Insolvency filings and local notices at Wangaratta
The report lists Timothy O Malley of Glenrowan and Charles Edward Gangell of Wangaratta as bankrupts with total debts near £400, and notes causes including lack of remunerative work and creditor pressure. Additional items mention a death in Benalla, a Red Cross acknowledgment, and various regional notices on agriculture, electricity schemes, court fines, and local civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasotvencris
Echodale
Wangaratta
Timothy O'Malley
Glenrowan
Lsborer
Webte
Aazets
Cansoe
Lozney Bn
Tolf
J. Tweed
Chares
Edward Gangell
Indocer
Wangarasts
Paria
Germany
Pisces
Mary Hickey
D. Hickey
Crofton-street
Benalla West
John
Howard
Hickey
Sue
Angusting
W. D. Hickey
Qasensland
Michael Lon Hickey
Decassad
Mis
Judith May Hickey
Kilmore
Shepparton
Joss
Benilla
Wodn
Father O'Reilly
Hinton
Jovnyal
Jonda Olf
Orpington
Amecavo
J. Ferrell
Tibet
Garoke
Gippsland
Qu Operative Spaniel
Mir
Owrlialo
Mila A
Pottoy
Szépte
Jelvste
Cuenica
Claplain J.C. Herring
Seymour Camp
Kobaos
Yuour Yeatniwoa
W. Floapey
Giberion
Lluis East
Kelday
Holland
Upper Ryan's Creek
Poombollap
Sugarloaf Creek
Charlie Greek
James Holden
Ryan's
Meadow Crooks
Heaney Zettiog
Cape
Esilway
Yarrawonga
Tatong
Gooda
Violettown
Torstin
Nuva Gleeet
Jusk
Sretusanenys
Pervonse
Honalla Roswich
Henderson
Benatls
Roll of Honor Died on Service Pry Quinlan Cantambo West
Pry T Quinlan of Cantambo West was killed in action in France on June 4. He enlisted in March 1916. Stanley St Clair, brother of Mr Clair of Beechworth, served in France and had been wounded twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry. T. ©. Quinlan
Cantambo West
France
Tanley St. Clair
Mr. Clair
Beechworth
Wounded Word Report Mounts as Soldiers Suffer Wounds
Wounded Word confirms Private Ber Bkabun of Banvlla wounded for the third time with shrapnel in the jaw. Sister Mrs Staves of Byrnesteoot relayed the message. Also noted are Private John Skehan in poor health after six months in trenches and Pee Olly Murray severely wounded in Frappo with head and arm injuries. Additional list shows Evang, Murray, M'Tyer, Whitfield, and others cited as wounded in various actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte
Ber Bkabun
Banvlla
Staves
Byrnesteoot
Skehan
John Skehan
Acutralis
Olly Murray
Mia
Murray
Bonalla Wort
Frappo
Evang
Pa O
Pee
Discharged Sergeants Receive War Service Certificates
Discharged Sergeant D A Munro of Benally has received his discharge from sulbary authorities and will be provided a new artificial limb after the former one was condemned. Sergeant Louis Hyland of Donally, last week discharged from the A L, may receive the meritorious service medal in France. Hyland entailed 1407 days enlistment and 1800 days abroad, with service at No 6 General Hospital Melbourne. A letter from Lord Godley praises his loyal and zealous service during May 1917 to November 1917 in France with the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. Munro
Benally
Louis Hyland
Donally
A.L
France
No. 6 General Hospital
Melbourn
Hyland
Tavut
Godley
Linly Hyland
Docing
Wer
Aly
Honor to Walter A M Gonnse of the Sth Light Hort
Friends report Walter A. M Gonnse, eldest son of Row A M Coonan, has received his commission after service in the Gulf campaigns. Lieut M Cohnson was wounded at Walker's Ithiga but remains well. encouragement sent to all who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Coonan
Boom
Walter A. M‘gonnse
M'Connsn
Walker
Kenawa
Fragmentary News Item Cables to Australia
Odd readable fragments describe a person named Sohnk and a cable to Australia. The text is garbled and unclear but hints at an opinion about times and winless status. No concrete events, dates, or organizations are clearly identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
War report from front and raids across Neat area
London dispatch says French forces raid several locations capturing prisoners and machine guns. American troops mount a successful operation near Belleau Wood with 150 prisoners reported. German troop movements and rising sickness at Bibigny indicate strain as air power targets supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panreeey
London
Mainily
Ratnoval
Melicopy
Viniy-au- Coralie
la Lorraine
Lsport
Evenlg
Bellean Wood
Austrian Defeat Versus Italy Reported Large Losses
Cables claim a major Austrian offensive against Italy ended in severe defeat with ground recaptured by Italian forces. About 15,000 Austrian and 4,000 Italian prisoners cited. 4,500 captured troops and matériel reported. Despatches describe a vast cemetery and heavy casualties amid river advances and retreat. Washington voices warn of a turning point for the Central Powers. New York Herald notes Germany’s hope fades as Austria struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Plave
Montella
San Dona
Washington
Ibis
New York Herald
Germany
Austrian Innes Leads Bridgehead Operations Victory
London report states Austrian forces conducted frontline actions at Capos ite bridgehead, extending operations and repelling counterattacks. They captured two hundred prisoners during battlefield clearance and report a high casualty toll among the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Innes
Caposite
Alan
Austrian Claim Refuted By Centrist Stall
The article disputes assertions by Austrian authorities that claim an extreme figure of one hundred fifty thousand, calling the numbers growly exaggerated and far from reality. It argues the official numbers are not aligning with observed conditions and questions the credibility of the ultralarge figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseps
Fizare
Signs from the Front Report Shifting Lines and Delays
London dispatch notes no major breakthrough as both sides assess positions. Tallan operations pause after minor ground changes near Vallis mountain. Lao forces advance about a mile in the Frappe sector and lie within 400 yards of a front held on June 15. Prisoner counts rise southwest of Asvlin to 1700 as Tallan bridges remain blocked by floods. In Vienna, a mood of dull neutrality emerges amid war news from The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pho
Vallis Mountain
Frappe
Asvlon
Kerensky Addresses London Labor Conference
General Carles M Kerensky spoke at the London Labor Conference describing his rise to power in Russia and the Bolshevik seizure, then offered remarks in Rasalan as part of his address amid a dramatic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kerenski
London
M. Kerensky
M. Korenski
Pramier
Karenski
Rasalan
Laborites dissolve political trace in House rift
London reports the Labour Conference reaffirms split with the Coalition Ministry. Voter counts show 1,704,000 votes against 115,000, signaling an end to the longstanding cross party cooperation in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
House of Commons
Red Cross Benefit Committee Prompts Donations
A damaged item describes a Red Cross benefit committee routing contributions to the Joost branch and hides funds within the committee. It notes £480 added to Red Cross funds though it omits how donations are allocated to Une Hed Crops. The message concludes with a respectful sign off from Yorne Walkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joost
Red Geone Society
Red Cross
Hepelil Cumamittor
Yonre
Deaths and gatherings mark Beechworth district notices
Community items from Beechworth recount the funeral of Mrs. Mengaot W'Mulan aged 80 in Stanley and Marmangoo, a train crash near Shepparton with line damage, and a busy week of dances, raffles, and fundraisers. Local personalities James Warners, Mrs. donray Kova, Turhor Willian, and many others contributed to social events, church services, and Red Cross drives. features include golden weddings, school dances, and plans for a returned soldiers welfare home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechworth
WL Morsley
Fiveehwirth
Chotohes
Wriday Inet
James Warners
Donray Kova
W. Dunes
Turhor Willian
Mengaot
Mulan
Meng Yoire
Stanley
Myrtleford
Marmangoo
Todde
Mra
Millie
Haeehwarth
Victorian notices recount horse loans and hospital funds
The meeting discussed money for a horse kept for Mr Glazebrook and allocations to the Bys and Ker Hospital with a balance left for Mr Glazebrook. Members thanked the committee and secretary, while other items noted include a cooperative venture in Patong, a Victorian Fatley Union gathering, and local obituaries and hospital updates reflecting injuries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Glazebrook
Lye Mopti P
Bys and Ker Hospital
Bentley
Fartley's Union
A. Harrison
Paul
Rodda
Adcachiney
Sergeant Hyland Home Welcome In Warrenbayne
A veterans’ homecoming in Warrenbayne honors Sergeant L. Hyland with a large turnout of locals from Beriala Kinlsersy Budsagionte Boho Strathborn and Dima South. A varied program of songs and recitations followed by a social supper marked the event at the Warrenbayne hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welema
Sergant
Lou Hyand
Warrenbayne
Hyland
Melbourne
Maga
Tonie
Beriala
Kinlsersy Budsagionte
Boho
Strathborn
Wanpool
Dima South
Warrenbsque
A. Wilwon
Wartooluydo
St. Jones
Bonalla
Gallipoli
Norvion
Australia
Charnes
Baya
Veter O'Mulligan
Wallaby Drive
Mr. White
Mira Robinwells
Mr. J. Wardle
Drenight
Mien Wardle
Mr. Wardle
Minsen Elvin Jones
Norah Wardle
Mother Macres
Me. M'Phinron
Farm Yard Scone
Mr. %. Stow
Minko Ky
A. Tytand
Jonves
Phorsoo
Pilbo
Stony
Ctralemay
Hyland Tong
Jand Prompority
Sangean Dyinnd
Csng
J Wan Elven
Jaandly
Matey
Warrenbayoe
Hovkise
Rergeant Hyland
Hosking
Hin
Moers
Githowe
M'Phorgan
Benalla High School Books Trade Dispute Noted
A controversy in Benalla centers on pupil access to books from local booksellers. At a Benalla Trades and Citizens Association meeting, concerns were raised that past practices allowed high school pupils to obtain desired texts through shopkeepers, prompting calls for a council inquiry and possible school involvement to regulate supplies and reduce external influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Mulsbourne
Fagly
Echnol
York
Nahiol
Warrick
Pablo
Itis
Tives
Thoona Presbyterian Church social and meeting report
A church social at Thoona Presbyterian was attended by a large congregation. Rev. J. Spittill presided and notes showed satisfactory progress in finances. A standing Honor Roll for Fay connected with the church was proposed. G. Slat, A. Niel, and Jones were appointed to prepare it. New assistant roles were filled by Nicol and Jones. Musical offerings featured Mlle Boni, Lari, and G. Sinvisit with violin selections, and singing by the choir, with Mrs E. Funes assisting. National Anthems closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orisa Church
J. Spittill
Bilanco
Roayusur
Mathers
A. Amory
Ravvlustad Qootutary
W. Irvipe Triasnree
Mosare G. Slat
Niel Sud
Jones
Dios AW Nicol
Mr. Jones
Mise Boni
Miveli
Posie
Mr. E
Funes
Loa
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief From Pain
A reader describes severe kidney pain and backache until using Dean's Backache Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims rapid relief, reduced symptoms, and calls for purchase through Kuster M'Ulellon & 87 Pitt Street Sydney with a postal price offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moloury
Mackay
Garatle
All Chemista
Storekrupurs
Kuster M'Ulellon
Pitt-street
Sydney
Duan
Red Cross Society at Cael Party Fundraiser Notes
A damaged OCR fragment shows a Red Cross Society event at Cael School with donations and prizes. Names including Myc F Burgio and J Goud appear among donors and participants. The report mentions a school fundraiser, a tournament, and gifts like a fag of entrealiu, with teachers and community figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cael
Addanon Bastil Ul
Auebrsting
Mfoune Brioy School
Waeher
Fitat
Gustro
F. Burgio
Uuhurtus
Sines
Entrealiu
Matting
Meena
Leslie Barklamb Benefit Concert Sparks Local Support
A damaged OCR of a Leslie Barklamb benefit concert article describes a community gathering held on a Saturday to support young Haiti relief efforts. The piece mentions Rev. AL Moynnag and Rev. Med Eichwarde among others, and references proceeds directed to the youth education fund, with hopes for donations and attendance by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerung Haiti
AL Moynnag
Med Eichwarde
Evden
Mure Levre
Unclear OCR: Local Event Snippet With Names and Dates
Fragmentary readable lines mention several names and a schedule style note. The text appears to describe a Friday event or listings with multiple people named, but lacks coherent sentences or concrete details. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present to confirm.
Button Day For Our Fighting Men Description
A note lists names and locations for a Button Day fundraising effort supporting servicemen. It mentions individuals and places across multiple towns, with events and stations tied to Bridgi stroit and Learys North oP eaibway lity, plus rail stations and local organizers. The item reads as a broad network of volunteers and venues for the tribute drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavery
Anil
Bouliger
Mitchell
Barratla West
Belwents
Strathy
Brihensheur
Trusks Wert
Mewes Line
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Ty Brown
Kiowa Electric Girone Senes
Amoss
Kiowa River
Callander
Knoxshire
Sadler
Danlop
Jobhey
Knox
Ren Cross
M. A. Young
Gonalla
Red Cross Soclety
Acniceuvenar Chasses
Goonampar
Goorambar
D. Smith
K. J. Blackhorne
Y.M.C.A
Mies
A. Young
Cowan
Swanpool
Lake Rowan
Andard” GJ
Toserany
Itliecury Training Company
Dookia
Colechin
Oaid
Woosley
Wall
Bowland
J. Be Blounerhawsett
Benalla Pharm Wey
Hermen
Recret
Wedesday
Douglas Highports
Sully-le-Seo
Morville
Imans
Germaine
West Front
Slckneas
Bib Uish
Vienna
Hague
Carles
RED Cross Benefit Committee
Oq” Walkin, Hon
Sve
District News
Aly Setlaue Epnanges
Dookie
Comi Histaveo Lefors
Darsilment Soyer
Melboneas
Averyone
Mewes
McMillay
Hammond
P. Salli
Turkey
Mes. Gatun
Bonoda
Mi. Weletur
Mise N. Gunn
D'Ayliow
Furua
Baron Shire
Suldiere’ Memorial Committee
John Gordon
Euroa
Cummlve
Erindale
Longwood
Panamonia
Shu
Upward of
AD Your
Soulburs Valley
Macroopan
Ceattey Shepyarden
M'Laren
Shopyattun
Sebant
Lima
Puvsdey
Lins School
Luli
Cuchre
Sid Uf
Tie School Patriotic Fund
Westheresey
Cumsing
Applandid
H. Clarke
Knight
Hornbangh
WH. Mallony
Thuy Toschar
Neilvon
Strathbogleith
Mc. J. Harwood
Apollo Bay
Boounry
Loveday
Palaine
Harwood
FE. Tayloes
Buatney
W. G. Mackerel
A. G. South
Y. Swart
H Togametis
Thy Hirmah
Tharnsylael
Kulving
Delalwy
Mons
Armetrong
Fy MiCombs
A. Jioka
Li. Humphrey
Syd
Armethrong
OL Mackrell
Li Armeliona
W. Tayos
A. W. Taylor
Oh, Weuland
Cook
Te Hoare
J. Dach
A. Mackrell
T. Watkne
W. Glagobrook
Coghill
Mevare C. Lee
Warran
Irv
Aravant
M.U.L.O.O
Bro. Chen
Croxford
P.G
Ewart
Pre D. M’lellsn
Misra
A. M'Donsid
W. C. Reeves
Rev. I. Roberts
Srn
Chas
Mriehos and Garter
Hula
Bovoven
Ware
Roy Marlene
Callander & Forer
Corona
Nployee
Hondaums
Thos. Higgins
Wislettown
B. J. M'Cardol
M'Kwddind
Sergy
L. Hyland
High School Books
Thoona Presbyterian Church
Stationery Depot
Fancy Coods Golf Supplies, &O
Wvnrrine
Kaveleyon
Tara
Weliclie
Wollage & Supply Ob
Yipiur
Rho Gharan
Ued
Bo Laer
Uel
Colt Clubs
Colt Paint
AL Melbairne
Pring
Munn
RED Cross Society
Henalla
the Bealls
Ted
Frida
Hume
Thildeniy
Carnival
Leslie Barklamb
Haserbenn
Sane
Heaurne A
Abe
S48
Eoant Ee
Steck
Sandy Ulaarahes
Miller’s
Bridge Street
Bonalia
Michelins
Bert. Arnott
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