Benalla notices and community events mix in list
Benalla High School term ends for holidays and will reassemble on Tuesday January 1. A garden fete and Jacobson competition fundraise for a church organ at St. Joseph's. A Queen of Music event with Miss Katie Tane, Miss Jubilly, Miss Harris and Mr Harris in concert. Local court actions include neglect to send child to school and an auctioneer license granted. Various notices about timber, thistles, examinations, honors, and community entertainments.
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St. Joseph's Church
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Banalla Shire
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German Raiders Repulsed Near Lens and Neuve Chapelle
London reports Haig says German raiders were repulsed near Fontainelles and Croiselles east of Lens. British forces raided trenches south of Neuve Chapelle as heavy artillery clashed south of St Quentin. Special enemy units attempting to reach Monthland in Champagne fell back after our fire, with three enemy aircraft brought down.
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London
Douglas Haig
Fonntaineles
Croiselles
Lens
Neuve Chapelle
St. Quentin
Monthland
Champagne
Heavy German Bombardment Silenced Near St Quentin
London dispatch reports a French communique noting continued activity south of St. Quentin with campaign batteries silencing heavy bombardment on our trenches near Monthaut Case. Australian 1st Division rests. quiet around Bullecourt persists despite nearby actions.
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Ryvien
London
St. Quentin
Monthaut Case
Su. Douglas Na
Aximen
Italian Front War Report Describes Heavy Artillery
An Italian official message reports very heavy artillery firing on the Jutisa front from Mount Hes to Mount Vodice east of Gonvia. The enemy attacked our trenches thrice near Hill 653 between Jamisono and the coast and failed. We extended one mine west of Medenzua.
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Aseores
London
Jutisa
Mount Hes
Mount Vodice
Gonvia
Jamisono
Medenzua
Toss of Important Positions Not Mentioned by Austria
Vodier Masiot, key defender north of Gorizis, is cited as captured by the Tulians and now a focal point in Austrian defenses. Austria omits Vodice loss hoping to retake it, while Maontesanto remains pivotal in Aris region requiring Vodice occupation. A lull in the Curso follows as forces bring up reserves.
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Vodier Masiot
Gorizis
Vodice
Maontesanto
Aris
Austro German Peace Efforts Highlighted at Stockholm
In the ongoing Stockholm session of the International Socialist Conference, Austro German moves toward disarmament gain prominence. A Swedish journal article by German flavialist Hans Varst urges socialist support for a peace conference and Germany’s readiness to accept immediate general disarmament.
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Renton
London
Stockholm
Russian Deserters Round Up Amid Riot Reports
London dispatch reports Petrograd saps that deserters are being rounded up at Riot. Revres cites Reuters oblique wires as the correspondent notes intensified activity and a crackdown in the capital.
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Revres
London
Reuters
Petrograd
Submarine Warfare Report Acknowledges Unsuccessful Attacks
The Admirsty announces weekly shipping figures with 2719 arrivals and 2768 sailings. Seventeen ships were attacked unsuccessfully while eighteen ships, plus two fishing boats, were sunk, with one ship under 1600 tons also lost.
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Rewrin
London
Admirsty
Silings
Roll of Honor Killed at the Front in France
Sympathy poured from Dr W B and Mrs Smith of Larg after Defence Department telegram declared Private Ernest Smith, their son serving at the front, killed in action in France. Ernest had worked at Glenrowan quarry before enlisting. a respected figure in the town's football and rifle clubs. The Shire Hill flag flew at half mast in mourning.
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W. B
Mre. Smith
Larg
Defence Department
Ernest Smith
Pte. Saith
Glenrowan
Prusidgnt
Stith
Shire Hil
Glen Rowan
Thy
Died on Service in France Dreadful Losses From War
Mrs Mahoney of Shepparton mourns son Private Martin Francis Mahoney who died of gunshot wounds on May 25 in Southern General Hospital France. Second son Private Gifford Joseph Broad killed in action in Sydney two years ago. Private Ernest Minchington killed in action in France May 5. Private Charles Winnell of Wangaratta killed in France on May 3. Enlistment dates and local ties noted including Holbrook Teague’s bar mills Wangaratta and amateur boxing claim of Winnell.
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France
Zangasy
Wounded relatives send word of war injuries
Warnings and telegrams reach families in Glencowan Glensowan Samarialand Avanol and Wangaratta as Defence Department confirms wounded kin in France and hospital care Several named soldiers including Sergeant Connally and Private Barry are reported wounded with varying details from telegrams and hospital notes through May and June, reflecting ongoing military losses and anxieties.
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Glencowan
Gibb Simmonds
France
Southend
Harrison
Glensowan
Percy Hare Raon
Defence Department
P. Connally
Samarialand
PF. W. Connally
Loaphorn
Coonally
Heginal
Ramage
Harry
Sonny) Halewall
Ewert
A. Ramage
G.m’coumb
T. White
Wintoriana
P Roblechi
Peiwato Po H. Robebeohl
Dafeney Department
A. Mills
Avanol
W. M. Mille
Qheporal Milie
Heather
Mira
C. Warm
Rutherglen
Agatha
Bonalla Convent
Barry
Australian Casualties Official Figures Released
Defence department figures on Monday show that up to May 24, 16 men reported killed, 5102 missing, and 31,586 soldiers put out of action through wounds.
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Grneve
Defence Department
Golf in Monday mixed Foursome at Bocalls Club
Sporting golf note invites members and friends to a mixed foursome event at Bocalls Golf Club next Monday with warm afternoon play and a 2 80 p.m. start time.
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Ino Bocalls Golf Club
Doans Backache Kidney Pills Featured in Testimonial
An Australia era advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles. A testimonial from J G Riddell of Tomkins Parade Banalla claims complete relief after a course, citing improved kidney secretions, sleep, and energy following treatment. Pills are sold by chemists at 4/1 per box, six boxes 15/3, via Foster-McClellan No. 87 Pitt-straost Sydney.
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Bright
Dean
J. G. Riddell
M. Grove
Tomkins
Txbill
Chetnieta
Foster-M‘clellan
Sydney
Doan
Jam theft case at Winton trials in Benalla court
In Benalla yesterday at the Winton case Hartley faced charges for possessing five bottles of jam alleged stolen from Chitts' home on May 16. Witnesses including Mrs Hartley and Ada Chitts described exchanges of jars, keys, and possible possession, while Supt Westcott and Mr King led the defense. The defence contends a full denial. evidence included jam jars found and linked to Chitts and Hartley's households.
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Benalla Cort
J. Poonefather
P.M. Joe. Hartley
Connors
Winton
Wesscott
Mr. King
Christopher John Chute
Sid
Rhea
King
Mra Hartley
Westpolt
Ada Chitts
Defendant
Mrs. Hartley
E Hartley
Donatabid Osmore
Hartley
Chitts Witness
Harley
D. Cooke
Cooke
Thia Place
Witness
Chitts
Ana
Elizabeth Hartley
Leet Witees
Westcatt
Banalla
David Cooke
Mre
Fragmentary testimony on jars and tax issues in a dated case
Clemo Hartlay testifies about grape picking and jars, claiming limited knowledge of the matter. The record notes uncertainty from the P.M. and a supervisor's instructions to observe but no formal order made, with unclear references to places and individuals.
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Clemo Hartlay
Welcome Home Private Thomas Beggs in War Veterans Night
A large crowd gathered at Public Hall St Jones to welcome Private Thomas Beggs back from service with the Herons after about a year away. The ceremony featured a gold medal presentation, patriotic songs, and reflections by local officials and veterans celebrating Australia’s war effort and the homecoming of those who served.
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Wadnesday Evanion
Thomas Beges
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Herons
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Naval
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Ory
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France
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Seevia
Tie
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Fle
Bey
Hart
Harry Walle
Walla
Pinky
Bennett
Fon
Boggs
Morris Sid Ley
Psles
J. Howden
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Bette
Auatralia
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M'¥arlane
Reger
Kod Warila
Ani
Ufo
Sh. Sfamos
Lake Rowan
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Olive
Soldier's Letter From Front Describes Camp Life And War
Private Fredk Brown writes from Me, recounting marching and bivouac near Bousta, with Captain Mollanit. He notes tanks abandoned, a town evacuated by the enemy, and daily drills as the division moves up front. He mentions St Patrick's Day operations, a church service, and updates on comrades and leaders.
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Prod
Brow
Brown
Boustla
Rey Garlick
Mollanit
Chatian
Kyare
Sin Etfior
Soni
Mont Eaves
Robbie
St. Patrick's
Alex
Patterson
Whitamay
Milous
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Kelda
Hind
Cleverton
Whiteway
Tom
Gaptaln Bridtaty
Lamayticanl Suroe
Totel Kebir
Bali
Health related notice amid anxious copy seeks booklet
A garbled health message requests a copy of a new booklet of valuable information. It asks for a response or postage to a home address and mentions a children's activity. The text is unclear and includes misspelled names and places, but implies a public information aim.
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Avery
Lalla’ OsNoge
Henry
Gallity Street
Metlicure
Nhl
Furniture Maker Hinge Ha Trtoorrwe The Quote
A fragmented newspaper item mentions a furniture manufacturer with a focus on a quoted line and references to people and places including VEN ALLA and Uppsala. The readable text hints at a production or business note and a possible location in a trade context. Further details are unreadable due to damaged OCR.
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Hinge
Haneai Tvaatir
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