Polish crisis and Polish government formed abroad
The report notes Finnish volunteers set for Revel aboard British warships as Paderewski forms a cabinet in Vancouver and asks Allied recognition. The Food Council urges Marshall Foch to push immediate transport of foodstuffs to Poland while Bolshevikes advance toward the Prussian frontier, capturing towns and villages.
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London
Heleingfors
Paderewski
Vancouver
M. Paderewski
Mud Ho Hee
Food Council
Hes
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Streoge
Canalg
Poland
British Labor Unrest and European News Digest
Labor unrest spreads in Britain with thousands of railway and mining workers striking in London and Yorkshire to demand an eight hour day and longer停. Berlin elections show Socialist and Independent blocs leading. order restored in Berlin after military measures. Russia talks at Peace Conference outline self rule for Russians without outside dictation. Holulingfors reports Russian rearguards pillaging. Italy seeks Breonor Pass and Dalmatian coast posturing at the conference.
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England
London
Britain
Yorkshire
Russia
Revrew
Tela
Thale
Rasen
Stockholm
Holuingfora
Figalsh Tronbier
Great Shipping Syndicata Purchases Standard Ships
A shipping syndicate appears to have acquired the entire standard ship stock from the Government. About 200 vessels are involved with the deal, and payments are described as complex and substantial, with figures near forty million pounds sterling discussed.
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Great Shipping Syndicata
Astrep Seavier Canax
Ryadieste
Bondon
Hve
Thoona Brass Band Promoters Earn Public Support
A correspondent urges backing for a Thoona brass band to aid charities and entertain the public. The writer defends band initiative, criticizes narrow views, and predicts the group will become a valued community institution, hoping widespread public enthusiasm will follow.
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Commonwealth
Youra
Auction Records From The Victoria Peerodavet Co Ltd
A listing from Melbourne dated 14 January shows the Victorian Peodavet Co Ltd auctioning items with varied prices and lots. Goods include brushes and accessories with prices ranging from modest to higher values, outlining quantities and quality terms for delivered lots.
Benalla Mechanics Institute Annual Meeting Report
The Benalla Mechanics Institute held its annual meeting with Oskar as chair. The balance shows receipts of £620 14s 8d and expenditures of £104 18s 7d for library and room, with investments in government bonds and deposits in savings and national banks. The committee cites billiard room profits boosting finances, with alterations and new members, and notes changes in rules and committee elections while honoring a long-serving member and a gift offer from Dr. Barslegton’s Esperanto library.
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Banalle Mechanics’ Institute
Agenlog Iusb
Oskar
Milind
Saviage Bank
National Bank
Bonalla
Favorabe
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Guppy
Taoae
Tedia
Agnioat
Eire Tn
Seven Monthan
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Healc
Benalla Ui Meana
Wills
O'Toole
Mosaré
Williams
M'Kenzie
Victor Bay
Morn Tan
W. Fay
Returned Soldista’ Association
Justituiw
Troganowan
Anid Thors
M'Donnan
Elshang
M*conosa
Stredwick
Anuil Chesper
Williems
F. E. Willems
Eilshang
Vitor
Mosare
A. Carter
J. Troganowan
A. M .Ken
Large fire at Toombullup footprint foils in poor winds
A large blaze swept through Toombullup and Spring Creek near Fora Hills on Friday evening endangering Mr Wright’s paddock and home. Firefighters saved Mr Whyte’s house shed and several outbuildings while flames spread toward Tolmig and Toomballay before being contained after midnight with volunteers aiding from Mr Warren and Carter Bros. The fire later moved to the Holland’s Creek area but was expected to be checked.
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Vs Wright
Spring Creek
Fora Hills
Mr. Wright
Luton
Agale
Tolmig
Toomballay
Liercely
W. J. Thompson
Moesrs
Carter Broz
Me. Thompson
Mr. Whyte
Mrs. Minogue
Meeting of Committee at Institute Welcomes New Member
A committee meeting at the Institute was held before the annus ae oereidord. Chairman welcomed Mr M Konele, the new member, who acknowledged the welcome amid brief remarks by other members including Teeganows and Say.
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Committee of the Iestitute
Oereidord
J Teeganows
Ient
Beene B
Wills
Feeeres
Parkland
Betomone
Say
Destructive Fire Ravages Gowangard Estate and Surroundings
A severe blaze near Gowangard, spreading rapidly from Mr E Alexandyr's property, damaged multiple estates including Gowangardis Maodars' and Mrs Ly Thoms'. Grain and stubble burnt, stock moved to the Broken River. Hogan and Thomas farms suffered. Haystacks and barns destroyed, children sheltered in a house saved from ignition. Fire crews worked to divert the flames before dusk. A man named Thomas Pearnon was later arrested for disorderly conduct related to the incident.
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E. Alexandyr
Gayianilia
Uwnimout
Broken River
Mra. Thomas
J. Hogan
Grant
Buridus Tosing
Macrera
Thom
Avobis Nory
Bludvie
Bogan
Hogan
Tornley
Rogernon
Milan
Slater
Dookis
Thomas Pearnon
Lra
Billy
Meadow Creek Hires Amid Widespread Bush Fires
Fires roared across Greene land, the Qarbour and Meadow Creek districts, burning 20 miles toward Upper Edintriota with extensive property damage. Names such as W Bourke, KR Morgan, E Bourke, J K Fleming, and J Robinson are linked to losses of grain, fencing, sheds, and outbuildings. A second blaze near Whitfield burned 2500 acres owned by Swiaturn Bees. a third fire approached Wangerati, threatening T B Notoute and Glenrowan holdings. The Albury Express reported flames advancing close to the railway line five miles beyond Glearowan as residents battled the embers.
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Greene Land
Qarbour
Meadow Creek
Edi Dintriota
Mesnrs
W. Bourke
KR. Morgan
E. Bourke
J. K. Fleming
J. Robinson
Mc. B. Taroor
Wadason
J. Kiely
Swiaturn Bees
T. B. Notoute
Wangerati
Twa
Glenrowsn
Glearowan
Albury Express
Upper Murray Slope Boring Day Fire and Disruption
A large bark fire in the hills along Crown leads toward Caledon Creek damaged remote property. In the Mosern area rough country to the north was swept but no private property loss reported. Mr Albert Lowe of Traralgon named to replace Mr Sholl as stores clerk at Banana topo sheds. Sholl resigned two months ago while Day relieved.
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Upper Murray
Mosern
Tawac Seala
Ranway Teamrnn
Albert Lowe
Traralgon
Quo
Sholl
Alhes
Day
Surrender of the German Fleet described by Midshipman Waller
Midshipman Hector Waller, son of W F P Waller of Benalla, records his ship Agiadourt’s role in the November 21 surrender of the German High Fleet. He describes dawn fog, battle readiness, two lines formation, sighting the Seydlitz, and the orderly handover as ships moved toward Seap Mow harbor.
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Hector Waller
W. FP. Waller
Benalla Woat
England
H.M
Agia
Hiv Tathe Waller
Australia
Ilyap
Luega
Firth
North Sea convoy operations and a perilous convoy journey
The narrator recalls North Sea patrols and convoy duty including intercepting a Norwegian barque Freda, sinking, and damaging allied ships. He describes minefield mishaps near Rosyth, heavy air attacks, and a plan to retire to Kirkwall if German bombardment resumes.
Beebow and Scout Engage Submarine Collision Climax
A skirmish narrative recalls Beebow and Scout units encountering a camouflaged submarine. The Beebow signals to Scotnes, depth eggs and electric charges are deployed, and a sea chase ensues with observers aboard the Benbow. A submarine dive ends the chase as British forces appear.
Roll of Honor returns announced for various cadets and family
The Defanus Department informs that several named cadets including Lanece Coups Harold Weatherhead Gooner O Ta jon Pro Attwood Ferrier J Cwo Delver Owens and W Cure along with Me P Connolly of the Ssmetts Rind are enlisted to return. Their convoy left England on December 1d and is expected to reach Melbourne on January 31, with Pts Wm Cons aclly among those returning on the Baraish.
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Gooner O
Ta Jon
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W. Cure
Me. P. Connolly
Ssmetts Rind
Boualls
Hw Defanus
Bie Son
Pts
England
Melbourne
Returned Soldiers Reception at Jaulambo School Grounds
A large crowd attended a ceremony at Jaulambo school grounds honoring CorporaI Black of Upatipotpon with a gold medal from local citizens. The program included songs, dances, and a hearty welcome by Mr. H. Imray, followed by long applause and a farewell song. Sargt. Geo. Wilson and others received hospitality in nearby Castle Creek. Pro. Drummond reported a Durban voyage disaster with high casualties aboard, and the ship’s return due to armistation.
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Corpula
Pio
W. Black
Upatipotpon
Jaulambo
Echous
Upotipotpan
Kyanda
Karlston
Kialla
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Angus M'Donali
Migs K. Treshy
Mire. Tanray
Mien May Martin
Phonita Black
Berrick
Black
Moriu
Mlack
Moylan
Drummond
Cricket Rivalry Looms In Bay Alle Friendly Fixtures
The March schedule outlines twelve days of cricket with three draws planned for March 5 16 22 20 and teams restricted to bona fide town residents. C and A teams meet tomorrow on the Friendly Logtette ground while B team adds formidable lineups from Hiwehip Senmark and Ki K Carter Findley and others.
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Bonalla Analog Club Summer Meeting Notice
Racing the Summer Meeting of the Bonalla Analog Club will take place on Monday. The Bret race mill test at 2 p.m. and on the outergy are vary astrafactory, shared avery Indication af a very nuccour tol meeting. We are requested to draw attention to the fact that the robie have wen altered av thet momborn Haleate taunt be paid for in or before the day of the firet race meeting. Koros fotend visiting Booally on Mon day to play the ratarn match, Benalla teama will ba posidd mb the geoon ont Saturday.
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