Train mishap at St. Jemez and Taogemish windows
Reported rail incident describes a glass window break where an item was thrown at a carriage on the Be rnalleto line between St. Jemez and Taogemish, with Porter Smart in the guard's van struck on the chest. Weather notes report 41 points of rain in 24 hours and a frost of 32 degrees. A sudden death at Tallangatta is attributed to heart disease. Local notices advertise winter sales and business changes.
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Dastaorsa
Cayrmdon
Bernalleto
St. Jemez
Taogemish
Porter Smart
Theo
Tar Wearnen
Sixton
Constance
Quinn
Tallangatta
Iaaus
Reat
Qalan
Grant
J.B
Drarrity Lace
A. Miller and Co
Mosars, Watts, Totbell & Co
Geo A Burrows
Thoons
Mechanics' Institute Benalla Holds Monthly Committee Meeting
The Benalla Mechanics' Institute committee met midweek with President Mr I troginowan in the chair. Attending were Messrs W M'Coll Say jammon Williams Stewart Clark A M'Kenzie G Walker and others including trustees. Discussion covered a new member, insurance, subscriptions, and building matters with plans to seek extra subscribers and consider further additions while maintaining current resources.
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Benalla
Blabvog
Toca
Fetiow
Sunder
A. C. Parkinson
Benilla
Kettleman
High Court of Australs
Cammitees
Meadows
Willisma
Walker
Williams
Ferner
Bonsall
Iwas
Benalla Versus Bealls Juniors At Violattowa Match
Tomorrow afternoon the Benalla team faces Bealls Juniors in Violattowa. Visitors led 15.12 to 9.6 at half time. Benalla goal kickers include Clancy and several others. Local Farmers' Vision group backs dog tax repeal and sets aside funds for a fighting fund.
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Benalla
T the Bealls Juoiors
Violattowa
Clancy
F. Castles
J. Graloger
J. Talochino
P. Sulls
Belmattam
Vision Hae
Sixo
Haces
Booth
Shipping Strike Prospects Grow Gloomy in Melbourne
The latest city news reports a gloomier strike outlook with no Melbourne developments but strong evidence Sydney wharf laborers may join. Union circles warn of a possible great industrial upheaval as volunteers manned the Moonsh steamer to western Victorian ports. An elderly wharf laborer was beaten by seven masked men while returning home.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Deputation to Watt on Unemployment Relief in Australia
A crowd of 10 unemployed marched to Federal offices and appointed a deputation led by Mr. Tudor and Trades Hall officials to tell Acting Prime Minister Watt of distress from unemployment. Watt said he would cooperate with the Victorian Government on relief work and urged Labor leaders to help settle the Seamen's strike. He warned that the unions flouting the Arbitration Court challenge the Government and the law, and affirmed the Government’s duty to uphold it with Trades Hall urged to support.
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Tudor
Trades Hall
Watt
Prendergast Fights Coal Board Rail Policy
Mr. Prendergast M L A issued a statement protesting Coal Board restrictions as unnecessary noting coal could be brought by rail from New South Wales.
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Prendergast
M.L.A
The
Coal Board
New South Wales
Unionist Lockout Claim Denied by Chamber Leader
Mr. J. Cuming, president of the Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers, asserts it is absurd to claim factories are closing to lock out unionists. He argues closures are not aimed at unions and condemns the suggestion as unfounded.
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J. Cuming
Victorian Chamber of Manufactures
Clements Tonic Ltd
Australis
Clement Tonic
Clements
Mr. M. Shanahan
Wheat Stackers Win: High Court Rules on Jurisdiction
The High Court today dismissed the wheat stackers' claims for better conditions, ruling that the Commonwealth Arbitration Court lacked jurisdiction because wheat stacking falls under State Government control.
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High Court
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Coal Lumpers Obstinate in Melbourne Dispute
Coal lumpers in Melbourne continue to decline to discharge coal as tensions rise. Unspecified authorities and unions face stalemate amid ongoing industrial friction affecting shipping and port operations.
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Melbourne
Returning Soldiers from Benalla and District Gather to Welcome
Local greeting for Gapner J. B. Smith and W. Stewart as they return after years of active service. Families and friends host meals at Benalla and Beechworth homes. Sapper K. A. Thompson and Pte. Chas. Smith are noted among sons serving, with arrivals anticipated in Melbourne. Families hold hopes as multiple kin report wartime service and returns.
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Gapner
J. B. Smith
Sid, Smith
Cooner
M. Ellen Smith
Sapper
K. A. Thompson
Melbourne
Mr. Thompson
Pto
Chas. Smith
Chas. Smlth
Davia to Receive Military Crown Visit Tonight
Presentation of Mr. A H Davia for one year service at the front to be made with the Military Crown in the Malhearse Town Mall by the Governor General this evening. Davia represents Goldsbrooth Mort Co and was to Bonalls last week. He was introduced to many of the firm’s clients by local agent Mr J Sodersteom.
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A. H. Davia
Malhearse
Davia
Goldsbrooth, Mort © Co
Bonalls
J. Sodersteom
Late sowing and heavy manuring in wheat yields
Victorian farmers praise Dr Howell’s work on late sowing in wheat and the use of heavy manuring. The article cites his guidance from Seil Problems in Wheat Growing, noting that fresh manure aids early growth, and that superphosphate boosts root development. Manure remains available for following pasture or crops if not absorbed this season.
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Almaat
Ani
Fll Howell
Howell
Mr. Howell
Lawes
Hall
Bfr
Farmers urged to adopt Boort sails for higher output
Hoseworthy College reports suggestive gains from adopting Boort sails in farming practices. Local testimony notes 220 Ib of paper used in life saws and no failures under this cautious policy. Farmers in districts outside the Mallee are urged to test the method this month to improve output and cope with financial stringency.
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Hoseworthy College
South Australia
Dutt
Mack
Malle
Tony Jess
Violet Town Shire Council Notes Bridge Grant and Road Repair Talks
The Violet Town Shire Council met with members Drs. Wilton M Shave Mitehall Roach White Gordon Henderson and Martin present. It discussed a Department of Public Works grant of £2735 for Crocker’s Bridge and noted charges against the grant for various works. Reports covered road conditions on Boho and Dookie roads and planned surveys on timber reserves. The engineer outlined needed gravel and repairs to ensure safe winter travel and discussed returned soldiers’ employment on road works and bridge projects.
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Shore Council
Mr. Hopkins
Shire of Karo
South Riding
T. Hannon Violet Town
Billy Brow
Craigie Tea
Marraweenay
Piat Rock Hills
Alao
T. Bucoside
Meldrum
Cunlambo
Martin
Henderson
Department of Public Works
J. Pield
Violet Town
Notiog
Iron Road
J. Walker
Baddaghiola
Lake Leggatt
Benalla
Barnass
Benallashire
As. Joiner
A. Baldwin
J. Stevenson
Grant
Country Ready Board
Public Works Department
Boho Road
J. Hamilton
Sydney
Thich
Tiomade
Raeves
Hopkinson's
Snine
Paget's
Ju. Ramage
Black Spring
Crocker
Country Bonis Board
T. Carey
Iiting Nalinga
Jno
Mitchel
J. Ramage
J. Ahern
Sydney Road
Ruishel
Will dispute sets fourth shares of estate among heirs
Walter Burns seeks a quarter share as administrator of Lacy Burns with the question whether the widow Lacy Kane died before her husband affects the devise. Judge Hood rules that the will intends equal division but that the surviving husband of the testatrix receives a quarter of the estate after costs. legal representatives are named for both sides.
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Mes
Lacy M'Kanzie
Testatrix
Daughers
Vomateix
Lute Corteln
Lacy Barns
Hargrave and Lowars
Justice Hood
Barna
Ruestrions
Costa
Pariles
Tantatrix
W. Lewers
Messrs. Boothby & Boothby
Messrs
Hargrave
Parmezel
Yarrawoowa
Daniel M'Kenzle
Australian Army Reserve Movement Outlined at Benalis Meeting
Welsh outlined a scheme to form a sizeable Australian Army Reserve linked to existing militia units to preserve war traditions and keep veterans connected. The plan envisages renumbering militia units, forming reserve regiments, and enabling service through voluntary enrolment under section 125 and 125(4). An eventual reserve of about 150 000 men was proposed to respond to calls.
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Benalis
S.L.L
Me. Welsh
Cliaf Palr
Australian Army Reserve
Austistia
Forse Ual
A.lfp
Gallipoli
Egypt
Asa
Australis
Anstratt
Comergo
Vic
Ander
Be Ag
Presant Borns
A.lf
Australia
Enlieu
Scanton
Benally
Troopship Ty Interesting Lecture by Staff Captain Slattery
A lecture by Staff Captain Slattery at the Salvation Army Barracks on Tuesday discussed wartime service and sacrifice. He recounted experiences aboard a troopship, highlighted bravery, and urged better living to honor fallen comrades, with audience applause for Slattery’s talk.
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Slattery
Salvation Arty
Teedyy
Oronleg Lust
Brigadivr Veal
Sendersiek
London
Amd
Thu Eparker
Saitzarland
Tealy
Eigy
Vonfastom
Francy
Prange
Cortet
France
Britain
British Empire
Cathipoli
Elsadara
Brasea
Dlujanne
M*kanale
Australia
Mlk
Sydney
Wara
Systen
Onserpi
Methodist Home Missions Visit Highlights Benalla Tour
Reverend Sant Sohole, former Multadi Conference president, toured Benallas and nearby areas to connect with Home Missions efforts. He preached at Gooramhet Bea ken Creek and Banalla, urging steadfast church devotion and tenacity in the wartime spirit. A gathering at Guoe rarghat drew a large crowd with a stirring address linking faith to national resilience.
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Sant Sohole
Multadi
Benalls
Sunteas
Sanday
Gooramhet
Beaken Creek
Sid Benalla
Mathudat Qhareb
Guoerarghat
Schalon
Lloyd George
Messrs
J. Hl. Vouk
P. Sannders
Grant Debate Shapes Local Road Upgrade Plans
A £749 Federal grant prompts a town council note on street improvements between gardens and a roadway. Residents argue funds should be spent for better paving, wider road, and a new garden fence, with a council committee to review at Friday meeting.
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Englaver
Earrow
District News Baddaginn ta Beechworth and Wangaratta
District and local court notes report collisions near Beechworth with injuries to Mrs de Ward and a string of municipal matters. A council vote considers salaries for a secretary and rate collector amid village disruptions. In Guulborn Valley a wife describes a deserted farm dispute ending with property and payout details. In Violetown a pair face fines for public disturbance and improper conduct on a footpath. A Murphys death in Melbourne noted, with regional factory work and dairy output data.
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Mechanics’ Institute
Billiard Room
Mindowa
Mesare
Treganowsa
Co. Walker
A Knox
J. Carlisle
ML A
M.C
Violettown Shire Council
Connell
Calvert
Kelleher
Patin
Engraver
South
R. Thompson
J. Mitchell
Central
A. Mitchell
Kinass
Yespral Wufindan
Robertson’s
Burke's Hill
Enzinoor
Arlage Road
Miramona
Victoria
Swan Street
Richmond
Clements Tonic
E. T. Lowe
Roselle
Methodist Home Missions
TRE
District News
Beechworth
Avelvie Welodtas Hitia
Thy Fodorstill
Bowebworth
Copret
Reg Whaler
MM. Taneedirpor FC
Walton
Privatn
Peking
T. G. Forgas
Callos
Tor Pooltty
Engliner
Arbor
Mawletant
Gr. Berguson
Daley Ethicvr
Cry Vandenburg
Onglieer
Rte
Pha
Lok
John Bolton
Tromo
Celeghton Crooke
Wight
Guulborn Valley
Oberk Freeman
Wits
Mosera
Taman Hiesi
Cr. V. Morphy
FSP
Stoppartan
Woreaday
Abernethy
Dilevbeth Jones
Semon
Hey
Vie
Jane
Comandevlon
Shepparton
Viele Town
Violettown
Tacmey
Wallseo
Tsmilonjyh
Ealway
Wallace
Coat
Wangaratta
Michaal Murphy
Mina
Yarrawonga
Mel Weotente
Bank of Australasia
Ustatl Banking
CL Hendienson
Saperlnes
Banke
Ferns
Miller’s
A. Abotomey
Tom
Louis Ananay
Benatla
Judy Fron Hoare
Pam
Madnik
Austral
Aloo
Hiner
Dewey MeThourme
Morris and Anderson
Aoa
Morris V.qsacy Vist
Bemalls Hiner
Munday
Mojirien
G Abbott
Pareten Gap
Hridgy Strom
Bunalla Wes
Hi. Anneandes
Allunter Town
Comutey
Fll
Sang
Hovber
Tea Way
Sienna
Ay Mann
Fey
Jay AU Ek
Chaos Hotell
Ahy
Erty Bee Cepa Vl Bel Gm
Fastens
Bala Feanapy Cietree Vertatl
Ian
Eeny Ality
Shanee
Foto Weivbertal
Faye Mable Vrewton
Mvardian Iteal
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