Wangaratta Elects Candidates and Cadet News
Municipal elections loom next month with candidates named for Dayoulut, Mkosа, Gyntral, Tataiy, and Warronbayue ridings. Cadets from Wangaratta returning from Swan Island were celebrated after ten days of drill discipline.
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Wangaratta
Swan Istiod
Warensellil
St Swan Island
Des Fiultor
Evedings
Ian
Swan Island
Swan Leland
Buechworth
St. Paul’s Church
Wangarat's
Hill Captured On Western Front Boosts Front Line
London reports a French communiqué detailing raids west of Hangard and south of Lotteanche. 275 prisoners taken including three officers, with fifteen enemy planes shot down and nineteen forced to retreat. Explosives dropped on German troops in the Outey region while Hill 162, the region’s highest point, changed hands.
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Reuven
London
Hangwrd
Loteanches
Prisners
Guiey
Mosley
Passyea
Valois
Outey
Reuter
Outry
Successful Daylight Raid by Sir Douglan Haly Report
We capitalized on a daylight raid eastward of Robeous and took a few prisoners. The operation was described as successful by Sir Douglan Haly based on initial reports.
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Douglan Haly
Robeous
German Front War Report Sees Artillery North of Alsace and Aisne
A wireless German official report notes artillery firing to the north of Alsace and south of the Aisne. It mentions a revival at eight o clock along the front between the Yser and the Marne. Prisoners were captured during a strong enemy thrust north of Oucea.
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Rex Wikk Lees
Als
Aisne
Yser
Marna
Farehor
Oucea
Germany Voices Patience Wears Thin Over War Hope
A Hague report says German public patience is exhausted as calls grow for Foreign Secretary von Kühlmann’s retirement. Von Hindenburg reportedly approves of a speech acknowledging victory is unattainable after defeats on the western front. A traveller notes rising seriousness in German sentiment.
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Usrren Senvier Conte
the Hague
Tile
Ceona
von Kuvhleun
Kalsar
von Hindenbars
Appeauis
Tet4
von Hindenbarg
Germany
Memorial proposal for Fallen Soldiers with town monument
A letter to the editor from Henry J. Gidney of Lima dated July 1948 urges replacing the Avenue of Honor with a monumental memorial in Bonall street junction to honor fallen soldiers. He notes Benotin’s strong finances and pledges substantial gifts, suggesting a target near £1000 and inviting others to donate, hoping funds will quickly materialize.
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TIH
Sin
Shirehall
George Walker
Bonalls
Ulther Nooostroub
Carrier Steosts
Beoatis
Benotinhu
Suhserlbad
Italian Front Triumph at Monte Val Bella Captures Prisoners
An Italian official report says Monte Val Bella fell after a bitter struggle with Allied support. Enemy counterattacks were repulsed as Austrian infantry suffered heavy losses. Twenty one officers and 734 men from four divisions were taken prisoner, with a fortified post on the southern slopes of Saascroea also noted as captured and 83 additional prisoners taken.
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Rarren
London
Monte Val Bella
Wey
Saascroea
Italian Success Denied Ansimare in Winnie Press
Ansimare faced claims in Winnie Press that Italian operations achieved success against Tealian forces at Monte Val Hells. The wireless Austrian official mosaggi asserts that Tealien attacks were completely repulsed, challenging the Italian narrative.
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Ansimare
Winnie
Mosaggi
Monte Val Hells
Allied gains from French and Australian actions in early offensive
Allied reports describe a French success north of Amblony capturing 1 001 Germans while Helileh forces push forward. Murville east of the Nieppe line yields 400 prisoners. Australians reportedly take polaty with 45 priconery as the Morris Caouth area yields further progress. The text suggests the Allies are poised for a German offensive.
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Amblony
Soissons
Murville
Polaty
Morris Caouth
Red Cross Society Wards For Central Depot Items Listed
A damaged memo notes Red Cross items forwarded to the central depot for Jane Warded. List includes shirts pox muffler Magn Tywan gifts and a charity reminder for an annual meeting on Thursday July 2 at 2 pm with invited Vickers.
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Jane
Dlunel Mador
Tywan
Thureday
Vickers
Two Allied Attacks Surprise Saxon Divisions Near Nieppe
A message to the Daily Chronicle says two Saxon and Portuguese divisions were astonished by a British eastward assault near Nieppe after a brief and intense bombardment. English troops moved swiftly, Germans endured heavy losses and morale sagged amid a flat, shelterless landscape and an outbreak of fever. Prisoner spirits were low as Von Kuehlmann warned of a difficult military decision ahead.
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Philip Gibbs
Daily Chronicle
Nieppe Focast
Divisiona
von Kuehlmann
The Padre and His Job Lecture by Rev Tregear
Mr Tregear delivered a long engaging talk on World War I, mixing humor and pathos. He described Australian soldiers, chaplains, and support roles, recalling incidents, morale, and the hardships faced at sea and on land. He praised British and Australian efforts, noted women’s war work, and contrasted life in England with Australia before ending with a hearty God Save the King.
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Gsptala Chan
Tregeae
Tregear
Goslong
Krank King
Sunshine
Tigar
Charles Dempsay
Sydney
Wax
Ad Sussex Regiment
Maldermor
Ely
Leo
Revell
Adelaide
Dempnoy
Demproy
W. Clemens
Suzan
Tvlahimon
Giap
Wang
Sandaya
Trogoar
Geelong
Mtavoule
Durban
Dothan
Trowwae
Mice Campbell
Torian
Toriana
Dahan
Ulosu
Bathor
Yen
Niyimr
Deluk
Tim
Dathan
Tommy
Pwalatcoat
Capetown
Darani
England
London
Australis
Fogland
Cabinat
Anatrakiin
Trogeat
Roll of Honor Died on Service in World War I
The Defence Department announced the deaths of Corporal C. M. Paget and Gunner Frank Gilbert Cook from wounds received in battle. Paget, 18, of Badgintonie, enlisted 1916, was active in the Church of England and a local football umpire. his brother Gordon Paget serves in France. Cook, 20, son of Mr. P. J. Cook of Badaglinba, left Waughan State School staff for war service. he served in the Royal Flying Corps before transferring to artillery and later died of wounds on June 23.
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Vouoy
Paaidan
Dio Teomanie
Perdaened
Clent
Cecil M. Dyer
James Sanders
Gregorale
Peechstbs
A. E. Dyer
Hobart
War Office
Royal Flying Corps
Mina
Tanuil
Tran
Lieut. Dyst
Addit Hon
Dookle College
Dookie
Swanpool
Tytong
Liu Post Office Departmaat
Bill Sulin
Benalis
Guantry Roids Board
Seymour
Altogabhar
Mc. Wright
Country Roads Board
Owl and Telegraph
Pab
Bern
Alves
Garolty
Edwin M'Leod
Arrivon
Taurense Gleeson
Aurea
Tanwar Fanne
Yeaterday
Thorom Benalla
Melbourne
Flrat
Econd
Ae Monthly
Defence Department
C. M. Paget
Frank Gilbert Cook
Grigan
Paget
J. C. Psgot
Baddagtonie
Pagot
Demond
Leslie
Corporal Paget
Jane Ganner F. G. Cook
PJ. Cook
Baddaglnda
Ai Cook
Jane
Waughan State School
Goulburn Valley
Royal Park
Friadmeadows
Dontroon College
England
Royal Flyiog Gorpa
Wervan
Artillery
Chase &. Robinson
Tallergutta
Branca
Tallangatta
Robsok Awit
Qoeryeng
Gota
A. M' Koon
Wangaratta
Soho
Dratreman
Toont
Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Co Ltd Year Report
The 18th annual meeting of the Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Co Ltd was held at its King Street, Melbourne offices on Friday June 28. Directors and country representatives from numerous factories and regions discussed profits, reserves, and stability, with emphasis on expanding storage and war-related investments while noting war-time conditions affecting receipts and production.
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Aleve Company
King Street
Melbournne
Alexandra
Benslin
Braadford
Ravinyong
Drouin
Eohites
Eau Bay
Jmania
Hatwan
Kongwak
Korumburra
Milawa
Myerleford
Macarthur
Novih Western
Tasmania
Pyramid Hil
Kyworth
Strathbogie
Swanpool
T Mle
Twwonsa
Table Cape
W. Thogyl
Messrs K J. Finlayson
Mas. Bew
Taylor Bros
South Augralia
Tiron
Messrs. Anderson
Doig
Hilin
Moore
Scott
W A. Doig
Jno
Stewert
W. Ferguson
Rob
Cook
Myrtle- V. Clingiffar
He Gon
North Western
W. Burns
Swatipest
H. Gallagher
Tamleugh
WJ. Htline
Maeort Ani
Pho Report
Anita
Poiny
Australia
Weil
National Banke of Ag
Lalavon
Antheny
Tdi
Ansar
Fatory & Freezing Works
Telliny
Sunny Lehitars
Vost
Federsl
W. Doig
Gouvenment Adgulat
Alvin Tun
Wingorel
Harinu Latuly
Low
Cyulke
France
McFitegerald Koran
Hurny
Balence
Luale
Wounded Lieut Armatrong and Front News From War Front
Wounded Lieut J Brisa Armatrong of the Bishop Arimetrong unit suffered a severe injury on March 27 while on night duty. He endured shrapnel wounds and gashed hands but has since recovered and returned to the front. Reports mention other wounded soldiers and official notices from the defense department.
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J. Brisa Armatrong
Arimetrong
Armatrong
Dia
Archia Wateon
Beau Woung
Slouth
Nharnday
Ble Pardnto
Mirw
Doo
Wataon
Bonalls
Do Fenow Department
Wabeun
W. Goldwon
Benalla
R. Motklo
Goorambat
Defesee Department
Fragmented EMA SOUR SCHOOL COM MHTTER text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a meeting of a seabed committee and names a list of people and actions. The passage is garbled and lacks clear context or dates, making it difficult to determine precise events or outcomes.
Unclear OCR brief on court matter and names
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows names Moore and Mite with legal style hints. It mentions a trial or reception, a date line, and a reference to a wife and debt. The readable items are sparse and lack coherent context.
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Bnoxes Anst
Samos Feltham
Feldham
Bonus
Packleson
Starsvart
Bexanna Schoors Parrot Evrant
Benwla East and West
Invander
Waag—Li
Onifcey
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
Victoris
Saxtons
Wangaratts
Dutiea
Thamanlves
W.A.A.C
W.A.A C
Stkister Mixtr
Wimmera
Huddart Packer and Co
New Zealand
Gorton
Ination Caseen
Cave of Sydney
Paul Morr
Melourne
Criminal Court
L Cassen
Commonwealth Crown
Aulicitor
Caia
Docuimanta
Pay
Baers
Ixcomm Tax Act
Mulbourne
Alex
M’kenale
Greta
Goa
Hyland
Advi
Ojo Outer Bros
Glalms
State OF
Hindenburg
Uinry J
Gidney
Lima
Lat Joly
1948
Advanos
RED Cross Society
Gooramb
Mota Rara
Apell
May
Glover
Miex Maud Hall
Nalle Riding Club
Minos Schoton & Lamcock
Minon Eprrerae & Knoote
Findlay
Moen T. Gasiows
Leddger
Heary
Heary 2m U Mrs. Hollings
Padre
Rev
Chas. Tregear
Victorian Butter Factories
Co-Operative CO. Ltd
AL Waidtine
Mutiubeiniee
Copay
Pindiysan
Tanee Rims
Atv
Realty Oa
Corea
Upingillwe
Uxpleinivet
Marty Matter
Cothur
Wiley
Heian Rs
Revilene
Ily
Niger
Cretarutanis
Lsu
Cavayary
Cult
Aiksultant
Wembley
Aden
Imtedlio
Snl
PUNE
I. Cumming
Goonnlibvs
Bonalle
Tve
Seregant-Major
Austrattan Camel Corpa Whigh
Joriehe
Palpatine
Alinaid
Eamphiiits
Syeanpoot
Swanpost
Ladbee
Tate
Anit
Macuithy
Morcay
Museen
Mas Emstad
Lonavel
Fang
May Chall
Cipey
Meildleg
Mello Eygeur
Armin
Glvauer
Mar Gian Maire
Brenan
Neon
Heeb Ty
Kntyha
Aley Cam Rad Dee
Farrteon
Ouery Newon
Disuls
Ira
Tey
Feng Bie
Ll Murray
Iver Tor
W. Smurey
Egypt
Ford
Saardel Odot de Laapeld
Malebias Aden
Wrennie
Atlee
Ty Weber
Abu
Ureiana
Gap
Ec Wai
Shay Gonad
Austin
Terry Metco
EMA Sour School
Tvarlatie
Atretehbant
Anne Soany
Matibes
Uahilinen
Fender Bey
Aly Hay
Parewele Social
Wellal
M'Uetthy
Ole Ler
Hongry
Feathry
Arna
Emalle
Sanyo Iba Balers
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