District News Notes Euroa and districts report teacher, show, and school notices
Euroa branch of the Teachers Union urges council action for fifth class teachers. Mr Richards of Euroa Higher Elementary School receives a gold mounted fountain pen from scholars. Strathhouse and Goomalibee school notes cover attendance feats, finances, and concert proceeds. Violet Town race club trustees report financials. Winton and surrounding communities describe savings, planting, and hall improvements.
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EUROA
Teachers' Union
Richards
Euros Higher
Lary School
Nuwwrkab
Senif Mud
Enron A. Anit P. Society
Wadeson
Earry
Harding
Strathhouse School
Gracie HL
Wissen
Setloal
Obituary James Allwood ex sergeant of Victorian police
James Allwood ex sergeant of the Victorian police died Tuesday morning after more than three months illness. He was a famed daredevil trooper who helped recover bodies after the Kelly gang ambush and won a bravery medal during a river rescue. He served at Rutherglen and Paltyagatta before moving to Lockhart district. his death follows long service in the police and local farming alignment.
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Jas. Allwood
James Allwood
Amies
Nlon
Londrigan
Kennedy
Alwood
Rutherglen
Chature
Sparks
Noes
E. Visick
Paltyagatta
Mirna
Rood
Joann Mallwood
John Stanklwood
Devenish
Lockhurs
New South Wales
Mondan
Kelly Small- Wood
Tohwami Robert
Lockhart Distr
Benalla Rovers and St James Clash In Wide Benalla Oval Test
Benalla Rovers host St James in a key Yarrawonga Association match at the Tynalla oval. St James led 3 9 at half time but Wilby levelled late, final score St James 11 13 Wilby 7 7, with goals by Deagan and Norris shaping the action.
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Owens S Mibrray
St. Vatrick's
Albury
Kain
Hume Weir
Leasl
Geidles
Mecchsworth
Ruthergles
Osborne
Corowa Y- Wagigaratta
Gumi
Yarrawonga Link Association
Rovers
St. James
Reilly
Toreamahy
Wilby
Dunning
Devenish
Gurramine
Stanley
Noonan Hitt
Falochino
Murray
Abihler
H. Hanlon
Cleave
Wardle
Uren
Lord
Fraser
Elliott
el. J
J. Howell
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Doherty
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Benalla
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Heas
Prowd
Hobbs
Sil
Abley
Uriges
I Pests
Maher
Castles
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Beechworth
Njehears
M. Association
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Victorian Football League
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Chapire
Nicholsofi
Auchan
Mills
Diossep
Archi Caren
Green
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Wilsum
Tuckary Emer
Sheahan
Pepe
D. F Darcy
Stevenson
T. M'Carty
Huby
J. M'Carty
Deasgal
B. Dagan
James
B Deagan
Norris
Geoghegan
Witsul
Deagan
Teur
Mlaughlin
MiCarty
Sheakai
Montwontery
Batey
Nicholson
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Giles
Beer
Qui
M'Carty
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Brooke
Darey
Willy
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Wily
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Bate
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Wells
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Vane
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Batley
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Quinn
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Mortgomery
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Vance
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Hae
Grahm
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Sls
H Deas
Heaal T. M'Carw
T. Vance
Wil Wilhy
Steverson
Geogleyan
Narrie
da Marevayes
Ward Lo
Wlavers
Meio
Deagan Bros
Meteoery Shehay
M' Laughlin
Nicholson Onin
Raley Sunt
Wilhey Norris
Tipgemions
Guoghiteau
Peel
Brooks
Aml Murrey
Burnt to death at Camperdown stables
Four men were exposed to a fierce fire at Duraing Street stables in Camperdown Sydney while attempting to rescue horses and a watchman named Sullivan. Sullivan, aged about years, became trapped by flames, climbed a ventilator, and perished when the fire broke through a wall. Twelve horses died in the blaze as onlookers tried to aid him.
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Camperdown
Sydney
Jol Sullivan
Buddy General Carrier
Sullivan
Ctheret
Firellen
Reform and shire finances spark public debate
Letters from residents discuss debt in local governance, road conditions, and shire budget choices. Calls arise for tendering stone supplies, winter road works, and better accountability from councillors, with critique of public apathy and band activities. A school explosion report is corrected as minor.
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Glenrowan
Reef
Witte
Moon Lands 6lb Cod in River Paddock Adventure
The tale follows Moon the dog who on Friday nabbed a 6 pound cod from the Ovens River near Yellow Creek after luring it with a baited hook. Moon battled the fish from the bank and in shallow water finally hauled the big catch from the water, proving Australian adventure spirit lives on.
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Moon
Lin
Australia
Shocking Injuries At Springhurst Bull Incident
Terrible injuries befell four young Seymour, son of Dr. P M Seymour of Narong, when he was gored by a bull at Springhurst railway station. While directing stock into trucks the bull charged and punched him with horns, embedding a horn in his neck. His brother and a nearby doctor aided him, and he was transported to Wangaratta with throat injuries not yet severed. Recovery is expected.
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Seymour
P.M. Seymour
Narong
Springhurst
Widd
Hin
Chaeryinge
Seyinour
Seytour
Chiltern
Natterals Autahiedi
Angaratia
Recital by gifted violinist at Sacred Heart Cathedral Bendigo
Miss Mains granddaughter of local residents gave an organ recital at Sacred Heart Cathedral Bendigo praised for exquisite mastery and tonal richness. The program included Bagatelle Grand Offertaire Le Carnival des Animaux and Le Prelude Seraphique, showcasing her technical brilliance amid a large attentive congregation despite a cold night.
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Eileen Mains
Robert Headland
Hawa
Bevilla
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bendigo
Ae LoNows
Dalcettor
Ct Hains
Rabbit pest debate highlights huge losses to farming
An interview with Mr Page and farmers, introduced by Mr Cook, warned that rabbit damage costs Australia between £20,000,000 and £25,000,000 annually. Rabbits pressuring pastoralists with costly fencing and control efforts, while skins and fur profits enrich traders at the expense of producers. The group urged a government pool to regulate trade and fund suppression.
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Page
R.cook
Cook
Kimberley
Awateatin
New South Wales
Oliver
Winton Junior Red Cross Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Winton Junior Red Cross the following officers were elected President Ming BP Cunningham Vice-President Arnel Woods Secretary Marjorie Mainard Treasurer Wille Hernan. Over £5 1d was distributed to charitable institutions including the Children’s Hospital Carlton Resume Presbyterian Mission and Save the Children Fund from sales of rabbit skins bottles penny concerts and donations. A Speech Day is planned with parents invited to attend and talks on gardening bee culture music poultry farming and more.
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Inet
Marjory Tindsay
Frignda
Forty Years Ago Benalla Rifle Club Plans Site Clearance
A Benalla Rifle Club meeting decided to clear land for a rifle range. Mules for club wire draws and business notes follow. Weatherill of Nunns to retire. successor Mr Ry Moffitt to manage bakery. The Chronicle is to be started at Tiborat interest in Wangaratta with Mr Geo Maxwell as principal. Nomination lists show Joseph J Simcocks and others for North Riding seat. prices listed for flour butter oats and other commodities. telephony news, travel mishaps, and local political contests noted among scant details.
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Benalla
Thursdey
Mya. Weatherill
Nunns
Ry Moffitt
Wangaratta
Geo. Maxwell
Joseph J. Simcocks
Lis
Noth
Aco
Pol Tock
Adam Dodd
Upotinoipon
Benalla market report shows steady yarding and steady prices
Watts Turnbull and Co report a fortnighing market at Benalla with a fair turnout of fat sheep and a light yarding of stores. Prices for fat sheep and lambs were broadly steady with prime heavies around 44/ to 47/6 and store stock remaining affordable, while Victorian Producers' Co-Operative Ltd notes similar demand and prices held firm on their last market day.
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Watts
Turnbull & Co
Corporation Yards
Benalla
Joseph Coishy
Co-Op, Coy. Ltd
Benalla Pig Market Prices at Tuesday Sale
Watts, Wirmbull and Co report the fortnightly pig market at the Corporation yards on Tuesday July 22. Prices opened firm then eased slightly. Store pigs and suckers showed varied quotes with several entries including £6 3/7 and £4 19/6 among others.
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Watts
Wirmbull & Co
Corporation Yards
Nean
Drowning Tragedy Rocks Wangaratta Suburb
The body of 18 year old Gische Edward Ritcheng, son of D Ritcheng of Hallhini Street, was found in a lagoon near North Wangaratti after search parties failed to locate him following a horseback ride toward a lock near Mr John Byrne. Rescue teams and residents recovered the body about 9 feet beneath water amid timber entanglements. the death is being treated as a drowning.
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Geshe
Edward Rischen
Sige
D. Ritcheng
Hailhini
Vee Pation
Nori Wangaratti
John Byrne
Fix
Jess Norse
Sib Itapeeror Connelly
Connor
Mkeogh
Corvier
Mir W. C. Averitt
Ritehens
Wangaratta
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