Benalla Shire council telegraphic news Quesire
From Our Correspondent Melbourne Monday state politics shows no change yet with Country party meeting tomorrow. Ministers attend to formal business as fe deral members send condolences to W H Storey’s relatives after his death in South Australia. Taylor appeals against six months for occupancy of a thieves’ house. Judge Dethridge rejects the appeal and upholds the sentence. John Grate Balsillie, Australian rain inventor, dies in America after government work on wireless stations. Melbourne market prices listed for Wheat, oats, barley, feed, potatoes, and other items.
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Benalla High School Council Discusses Training Wing Plans
Minutes reveal debate over adding a technical or industrial wing to Benalla High School. Council members, led by Mr Leach, support district teacher input and potential class expansion to train 25 pupils in technical trades, aiming to benefit rural youths and railway workers.
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Oncentra
On the Barber's Chair Weekly Civic Commentary
A fragmented dialogue on local sewerage policy and council spending. Citizens debate advertising impact and potential rate increases while referencing delegate travel to Bendigo and authority granted to officials. The piece offers a satirical look at public discourse and municipal costs.
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Derhans
Cough and Golde Hipstall fo Woods Great Peppermint Gune
A fragmentary note mentions Cough and Golde tied to Woods in a peculiar peppermint gun event. No clear names, dates, or places are provided to confirm details.
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Political Tangle over Farmers Union statements
A clipped report critiques a Melbourne newspaper column for mis-stating the Farmers' Union position. It discusses Premier and cabinet portfolios, the Victoria government, and a central council decision on appointing committees. The letter from J. Carlisle, Member of Parliament, defends the Farmers and urges publication of a corrected version.
Coming Events Shine at Local Show
Readable contents describe a local show with participants Cosi Philves Shine Lady Danes and others. Dates suggest July events and a notable July 22 appearance by The Caley's with Aliiee Mull at a community venue. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a schedule of performances and attendees for a county fair or fairground showcase.
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Aliiee Mull
District News and Notes From Dookie and Warrenbayne
Dookes Mr. D M Zean resigns as treasurer after five years with the local ANA branch and receives a silver mounted pipe and pouch. Dookie Agricultural College olive crop yields about 110 gallons of oil from 50 to 80 gallons processed. Arbor Day observed at Warrenbayne with tree planting, new shrubs, and a tea gathering. rain gauge shows a dry year ahead for farmers. Court notes report fines for several defendants in unrelated matters.
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Liberal Country Party Government Debate and Prospects
The Counteyensat organ laments the Liberal-Country party government crisis and argues Parliament must dismiss the current cabinet. It contends Labour deserves a chance if supported by Conservative allies, with Nationalists and Tories split over who should govern and under what assurances. The piece stresses cautious coalition terms and the risk to the Liberal-Country government.
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Fragments Describe County Fair and Exhibition Prices
Fragmentary notes recount a county fair style event with exhibitors and officials including Mr Ay Mowett and Mr Ledeen. Mentions livestock, exhibits, and price setting while discussing delays and rules for entry and hunting timelines amid a rural fair setting.
Vogue styles and Manchester goods advertised by G Phillips
An old advertisement lists Eivenina Tyagi specialty items and a range of fashion and home furnishings. Satin Seoglin pieces, party frocks, hairbands, ponies, ladies and children's coats, furniture, bedding, and dining room suites are featured, alongside blankets and towels from Vogue. The notice names G Phillips as the seller and highlights various fabric and decorative designs.
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