Benalla Shire notes and local community events
The issue reports the Bevalla Cemetery trustees meeting at the Institute on Tuesday 20th, with correspondence from Manithachar and Ogfooy and payments totalling £32. It notes retirements, a public demonstration of physical culture, and a charity euchre party in the Fire Brigade Hall for the Municipal Bead fund. It records council actions on hall hire, a revision of local voting details, and various notices from the Education Department and Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxurrang Tavst
Bevalla
Saert
Sha Bss
Dua Alta
Mulbourne Cricked
Honsod
Education Department
Abavn Ls
Jerroy
Benalls
Ob Mors
Benalla
Hon Wan Head Toschor
Fire Brigade
Hell
Kin Loth
Mra. Waite
Mr. Quopse
Riots Near Townaville Prompt Rail Worker Fines
In Townsville Queensland police reinforcement train riot fallout twenty four railway employees were fined or dismissed for refusing to work the train carrying police reinforcements to Townaville amid recent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Melbourne
Townaville
Queensland
High Cost of Living Debate in Legislative Assembly
In Swan Hill member P. G. Stewart said producers were not responsible for price rises and faced high machinery costs. He urged government protection for people and noted a cooperative manure company with £300,000 capital. Rodgers accused the Government of pandering to country interests while many suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
P. G. Stewart
Swan Hill
Ying
Rodgers
Farmers’ Union
Steamer Llewellyn Missing After July Departure
The Queensland government steamer Llewellyn, bound for Bowen with foodstuffs, has been missing since July 17 after departing Rockhampton. State officials anticipate a likely return of Sir Arthur Stanley to Australia as Governor-General within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Llewellyn
Rockhampton
Bowena
Sir Arthur Stanley
Australia
Commercial Activities Bill Debate Continues in House
The House discusses a motion by Mr. Tudor to extend consideration of the Commercial Activities Bill to 1930. The bill governs a range of primary industries and their regulatory framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouse of Representatives
Tudor
Riot in Melbourne as soldiers demand release of imprisoned men
A mob of soldiers and supporters stormed the Premier’s offices in Melbourne after a deputation including officers entered the Treasurer’s room. Fights broke out, windows and furniture were damaged, and Mr Lawson was struck in the head with a ink stand as the crowd demanded immediate bail or release. The disorder extended to the cabinet area, with doors and papers torn and a chaotic search for officials. The incident led to further inquiries into police connections with the disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawsin
Stetreaga
Corridora
Lawson
Hera
Mileston
Lemnon
Lannon
Ageio
Tewan
Nde Wid Works
Lawnon
Wea
Mfr. Lawson
Ehenbad
Manaur
Mr. Lawson
Bhory
Lawso
O'Brien
Maritime Strike Talks and Union Conference Developments
In parliament today Mr Groom said negotiations continue to settle the maritime strike. The Union Conference reported the Federal Government refused a round-table talk on seamen disputes, but agreed to pursue a combined conference if possible. The talks cover wharf laborers seamen Sydney coal lumpers and Broken Hill miners. If approved, T Walah the union secretary may attend. The Victorian Seamen’s Union denied any split plans. A Toorak road dealer William Southwark was fined £10 for unlawfully supplying coal. Trades Council and Coal Miners Federation officials discussed strike matters with Senator Millen with no decision reached. Waterside Workers Federation secretary J Gadden noted relief work provides for a long siege with goods valued over £500 distributed weekly. Melbourne coal supplies were described as precarious by the Coal Board. Sixty state officers were sworn in as special constables to protect state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Groom
Sydney
Broken Hill
T. Walah
Gibson
Seamen’s Union
William Southwark
Toorsk Road
Holloway
Trades’ Hull Council
Willis
Coal Miners’ Federation
Millen
J. Gadden
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Coal Board
Melboune
Adela Pankhurst Denounces Watt in Sydney Protest
Adela Pankhurst speaking in Sydney denounces what she calls hypocritical peace celebrations and attacks Acting Prime Minister Mr Watt. The protest centers on wartime policy and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Adela Pankhurst
Walsh Imprisoned and Fined for Seaman's Strike Incitement
Thomas Walsh, secretary of the Federated Seamen's Union, was jailed for four months and fined 200 pounds after his appeal over inciting sailors during a strike. The court noted his comments extended to thousands and worsened the hardship from weeks of stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walsh
Bederated Seaman's Union
Atria
Walch
Queen
P.M
Sieces
Derfendant
Walsh Throatana to Hunger Strike Over Prisoner Rhetoric
Walsh, detained at Peatridge, told visitors he intended to begin a hunger strike and would insist on political prisoner status or freedom. He warned authorities would have to remove him from jail if demands were not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Groom
Fintayoon
Peatridge
Laa
Golf tomorrow afternoon headicap match and return tie
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 15 p m a headicap golf match between Tadien and men will be played. On Wednesday July 30 the return match with Euron will take place on the Bonalls Inks course, followed by Wangaratta on the following Saturday August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadien
Euron
Bonalls Inks
Football Aoadvartised In another column
Football fixtures listed with two Saturday matches Ba ally Jantora vs Sbrathbogle at 1 o clock and Bonalls vs Davenish at 3 o clock announced as the second round of the Dookie and Line Aroolat bad three week speil to be in good condition many players named including Lat Dodd Jahan Willixas Sutherland Bourke and others listed as available for selection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baally
Jantora
Sbrathbogle
Bonalls
Davenish
F. Osat Head
Whitmore
Bolsne
Howell
Pake
A. Scholes
Hans
Grovengr
Shanoon
Who Is Responsible to the Forrow Bridge Debate
A reader asks who bears responsibility for the execution now underway near the Bridge at Rood Bridge. The note warns that two trees poised to fall must be prevented from dropping into the river and urges action by the rider, members, engineer, or whoever is responsible to halt the upheaval promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrow
Meda
Rood Bridge
Ounbeni
Youya
Otc
Peace Celebrations Parade At Benalla In December
A local peace procession in Benalla featured Archangel the carrier in the lineup, with Mr P Gaffoey’s entry prettily decorated by Mr Hanley. The Union Jack banner and garlands of porch blossoms and gum leaves enhanced the scene. Riders included Miss Rita Gadoey and Miss Enrica Gailuep, with Mr M B in white. Decorations also graced the homes of Messrs D Mrenzis Say and F Soho. A committee meeting is planned for tomorrow night, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
P. Gaffoey
Hanley
Mise Rite Gadoey
Misa Enrica
M. Bo
Mesdanes D
M'Renzis
Say
Devenish Ponce Celebration At Devenlah Centre Event
A school to recreation area celebration featured a procession, refreshments, and a lengthy sports programme with prize for all children. A football match ended with Menedtera defeated by a narrow margin. A large bunlite displayed an effigy of ha Kalgor. Attendance and speeches followed, with songs and recitations by local students and a varied musical accompaniment concluding the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devenish Ponce Celabrationa
Devenlah
Daga
All Petes Dlag
Fuad
Marabad
Teanine
Ha Kalgor
Dean
Mrs. Lighton
Mise Lavors
Mia Cleary
Mies Woude
Mr Doyle
Mysare
Herold Lighton
Hye Ing
Mars
James
Miss Holland
Mop
Oxmoron
Mise Roscoe
Mr. Kowe
Mea
Cameean
Minesra
Howe
I. Koroog
T. M*qallam
Goorambat Pesce Day Parade Draws Large Turnout
A colorful Goorambat Pesce Day parade featured a formal dress procession, a phocal and vehicle displays led by various groups. Local schools, veterans, and community clubs joined in costumes from red white and blue arches to farm and wartime themes.
Lake Rowan Picnic Marks Treaty Commemoration
A Lake Rowan picnic at the Posey Treaty site gathered residents from the district and nearby areas. Attendees enjoyed a varied programme of games and songs, amid local social activity and community entertainment at the Moghaulos hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Rowan
Lake Rowsn
Moghaulos
Diatelota
School committee ceremony features engraving talk and races
The chairman Mr J Wills presided as Rev J Spittal explained the engraving on medals and Rev Macellan read a local Anthem. The program listed girls races including Toyes, Louie Marta, and A M Qualter, with multiple minor events and prize allocations. refreshments hosted by Mrs Indige complemented a memorable day for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. J. Wills
J.P
J. Spittal
Macellan
Aleo Coal Andre
Toyes
Louie Marta
A. M'Qualter
Gwen M'Quilter
Pure Howells
Iloya
Luck Shvuley
Howells
Ken Iyving
Young Fadiva Race
Lmqasiter
G- Cas Ishane
Chalu
Vere Strale
Gulla
Jyck
Lill
Ralph
Tis
J. Christiane
U Indige
Community Celebration Honors Returned Soldiers and Children
Large attendance as decorated floats paraded for prizes including Dinix Bash first and Lima South second. Students sang and saluted the flag, with speeches praising Australian soldiers. Certificates, meals, and dancing followed. 400 civilians attended with provisions for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Emu
Bridge
Samayla
Tatang
Setoal Gatamltoe
Heaney
Geo
M*kean
Mborn Theta
Kiplig
Education Department
Raous
Axeli
Wangseatta
Uber
Slyon
Givens
Stallyed
Mattesson
Clyne
Archer
No Gun
Vo Black
Gals
Stallard
Mathieson
Yale
Gauben- Whyler
M'cean Kacey
Bome'cutes
Te Daniothaler
ML. Keane
I Fete
L. Thoman
F. Mgauley
G. Stulant
Ant A. Kieton
RB Byars
Wainy
N. Gung
Mikean
Wee
J Maer
Wo Rakin
T. Kovaghes
Pears
J. M. Elroy
J. Crowes
Bulgindani
A. Jensen
Ay Broughwwn
Batty Visnal
We Archer
Ura Loy
Horaluighy
Ty Ll
A Glunigan
P. Mattson
ES Barus
R. Broughton
IL Knight
B. Beant
J. Accauley
Re. Evans
Ne Broughton
Aul We Archer
A. M-Canley
B. Beard
J. Crows
A. Lowell
B. Broweh
P. Jonsen
Horrbarely
Wiray
Fe Mean
Myer
Tf. Gole
A. Knight
C. M’kean
W. J. Wilson
Foam Bimny and & Harsburgh
A. Brooghtan
F. M-Canley
W. Ac
Molyallah Rally Marks Dominion Day Celebration
The Molyallah gathering on Monday hosted by the Molyallah List featured a large crowd, songs, recitations, and speeches honoring veterans and the 490,000 Australians who fought and died for liberty. Attendees reflected on sacrifice, the British flag, and national pride amid a festive program and photographs of district active service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipo Garly
Lary
Ginniway
Avtiva Sarvice
Uvada
Kray
Jane M'Icoin
Molpallai
Song
Red
Waite
Wlne
Agholare
Malyallah School
Umay
Frok Wagner
Albert Williams
Malyallahy Keeny
Miay
Juan Clarke
Oessy
Mien
Julia
Australis
Hyealo Nana
Ana Mark
Eventful village fair ends with prize awards and races
A bustling fair ended with a committee led by Glanl van and Heywood thanking Victorian Cos operative Prodacate and presenting medals. Various races for girls and boys, including sack, Siamese, and needle-threading, featured winners such as Mary Ryan, J. Clark, and V. Gardner. A soldiers race and flag races closed the lively celebration with speeches by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mevsrs
Glanlvan
Heywood
Rogash
Molyulleh
J. M'Niven
Thetetus Dofatlzabla
Gh Harring
Mocaura
Dale
J. Vallator
Lew Lotivatad
Woerm
Dailag
Thaw
Killotey
Lary
Boustis
Waa Prosmut
Nfvor
Ehure Adderan
Gida
Molly Ghialvan
Mary Ryan
Hanfee Paggie
Benny Egan
Gardner
Treuiaguey
J. Clark
Percy Tremayne
W. M'Krin
Otisoes Glady
Annie Egan
Julia Egan
Madge Egan
Vera Lyan
Beatrice Ryan
H. Donser
A. Ragash
V. Gardner
J. Wagner
H. Dossergod
Ghier
A. Rogaslaid TI
Bridgfoot
A. Dale
F. Ginolvan
Les Orloris
V. Goritner
Fl. Bridgfoot
F. Wagner
Vera Egan
V. Gardger
Sulla Eguo
W. 1
Niven
F. Challis
Marrners
Mre
W. Ryan
Thomson
K. Ryan
W. Varcoe
D. M'Ealevan
T. Adewan
Misa Tockwand
Kunkcupper
Miss Osberg
Alfaro
Te “Greil
Fee Wen
Ryan
Mews VT
Elliott
Be Chivera
RSM
Stubbs
Westwaud
Hladock
Dia
Vallendar
Koguhy God der
Elks
Waren
Unclear historical page with chaotic, fragmentary events
Fragmentary OCR describes a gathering at Mokoan West with a procession and varied performances. Mentions Dustin and a military apport by the Army and Navy, a minstrel show, a rally, and multiple disjoint actions including a singing segment. Text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éeewhal
Nolbinal
Pietswall Ae
St James Peave Celebrations Go Wrong Amid Games
A disrupted St James event features mishaps and cheers as participants and officials recount prize winners and performances. Names such as Mesara and M Dowall appear among students and volunteers, while crowds enjoy races, relays, and ceremonial duties at a town celebration near the pumping station.
Tmona Theoslobestions 6 Thorns Town Festival Highlights
Throngs gathered Monday as the Thoona festival featured decorated houses, a procession led by the Thoona, arches across Main Street, and a parade of scholars. A prettily dressed tableau, dances, and toy pageantry delighted children and adults alike.
Violettown Celebration Parade Delights Town Folk
A colorful Saturday pageant unites Violettown with a long parade through town including Highthorasmay schol, lodguw, firs brlysde, and Cross. Residents enjoy a crowded evening at the fireside gathering with speeches by Dr. Johnston Wilson, premier of the shire, and a lively reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violettown
Min
Vries
Dayle
Dane
Hop
Twblowa
Miva Cannan
Choora Girls
Whaottistraw
Masters Cinna Awit Berth
Daykay
Mr If. Hookia
Ari
Disputed Accounts At The Uocall Case Involving Chadon Maraball
Disputed accounts arise at a yesterday Uocall hearing where Jak Tack and others pursued Chadon Maraball to recover £49 for fox root grids and other items. Witnesses for complainants included Mr 1g Dy Lowers with a defence from Ty Beara. The proceedings refer to a September date and a weighty financial claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesure
Russell
Gappy
Jak
Tackumtoliah
Chadon Maraball
Ty Beara
Pate
al Newe
Defendini
Lohman
Mar.sahall
Marshall
Lerae
Charles Marshall
Morwin
Les
Syeeseby
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Rog
Mokoan
Thasheab
Avesd
Osring
Acretary
Railway Trust
Cob
Tell
Board of Health
Connall
H. Crowe
Exporta Aupar- Intendant
Europe
Alatoal
Taborles
Suger
Belday
Ratorson
Ry J.borne
Agricultural Society
Ab Ones
Areps
Paak
Hla
Vic. Bark
Aish
Zeslandio
Hogland
Pel Peak
Lazford
Baddagnole
Charles Mumford
Albert Duplop
Daniop
Mr. Dunlop
Dunlop
George Mumford
Dantop
Nalemich
Lutford
Colval
Charlee Mumford
Terday
Aolaefolly
al Patrona Enon
Thoreday
Scaulon
Senor Con Bosalon
Maritime Strike
Goorambat
R. Lindsay Wis
J.cooper
J. J. Cooper
Brady
Poxco
B. Cyale
Jurignia
Placu
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Walds
Hinor
Olivs
Echool
All Nationa
Catry
Mas
Mlorry Saaniecs
Guorambat
Wester Days
Ingst
Me Feldtuin
aaStor Savalo
Little Red Riding Hood
J. Hall
Doss Evey
Msnor U
Stewarton
Ogmerods
Loman von Indetell
Waschove
Hall
Day
Fenoy
Dr. Gleary
York
Molyallah
St. James
Jane Tih
Vartoy
Pha
Linud Ap
Val
Mesara
M'Dowall
Nturbye
Indley
Thwance
Wil
MD Opel
Tye
Yegeahutr
Boon
Australian War Care
Meg Morris
Cxmmitton
Childeon
Mallawn
Word
Carvue
Tyra
Yaton
Nichole
Byrnokd
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LO Arkandor
Bareayer
Myries
Polite Taco
P. Nicholeon
Fiacy
Hunt Jumbo
J. Hyrnow
Myris
Ty McArtp
W. Racy
Gao
J. Lyrins
Ton
Nichnieon
V.dolerty
Kabat Maloney
V.dihotiy
V. Polly
DL. Deeptiaa
Malaony
Polly
Uy Polly
Dolly
Og Race
D. Borthan
Teem
Heoadlag Nouile
D. Barrows
J. Spake
Wheelog Barrow
Ulindrold
A. Belly
Phillipe
Pho
Tonkin
Basco
Ulin
Daw Tam
Barua
Swann
Anal Ponent Tyre Kobins, Winnyst Tla
Aline
J.de
Rey Thes
Halsall
Brecht
Melhawrne West Muate
Fogan
Guulbel
Thaly
Cesar
Palswers
BSAC
Dyers Hive
Wien
Aan
Ables
Kec Iminey
Wiventure
Tennyeon
Wordsworth, Kuaskli
Cirlele
Westion Books
Butterfeles
Tony
G. D. Monteath
Sain
Bridge Street
Ford
Michelin
Michelins
A. W. Bennett
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