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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 29, 1924

Page

3

Wheat Price Advances in Melbourne Markets

Telegraphic news from Melbourne reports a wheat price boom with Chicago prices up, Melbourne wheat at 6 per bushel, up 1/6 since January, and potential gains for primary producers if early rains arrive while Canada’s crop may fail.

Melbourne Chicago Australia J. Sutcliffe Mrr Prendergast LABOR Long Council of Australias Cameron Melbourne Tramways Board Abbotsford North Melbourne West Melbourne Kellys Ned Kelly T. M. Malomby Railway Commission Miscamble Tasmania

Obituary of Walter G Hyland Clare of Senata West

Walter G Hyland known as Clare, died suddenly on Sunday morning at his mother’s residence Exmont Street Senata West. He was 34, survived by wife and four children Ethel Victor Doris and Roy. A World War I veteran with the 7th Battalion he later worked at Carter brick works and was a baker by trade. The funeral was held Saturday with Rev A Co MC Connoln and arrangements by TE Abbott.

Walter C. Hyland Walter G. Myland Clare Exmont St Senata’ West Hyland Carter Brick Works Axs A. Co M'Connon TE. A. Abbbott

Subsidy Urged to Import Purebred Stock to Australia

At the quarterly Chamber of Agriculture meeting in Midas Mi MC Black, president of the Clydesdale Society, pressed for government aid. He argued for a 50 percent subsidy on freight and import costs for approved purebred stock from Britain to Australia to boost bloodlines and competitiveness, noting high freight and limited government support hinder imports. The council supported careful consideration of the matter and urged formal government inquiry.

Council of the Chamber of Agriculture of Midas Black Comimonweiricht Clydesdale Aforse Society Great Brita Austrada Australia South Africa South Austral England Contawealth Shipping T. Mesley Clydesdile Society Ita A. Rogers Courtleys Uber CO Cova

Mrs Anna Lakeman Dies at 70 in Benalla District

Mrs Anna Lakeman, widow of the late Georey Salt Lakeman, died at her Bonilla residence on Friday aged 70. She was a daughter of the late Field pioneers of the district, married in 1903, survived by six sons and five daughters, with three daughters and two sons predeceased. Funeral Sunday at Benalla Cemetery conducted by Mr T A Abbott.

Serere Emay Menayst Anna Lakeman Georey Salt Lakeman Field Bonilla Lakeman Waso Fie Figeral Benalla Cumertery T. A. Abbott Wrangomente

Barbers Chairs and youths blamed for tarpaulin damage

In Wangaratta a tarpaulin at the railway station was damaged by three youths named Francis, William Maher, Jack Chapunay and Jack Leech. Constables Hanlon and Sparkes chased leads, recovered a bicycle, and arrested the trio after a theft report linked to the incident at the Chronicle office. They confessed to damaging the tarpaulin during a night of mischief and sleeping in the tarp.

Yobrus Escarape Hunlon Wanxarade I Bicyle Chronicle Francis William Maher Ack Chapunay Jack Leech Benally Wangaratta

Bread Price Debate Moves to Premier Hearing

The Housewives Association pressed the Premier on bread price rises, winning a sympathetic hearing. The government outlined an inquiry and potential measures, noting contracts show bread costs with 6d per loaf with overheads. ministers argued against speculative price rises and supported stabilizing essential goods, including a proposed State Hour and price controls. The discussion highlighted cost of living concerns and the need for accountable statements before Parliament.

Housewives' Association Shad Prendergast Queensland Victoria Labor Party Australia

Successful Racehorses and Notable Equestrian Performances

In a letter to the editor, the writer discusses horses bred by Midckstone including Palls Pagee and Nigel Mibslel as strong sired contenders. Painly Dance and Lint Tie are noted, with Blackstone producing several first class stories and Macknut bred and raced by W. White of Violet Town.

Hestiny Iise Palls Pagee Nigel Mibslel Midckstone Painly Dance Denne Sydney Blackstone Macknut Me. W. White Violet Town

Dirty Bridge Complaint Sparks Public Letter to Editor

A reader urges The Standard to invite the city to hire a road machine to pit the bridge, arguing that its use would prevent splashing and dirty water. The letter hints at debris and misdirected splash from the bridge and calls for action to protect pedestrians and works near the site.

Pashloye

Murray Waters Scheme Contemplates Enlarge Hume Dam

Proposals near Albury to greatly enlarge the Hume reservoir on the Murray River include a larger capacity around 1 100 000 acre feet and outlets for hydroelectric generation. A four-government conference discussed increasing storage to 900 000 acre feet and raising the dam height to 125 feet. Officials aim to finalize a joint agreement at a Melbourne conference to avoid delaying construction.

Hume Murray River Albury Hine Murray Walters Commonwealth Victoria New South Wales South Australia Comercies Eine Hume Reserve Ieroe Iegamacty Commonwialdt Melbourne To-Ray

Anzac Day Public Holiday Debate in Parliament

Discussion on declaring Anzac Day a statutory public holiday in Victoria grows heated. Proponents urge national remembrance for diggers and education for children, while opponents warn of worker hardship and political manipulation. Debates reference Sunday observance and legal closures, with cabinet outreach planned.

Shire Finances Spark Debate Over Expenditure

A four year review of shire finances shows high administration costs and rising interest charges. The public calls for curbs, possible consolidation of offices, and a dedicated committee to probe spending while ratepayers warn of possible insolvency without economy.

Tere Spain Erst Violettown Rullerwler Redalla Jore

A Serious Charge in Wierawonga District

A 14 year old girl reported to Wierawonga police that a man assaulted her in the afternoon, and later attempted to commit a crime with a medicine he prescribed. Senior constable Chisel and Constable Ordained led search parties. a man was found near a wheat stack and handed to police. The accused, Aminom Whe, appeared charged with assault, unlawful residence, and suspected theft. The case linked to August.

Wierawonga Mae Ashton Ani Roman Wei

Rabbit Pest and Government Scheme Debate

In a discussion on a rabbit skin pool plan Mr. Wm. Roddie questions the scheme and argues for government trial. He suggests that success could boost farming, though funding issues and prior attempts by New South Wales and the federal government faced criticism and failure.

Wm. Roddie Nuria New South Wales Horrow Ant

Mansfeld Golf Club Annual Championship Won by L J Thompson

The Mansfeld Golf Club conducted its annual championship on Saturday with local champion L J Thompson winning the Men's Championship of 18 holes after a splendid round 7? followed by G Home, Archiany, Stoddart and Wilhong. The Teasley Championship was won by Mrs Toles (Rennila) with an excellent career of 5.

Mansfeld Golf Cla L. J. Thompson Mente G Chirke Archiany Stoddart Exch T. Wilhong

Developmental roads debate urges immediate state funding

A deputation from boroughs and shires in Victoria pressed Premier Preydofeast for £1,000,000 to expedite arterial road development. They urged state control with federal help, arguing current transport hindered settlement and local progress. Speakers warned against leaving roads to municipalities lacking funds while urging rapid, targeted construction and a nationalised approach through the Roads Board.

Wednday Victoria Prey Dofeast Wiewer Bourclier M.la Owitus de O'Aries Woney Torthens Alays Shines O'Brien Cr Gleeson Memrisfield Mieire Mallee Conyay Roads Board Pry iesTires Lebow Lai Breen Nasiqnativasian Coords Tahar

Strangers on Train Nabbed After Melbourne Journey

On a Sydney to Melbourne train a pair of strangers caused a disturbance over a gambling kitty of 126 pounds. The pair allegedly plundered a pocket of money during the journey and were later arrested at Spencer Street. They face charges for assault and theft with intent on the return trip between Seymour and Melbourne.

Seymour Sydney Mebourne Seymnur Melbourne

Gored by a Bull at Springhurst Farmyard

An elderly man in New South Wales was gored by a bull while warding cattle at his rider’s dam. He sustained fractured ribs, severe abrasions, and other injuries, admitted to Albury’s hospital for treatment.

Springhuret Albury Leste Petts W. Barnés Inderi New South Wales Riplayer Nan Mibury Cierice Hospital

Local Notices and Sports Scores from Benalla Region

Fragment reads of obituaries and court notes in July. Benalla Rite Club arrives. Wangaratta football results 4 5 to 1 2. Justice of the peace sworn in. Bowler’s pension regreved. tennis and shithle alley mentioned. Society meeting awards prizes. poultry show prize agreed. Burrumine school work tender 60 pounds. Rose Show accommodation funds discussed.

Benalla Wanparatt Wangaratta Sussivth Wr. Heaney Justice of the Peace G. J. M'Coxonick Wien Wavillay D. M'Kenzie Sra Burrumine Soch O& P Societe Harm Om

Dangers of over acidity and its remedies

Serious disturbance to the digestive system arises from over acidity with indigestion, heartburn, irritations, weight loss, and aged appearance. Magnolia and Biemuth compounds are claimed to restore appetite, aid digestion, and normalize health. Sold by Duardin Led, Selbourne, and Jewel by merchants in Victoria. Children’s Hacking Cough Peppermint Cure is also advertised.

Mold Kania Duordin Falnsbury Selbourne Donlore Victoria

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