Local Football and Social News From St James District
Fragmented OCR notes detail St James football trials and club events. Mentions include new sales at St James, umpiring positions, medical and social appointments, and a planned ball at the Royal Hotel with details on tickets and officials. The piece lists players, officials, and anticipated matches against nearby sociables with scattered results and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Messin
Reidy
St. Fames
Uus
Uwpirs
Ad Bysn
Joe
C. Morell
Penalla
Yarvwwomgay
St. Aouina
Samueday
Wattville
Samerony Warnnt
Nizhulsom
Kager
Tritt
Brag
Hollans Evans
Vilopatrick
Mplellin
Cryishton
Water
Tobe Wall
Dante
Ladies Wan
Peesbytovian Chasuh
Junk Hutt
Mle Colom
Sutantay
Sity
E. Pally
Yoni Westral
Wwetog
Thuurwday
Jer Kelly
Tian
Jy Tracy
Chatebay
McNanare
TP Gattney
Abd Fitite
Talbowvniek Mbts
Linnie
U. Deagan
W. Hicks
T. Hopkin
Devenish Iuttur Factory Mystery Near Bray Playground
Garbled local report covers a football match at Bray Place and Devenish notes a Dr Magecy care. Observers mention players Ryan Watters Bros Combes Mickel Hell, with umpire Ryan and other names amid a noisy, partially legible scene of a college outing and railway disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Stavinimastir
Daveniely
Annie
MT. Arayley
Davoniab
Rawin Lave Albye
Willy Apgenlytio Slike
Raatey
Comal
Dr. Magecyle
Stubla
Hudges
Orsutty Catant
Rudd
Wien
Bamblers
M'Cillin
Maloy
Kennedy
Trainor
Ky Ryan
Ud Wave
Gitmean
Gengals
Chomaiko
Prohibition Debate Delayed at Mutual Improvement Society
A local Mutual Improvement Society meeting postponed the Prohibition debate after warped arrangements and a lively, profitable gathering. Attendees included Mr Burrows and Mr Hollingsworth with impromptu speeches and committee notes. Mr Hart visited Boxwood, commenting on dry climate and local health, while Lake Towan preparations continued for a football-related event to mold youth fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Burrows
Hollingsworth
Duke Doyle
Boxwood
Hart
Ory
Targu Holden
Debating on Compulsory Military Training debated by society
The Uy Devenish Literary and Debating Society held a meeting to discuss compulsory military training. Speakers argued for and against conscription, citing defence needs and universal service, with outcomes leaning against compulsion by a small margin. The next meeting will cover Maple Ball arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Devenish Literary Nd
Boford Wilhous
J. Murphy
Aternative
G. W. Borndy
Australia
Abseysod
Robbochi
Bartusy
Aunan
Ser Cabes
Wipoklo
United States
Soong
Migg
Day
Hae Woods
Wellwood
Parrington
Liming
Hayes
Ling
Havourd
Naval Force
Ike
Switzerland
Witc
Bunalla Club Wades January 11 Meeting Plan at Bonalla Hotel
A Bunalla Club gathering at the Bonalla hotel on Tuesday evening discussed whether to set January 11 as the foundation for the Senior Meeting, with clubs avoiding clashes and agreeing to keep the Foundation Day holiday. Programmers for the next two meetings outlined hurdle and handicap races, prize money adjustments, and rules. members urged prompt fee payments by July 18 as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunalla Club
Bonalla
Munsry
Findley Heat
Sileu 7
Nooman
Becwusa Ie
Mr. Allen
King
Austratia
Alan
Gazoulyne
Dunnory
TUL
Moghania
Phe Presiglent
Arenigel
Samar
Firaby
Hendland
Allen
Maordie
Kat
Boforshey
Murphy
Tie Myeting Lhon
Co mars and fixtures from Benalla Plumpton Club meeting
Sporting intelligence reports a Benalla Plumpton Club meeting at Broken River hotel on Tuesday evening. Decisions outline next fixture the Champion Gap meeting with two days of racing and three supplementary stakes including cups and breaks for various rounds. Golf handicaps listed for July and a forthcoming Melbourne journal send. Football notes: Violet Town forfeits, North Eastern Association fixtures set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Plumpton Club
Broken River
Mc Allen
Allenges
Alligos
Sage Hosta
Plumpton
Melbourne Journal
Messrs
Headland and Gardner
Violet Town
Bonalla
Euros
Winton
Finat Bex
Broadford
Longwood
Seymour
Avenel
Nagatubie
Karon
Bonilla
Warrenbayne Fire Actions in Melbourne Practice Court
Preliminary hearing in Melbourne before Justice Hodnes over damages claimed by farmers of Bardaginnio and Warenbayne against the Railway Commissioners for fire damage from locomotive sparks. Plaintiff’s Robert Roach seeks direct action. arbitration suggested by judges Chainley Magleena Seerode. Court to guide pleadings, arbitration process discussed, potential directions from an arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Baddavinuio
Warenbayne
Railay Commissioners
Ation
Justice Hodnes
Melbourne
Robert Roach
Bardaginnio
Cohen
Mesers
Lamarock
Brown and Hull
Maxwell
Railway Commission
phat_all
Tay
Gourts
Chainley
Amateins
Magleena
Rik
Srngue
Silver Wedding Celebrations Honor Chadwicks in Brooklyn
About 250 residents gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick’s Brooklyn home for their silver wedding anniversary. The party featured dancing in the barn, a speech by Mr. Ooo Cold, and a gift of silver service. Friends from St. James, Lake Rowan Burnest and Devenish praised the couple for charitable works and community spirit. The event included songs, solos, and a late night singalong, ending around 4 a.m. with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Brooklyn
Chadwick
St. Jame
Lake Rowan Bunnest
Devenish
Anhaven
Jer. Kell
Cushaud
A. T. Roscoe
Gilbert
Holmes
A. Tennant
P. Dwan
Jom. Tartison
Mra. Chad
Wily Chinee Bribery Case Hints at Immigrant Deal in Australia
A fragmented report details an alleged bribery scheme involving a Chinese national seeking admittance to Sunny Australia. Customs officers and detectives halted the plan, seizing £50 in money and pursuing action under the Immigration Restriction Act. The tale mentions Fo Guo, Stone, and Howling, with authorities pressing charges and the money turning up with the Customs Collector. The piece also touches on a toothache remedy and a district council meeting in Benalla, outlining sympathy for Rev. Ronald and honors for long-serving secretary Mr. Moloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Gue
Ted
Tius
Bonalla
Australia
Chita
Fo Guo
Fotue
Fortue
Messrs Stone
Howling
Christie
Mo Ge
Christio
Stone
P. Whitton
Fogue
Herald
P.L.G
Indi
Thy
Politenl Labor Council
Benalla
Dulezates Buing
Fom
Beechworth
Benilla
Chiltern, Moyhy
Wanga Rally
PB. J. Maloney
M.A. Re
Todi
Ronald-Harper
Alan Desiry
D. B. Ronald
Brondon
Molinoy
Moevow
Beoxdivob
Moloney
Golezatex
Molonays
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OUI
The
Waggerandall
Lake Towan
Devenishl Debating Society
Aserts
Baraparia
Ayer
Sarsapae Villa
Sarsapaville
Ayer’s
JG. Ayer
Gaus Level, Manny UiSiAy
Ayr Piaa
Inxarive
Benalla Racing Club
Sporting Intelligence
Leon
E. T. Brown
Ry DT. Clarke
Brown
Inglis
Rev. Smith
Hy Clarke
W. Reilly
Warrenbayne
Chinee
Chamberlain
Cinderella Opera Company
LARES
Payne
Tom Payne
Criterion ‘Theatre
Sydney
Tein Ratre
Manchester
Court Theatre
Liverpon
Cincneella Opera Co
Criterion Theatre
Anagrai
Clementy
Clements
Clements Tonic
Ston
Tipiton
Fan & Coffioy
Ieverine M'Dougall
Sonoun
Baeh
Boeing
Reid
Bonain
Rotherams
Ani
Black Horse Dairy
Yale
Dla Leon
Winlowa Nash
Australian Chemical Annt
Ripa Witorch
Ig Mc Chines
Waddell's
Lonelust
Aud
Ce Wre and Sons
Monumental Sculptri
Lipp
Ogg Stowe
Byataitea
G. Norton
Nicholeon
Norton
Boho
Gootmalibes
Violettowa
Baddagionin Balokory
H. Melbourne
Bridge Street
Nua Geogorun
Dors
DEA
Mear Feegersen
Vouson
W. G. Hearne & Go. Ltd
Gealecs
Victoria
M. E. Taylor
Eiderdown
Kapok
Forfar
Gretonnes
Wenal
Uate
Pilley
E. Taylor
John Clark
Land
Byrd of Works
Malbournne Plumber
Nunn Street
AL Uts
Clark
Sou Voaice Clark's
Jenkin & Son
Nung-street
W. Lewis & Co
Are
Henry E.hiscock
Benjami Standard
Office, Nunnstrvet
Benall
Australian Mortgage Land & Finance
South Kensington
William Street
Melbour
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