and Oaks Waterloo Cup or St Leger and stated the ground requirements and the club's financial support. The decision was to apply. Dates set for events June 5 and 30 July 1 August 5 and September 2. The President and Mr Noonan were appointed delegates to the conference.

Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club Commercial Messrs Collings Benalla C. D. Collins E. H. Holloway Avenel DM. P. Cleary Devenish J. Soderstrom Katanga M'Kenna Tatura Carlyon Wahting Noonan Benaila Yarroweyahi Kentnga

Conference sets dates for district coursing clubs

A delegate conference in Benalla allocated season dates for district coursing clubs including Benalla Tatura Wahring St James Evroa Yarroweyah Kentnga Devenish and Dardalong with Avenel and Murchison. No applications came from Wahring Yabba North or Corham clubs.

Murchison Dardalong Avenel Wahring

Bonalle racing meet previews and local notes

The Summer meeting at Bonalle lists Maiden Plate and Anniversary Handicap events with purses from 10 to 25 sovs, plus several races including L mile, 6 furlongs, and 7 furlongs. Special trains from Mulbourne precede the day, while local owners clash in a fiver aside race won by Ginger Mag before a tragic Sunbury foal drowning. Sydney writer praises James Tanner, Greenstead, Gambler's Gold finishes, and Patrick O Meally, a twelve year old jockey from Wo donga, shows rising promise after a close finish at Wodoriga.

Chile Tiane Bouin Mulbourne Barnawartha Adolph Cheesley Knockalong George Newbound Billy Tanner Ginger Mag W. O'Callaghan Judge H. Walsh Mr. W- Staff Eth Sunbury Bloodshot Sydney James Tanner NED R.A Vic Greenstead Rosehill Tanner Patrick O'Meally O'Meally Nancy Star Wodoriga J. O'Meally Wodonga

Local sporting notes from Carlton and region football scene

Carlton official Molony receives Richmond invitation along with youth and stamina cited. Tomorrow’s matches feature Crown at Benalla turf and a Benalla railways group. NSW beats SA by six wickets, Andrews scores 128 in 334 chase. Tennis results at Thoona court show Thoona winning by twelve games with mixed scores. Visiting Indians impress with clever play and encouragement to return for more. Ladies play on, with thanks to referees. next match at Excelsior ground on January 9.

Martin Molony Carlton Foot Wangaratta Richmond Carlton Molony Benally Bay Patterson Railway A Benalla Valentine Baddiginnie Hr&ndly Reskryk New Sovth Wales South Australia New South Wales Andrews Mating Moxoan Exortstown Thoona Courta Thoona Tonnia Gilbert Warton

Community Saint Patrick's Day Meeting and Parade Plans

The article notes a St Patrick's Day assembly in St Joseph's Hall with all members of the athletic club to be present. It mentions a social event in Walsmanstown and arrangements for an annual sports day on St Patrick's Day with participants and activities outlined.

Benalla Maes Ink of St. Ca St. Atrick'y Mete St Joseph's Hall I Walssoabont Sb. Patrick's Day

Live stock market report from Benalla sale day

Victorian Producers' Co-Op. Coy. Ltd reports a heavy yarding of sheep cattle and pigs at Benalla yards on Tuesday the 10th inst with strong interest from locals and outside buyers. Prices varied with fat stock close to last year while stores and pigs showed steadier or better demand.

Co-Op. Coy. Ld Corporation Benalla Prinie Wethers Shropshire Rams Watts, Turnbull & Co Corporation Yards Benella

Cattle Market Report Shows Bleaker Prices Amid Heavy Run

A heavy yarding of fat cattle with good bullocks and cows faced oversupply, easing prices. Prime heavy bullocks ranged around £7 15/ to £8 17/6, small bullocks and stours £4 15/, prime cows and heifers £7 to £7 10/7, and store cattle saw competition from Mansfeld buyers with earlier high bids.

Oiota- Nower Mansfeld Steeve

Benalla Pig Market Prices Report Trade Stated

Messrs Watts Turnbull & Co report a fortnightly pig market Tuesday last with bacon and store pork prices slightly easier. Rack fatters quoted from £5 16s to £5 8d, light bacon to £5 12s, others around £4 9s to £4 7s, suckers up to 33s 6d and other prices listed.

Watts Turnbull & Co

Tungamah Shire Council Monthly Meeting Notes

The Tungamah Shire Council met Monday with councillors Wadeson Mulquiney O Dea White Parnell Ford Smyth M Laughlin Chadwick and Whitty present in Stokes absence Dr O Dea chaired. Reports covered road payments Thistle inspection water troughs at St James and Katamatite stations health concerns at St James police residence and a plan to extend roads and formings with tenders opened for the E and W road and SW riding works.

Fresent Crs Wadeson Mulquiney O'Dea White Parnell Ford Smyth M'Laughlin Chadwick Whitty Stokes Dr. O'Dea Courtry Roads Board St. James Road M'Quarter & Sons Thistle P. Ryan N.W W. Ridings M. Healey Engiaeer Kelly CE Black Parker Yabba St James Wit O'Brien Broken Creek Br Mackay Tanganiah St. Janes Gopy

Great Summer Clearing Sale at Efron's Benalla

Benalla store announces a two week Great Summer Clearing Sale starting today January 13 at Carrier Street. Huge markdowns across women and men’s wear including white voile robes skirts and blouses, caress fabrics, and Manchester goods with hundreds of bargains. emphasis on ladies and men’s fashion plus yard goods and dress materials.

Efron’s Carrier St Benalla Assam Maida Mlonsee Brest Harvard Woelsing Surias Ramemgbeer Manchester Ostman Elie Yd Cowan Puy

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