Roll of Honor Died on Service and Missing in France
The record lists soldiers reported missing and killed during World War I. It notes Teopor arcane ropeman Watton papao as killed in France, with confirmation of earlier fears. Private Leslie M'Crabb of Muegngf is listed as missing, later reported killed in action at a location near Paris. Additional notes mention Lieut Phil Jol of Violetown and Corporal K- O. Crass among those killed or missing, with sentiments from comrades and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teopor Arcane Ropeman
Wattonpapao
France
Favorlta
Wattenbayny
Trivate
Leslie M‘crabb
Muegngf
Soostauely
Psrechwestal
Oor
Sation
Violettown
Fis Vorite
Oten
Farewall
Tool Mrebanios
Privsty A. Remage
Whiey G.mcoomby Ewert
Hallie Me
Phil
Jol
Menicholl
Fankest
Bel Cele Wrator
Weistant Brigade
Hosaruartars
Skell
Tuckolt
Wwe
Ypres
bin Toms
K- O. Crass
Lupgamab
Kporyl HG
Ashby
Stuntey
Tay Lion
Joly
Wounded Private Keit and Wounded In France Notice
Wounded Private Keit reported from Deoen to Hildestreat then to a French hospital after a shell burst. His brother My Catomerford, a wartime worker in England, is also mentioned. Private T G Mallett of Strathbogte hospitalizes from severe wounds in the left thigh. Private H F Eiwort, son of Eiwort, has lost a left leg above the knee and faces more surgery. Another brother A S Eorewan, killed at Portova on August 5. Missing Alex M'Cornan of Batmuabtsim presumed killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gommerford
Deoen
Cony Gotford
Hildestreat
France
My Catomerford
Angerdirame
England
Pelvate T.G Mallett
Strathbogte
J. Ewert
Violettown
Baw
H. F. Eiwort
Estober
Ewert
Pitrate Twart
Jeworat Hilaelayn
A. S. Eorewan
Porierva
North Winton Queen Carnival Profits Report
A December 20 meeting of 186 North Winton Girls received the audited balance sheet of the Queen Carnival held November 21. The event raised nearly £150 with various donations and prizes noted, including a painting panel later unclaimed. The committee adopted the report and thanked helpers led by secretary Wyn Warton and president Annie Ashmeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Winton
Brigsda
Thoradey
Robert Geuen
Dente Ly
Manwell
Army
Mias
Ruby Werton
Mies Hdna Gamble
Belgado
Mies Wyn
Warton
Mra
Smiths
Lang
Wan
A. Sadler
Whitch
Kya Woaton
Brigade
Sll
Robt. Groot
War Report From The Front And Air Action Over Europe
The War Leader reports thawing fronts with artillery fire and Allied air raids. British planes dropped a ton of bolts on the Thionville steelworks between Luxemburg and Metz, with another ton on two railway fuel zones near Metz. Anti aircraft bursts and bombardment followed as progress remained contested. The French reply notes a repulsed German attack on the Meuse Bois-to-Chaume front, with a brief foothold gained in an advanced position then expelled by our forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuse
Bois-to-Chaume
Italian Front Report Claims Gains and Prisoners Taken
London dispatch says Italian forces advanced north of Cuterville to the head of the Cestilla Valley. Reported 291 prisoners captured and entry into enemy trenches. Bridgehead extended eastward of Caponiley, with printer’s profits noted.
German Attacks Break Down Says Munich Report
A German official report claims Italian assaults on Austrian lines faltered at Mount Sandone Tartiba as German defenses held firm. The account stresses reduced enemy momentum and continued fighting in mountainous terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrn-Huntians
Mount
Sandone
Tartiba
Ultimatum Sent Over Roumania Actions in War Row
Petrograd reports Russia issued an ultimatum to Roumania after accusing Roumanian authorities of hostile acts against Russian soldiers obstructing provisions and arresting Russian regimental committees and Austrian officers visiting the unit. Moscow demands Roumanian colonies be punished and loyalty shown with a 24 hour reply or ready for stronger measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richer
Petrograd
Roumania
Renendia
Lenin firing incident as premier returns to Stanley
A misread, garbled note reports M. Lenin firing at his companion during a return to Stanley after inspecting the Red Guard. The accompanying person, a Swine Sooinlint, was slightly wounded in the incident. The account is unclear and contains transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoty
Stanley
Red Guard
M. Lenin
Man Power Sabena Debate In British House Of Commons
In the British House of Commons on Monday Sir Auckland Geddes outlined a Man Power Sabena measure. He warned of a plan to draft 1,000,000 youths with certificates of exemption, while their fathers are sent to the trenches. The government aims to balance British and French army needs amid current strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wodaunday
House of Commony
Monilay
Auckland Geddes
Labor Attitude Toward Government Plan Unclear
London reports indicate broad approval for the Manpower plan but uncertainty in Labour Party support. Miners Federation and railway unions seen as likely to back the proposal, while the Amalgamated Engineers Society may oppose. A rumor suggests young workers may protest, and Mr Barnes stresses government intents to adhere to the scheme amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tmpecial
Tabor
Tae
Trades Union Tendars
Miners Federation
Railway Wen
Amalgamated Engineera’ Society
Ln Awne Alstrieta
Young
Leckie Battles Government Over Bendigo Pledge Controversy
In Parliament, Mr. Leckie of Indi challenges the Bendigo pledge as a breach of party consent. He argues ministers overstepped and should not bind MPs without consultation, warning that loyalty to the public and the Labor government could be undermined by the referendum plan and outside group pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondo of Representatives
Lackie
Indi
Hughes
Bendigo
Leskle
Tha Morabeen
Qanorud Te Plich
Mintatry
Larga
Imapatru
Mr. Watt
Mao
Wleyan
Phould
Shancel
Lookie
Treasury
Australia
Labor Party
Christmas Night Brawl in Benalla Court
In Benalla, a Christmas night brawl case saw Joe Lim, Reuben Hervey and Charlie Wi hear evidence before P M J M Pennofather. Lim alleged assault by Hervey after a shop incident, with testimonies detailing nose injuries, kitchen scuffle, and multiple strikes. The court ordered 14 days hard labor with fines issued to other defendants and four days to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
J. M. Pennofather
P.M
Joe Lim
Reuben Hervey
Alo
Charlie Wi
F. T. Brown
Tor Joe Lim
Chare WI
PL King
Flurvey
Wituras
Hervey
King
Chile
Tim Tlew
Joo
Lim
Harvey
Mr. Bing
Mr. King
Tor Horvey
Rowan
Mio
Evans
Lt Door
Horevey
Ruobou Tervey
Benalls
Wees
Christan
Chelle
Kvane
Bluresy Log
Wrethade
Mr. Brown
Mr. Pennefathar
Win
Evan
Blickwmith
Delaney
Jas
Milroy
Barvey
Egg throwing at Tangaman charges dismissed
At Tangamal Jones court on Tuesday last Hugh James Carrathera and others faced charges of delaying in an insulting manner at a conscription meeting held at the public hall. Witnesses testified eggs were thrown at the speakers and cars, with one car damaged, but the defence argued lack of identifiable evidence and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangamal Jones Court
Hugh James Carrathera
Path
Maher
Edward Mackay
Thomas C. Harrington
John T. Harrington
Jobe Doyer
Thomas Dayar
Mannar
Barr
Middleton Stiudy
Tongatah
Sypt
Westeatt
T. Clarke
Pennafather
P.bi
Mossy
Defendanta
John M*partland
Mortison
Allat
Mackay
Monals
Tha Apeskor
Mr. Roherty
John H. Bishang
Propria
Ltor
Egg Night Contests Erupt at Meeting
Disturbance broke out as eggs were hurled at a meeting and on leaving a dead chicken was noted. A car tyre was slashed, a hat branded, and a parcel with an anla nest struck a witness. Statements from Clarke Harrington and Constable Carruthers shed light on the chaotic event and charges were dismissed for all but Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Clarke
Mannix
Clarkes
Mr. Clarke
P.M
Lyvstia Slo
Klobaug
Tungamah
Cary
Eishany
Carenthars
T. C. Harrington Rinotnground
Carrathere
T. C. Harrington
Carruthers
Westcott
Binilen
Tongamal
Thors
Rural district notes from Euroa and district
A series of local notes from Euroa Strathbogie Violet Town and Wangaratta report accidents sudden deaths and police cases. William Apleor slips in wood and suffers a foot wound. Mary S M cCormack dies suddenly at Florence Court Benalla. Private J T Murray dies in camp after a week in service. Violetown gains an accountant at the National Bank. A grass fire destroys 130 acres on Wilson and Revrdon property. In Wangaratta a duck shooting case fines and confiscation. Milawa butter factory reports December output and prices. A horse and buggy rag theft leads to arrest and confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euroa
William Apleor
Mary S. M'Cormack
Thos. M'Cormack
Gooram
M. M'Cormack
Plorence Court
Benalla
Shoster
Earow
Blaenddon
Johnaton
Strathbogle
Violettown
Tricks
National Unk
Violetdown
Linah Fire Cocarrad
Ofr
Residon’ Aa
Wilson
Revrdon
Wangaratta
Poonefather
P.M
Ronoh
Apalnat
Yoon Min
Smith
Laceby
Iran
Pinkerton
Wargatatts
Liont
Germany
Holland
Wondellhorn
Switzerland
Guemany
Milawa
Tiwan
London
Canala
Apell
Arthur Glide
Hennessy and
Malton
Mra. Topott
Watgandiey
Mer
Plyputt
Royal Hotel
Matton
Ronnesay
Secuwad
St John’s wort case over landowner duties at Lima South
At Benalls court Mary Balcombe Edward Stow and William Wilvy were prosecuted by inspector Walter Tiernan for neglecting to destroy St John’s wort on their Lima South properties. Evidence showed patches across 50 acres with some destruction efforts but weed regrew. The case noted prior notices and potential penalties with emphasis on urgency and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalls Court
Kafora
J. M. Peonofsthor
P.M. W. B. ‘Tlarnan
Thetlee
Shi of
Benalls
Mary Balcombs
Edward Stow
Wm. C. Wil- Vimy
St. John's
Tous Rour
T. T. Clarke
T. Brown
Mary Balcombe
Clarke
Balcomb
Brosny
Mr. Clarke
P.M
Williams
Wm. T. Bulcombe
Tiernan
B.M
Peonefather
Stow
Mr. Brown
Mra. Bilcombe
W. C. William
Thorman
Hla Sou
Lottor
Hie
Benalla Institute meeting discusses funds and retrenchment
The Benalla Mechanics' Institute held its annual subscribers meeting with W J Carter in the chair. The balance sheet showed receipts slightly higher due to appeals, donations reaching £3176 and interest, while the government grant fell. The committee considered building plans postponed until after the war and debated adopting an honorary secretary to save costs, with mixed opinions. The death of former member Lieut. Frank Walker was noted with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabscribere
Above Institute
Mowaty
W. J Carter
Kiateng
Meadows
O'Toole
J. Clark
Preganowan
W.say
M.connon
Nin
Imaterial
Sondviashin
Lieyt
Frante Walker
Hom
Willis
Benalla
Towo
Ormicens
Denensenka
Troganowan
Mesare
Carter
Kinhany
O'Tonte
Botus Polotad
Oxyeriorca
Mer
Stredwick
Wes
Thu Ibrar
Strength and Safety Remedy Promises Gentle Health Boost
Fragmented ad text touts a remedy named HRAN'S TONIG NERVE NUTS claiming to strengthen nerves and vitality without narcotics. It advertises a bottle package of ten treatments and six bottles priced at L7, with ordering details directing readers to W. Wean Manufacturing, 178 Cantlareagh Streets, Byonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Shomist
Atari
Lima South Progress Association meeting in Public Hall
A largely attended Lima South Progress Association meeting chaired by W C William discussed making a local swing bridge public property and finishing river approaches at low cost. Members urged Shire Council to take over the bridge, and to inspect the river road for safer access as flood dangers and weed issues were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebb. Williitay
Lerma
Willians
Edo
Cameron
Hay
Shire Council
Farhted Matori
FE. Williams
Evane
Hmbur
Sovesa
Moser
Williams
Evanu
Stone
Itaey
Petitton
Shire Cannall
Stan
Meron
John
Thorns
West Conla
Knox
Sosrataty
Walt
Turnin
Claim for Work and Labor Verdict in Benalla Court
A verdict for the defendant Acclaim by Sohn Swabyavsionh Ernest W. BP Caboree for a 13f work and labor case was heard in the Benalla Court of Palty yesterday before Mr. Ponnotasthur. John Swaby, a carpenter and builder, testified a contract to build and add extras totaling £31 13, with disputed charges and final settlement notes. Florence Lydis Orborus stated extras of £220 and final settlement of £220 were discussed. Swaby accepted a cheque as final settlement, while disputes over additional works and unperformed items remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Swabyavsionh
Ernest W. BP. Caboree
Benalla
Seanlonu
Mr. Clarke
Osborne
Osborns
Florence Lydis Orborus
Swaby
Eblok
Dawn
Dored
Aald
Wad
Will
Brown
Swahy
Geo
Mr. Brown
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Alex. M'Cornan
Batmuabtsim
Lown
eanNor
Beaver Board
Meaver Hari
Corman
Russia
Amalgamated Engineers Society
MR. Leckie
T Tangaman
District News
Lima
Benalla Mechanics' Institute
Bank
Guaylobes
Mantios
State Savings Hk
Naw Honal Bank
Strength and Safety
Miller’s
Lima South Progress Association
Pablic
W. C. Willian
Wail Te Waa
Uleo
Landhinderi Ngs
Crown Lands
Hesd Carters
Perticalare Sud
Nujoh
Standard Oil Co
JIE Blennerbassett
Ciewfilm
Henan
Public Nations
the National Mutual Life Association
Australasia Limited
Victorian Producers’ Co-Operative Company Ltd
Stolz
Privat
Chris Stolz
Enalla
Yarrawonga
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