War outlook and ongoing recruiting efforts amid Allied strength
The analysis urges immediate mass mobilization and continued total war stance. It notes Germany’s unreliability and the need for Australia to boost shipbuilding, food supplies, and Allied support while America amplifies its power. It also details local recruiting meetings, government actions, and community notices amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Tulsi
America
West Front
Australia
Wenalla Tatong Railway Trust Case Notes Conflicting Land Claims
Fragmented 19th century testimony discusses land ownership near Wenalla and Tatong, with references to Mr. Canningham, Mr. Know, and others. Witnesses dispute boundaries and divisions while court proceedings consider prior ratings, exempulen applications, and public rights in a contentious land dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cuuaiwahiau
Canningham
Rumiby
Koex
Know
Mr. Sinlgh
Bey
Nifines
Wien
Alves Ailie
Canninghaw
Tibreke
Rome
Redarte
Hotiitent
Pollawsn
Taywid
Meenan
Nuirinan
Gaaningtam
Lurintogtani
Mer
Kinx
Canningtam
Pobinaun
Kabineau
Dave Mace
Cyoninglyese
Ate Hauveuny
Vouty
Ute
Luerr
Fragmentary Times Note on Copyright and Opinions
A fragment from a Times page notes that some column or news item has appeared with special permission. It clarifies that opinions are not the official views of the paper unless explicitly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa
War brief: Allied raid and air losses reported
London dated communique describes a large raid north of the Chemin des Dames with artillery protection overpowering German guns. It says trenches were penetrated up to 300 metres depth, 40 prisoners captured, seven machine guns seized, and multiple enemy aircraft shot down with Allied losses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewren
London
Hyoneh
Chemin-des- Dames
Duyouta
Blockhonney
Wore
Vaus
German Front Report on Avocourt Assault Repulsed
An official report notes German artillery and an advance west of Avocourt were repulsed in hand to hand fighting. About 200 prisoners were taken on the eastern flank of the Mette. Seventeen sergeants were shut down on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corman
Avocourt
Prroner
Battalian
British Operations Successful Raids Made
London reports successful raids on German lines with hostility along the Cambrai Road and Sevre Valley. Artillery fire observed south of the Bapaume road and near Prilygan Wool, extending northeast toward Cambrai from La Bassas to Munin Rest, indicating ongoing combat activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asturr
London
Aig
Gaveelle
Veas
Bapagine
Cambrai
Sevrpe
Yastivard
la Bassas Atd
Munin
Petrograd Workers Condemn Bolsheviks at Conference
In Petrograd, delegates from factory workers meeting with 40,000 laborers denounced Bolshevik policy over the past four months. The declaration sharply condemns syndicalist control and criticizes the current leadership for paralyzing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Uaube
Vetrograd
Pevrograd
Dolahevik
Feclarion
Corman Army Corps Formed in Siberia War News
Reported by TORIO and Sanday telegraph sources that German prisoners of war have formed two army corps at Irknok in Siberia. Claims say 130 German drivers have arrived, with railway armoured units transported from Europe. United reports note German defensive preparations and growing military activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reernn
TORIO
Sanday
Irknok Ani
Sihwem
Melbourne High Court hears breach of contract case
Chorin Nelson of Banallny sued the Commonwealth Government for £171 damages over alleged breach of contract for erection and repairs of telegraph wires and poles between Broadmeadows and Seymour. The case before Mr Justice Dully heard delays, termination claims, and concluded with damages of £100 plus costs and a further £99 12s sought by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorin Nelson
Commonwealth
Essimiuyr
Justice Dully
High Court
Melbourne
Dickson
Clyne
Lowe
G. TH. Carter
Nelson
Commonworldl
Poutminster-General's
Nolo
Chix
Plaimid
Budor
Nolwca
Pootmivetwr-Ganerat
Curitewiy
Garalaine
Lowa
Tuegmont
Local items mix of awards, politics, and war news
Tallangatta figures claim a Kitchener Fight prize valued at £2100 while Melbourne holds St Patrick’s Day flags. Appointments loom for interstate shipping controller and banking transfers noted. Campaignes include Red Cross donations and railway holiday traffic plans. War casualties, scientific finds, and agricultural policy updates fill the page with regional and Commonwealth concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gilbert
Tallangatta
Melbourne
David Hanter
Commonwealth
of & Grost
Picken
Bank of N.S.W
Tallaogatts
Corowa
J. W. Jobing
Benalla
Thia
Samuel McClaybey
Krank Wild
Bombala
N.S.W
Bibbeninks Estate
Sydney
GG. Knight
Cobram
Noliore
Fieh
Woldiora’ Fund
Eric Croft
New Zealand
France
England
Watsteway
Way
Gunnard Lys
Majores
Baskele
Christiana
Joonecrps
Anales
Alan Commandeur
Argentina
Nte
Victorian Trotting Association
Pitts Bros
Elmore
Sprightly
Miss Cro
Latmerston
Wno
Walter Toohey
Navier College
Tongala
Barwell Leicestershire
Kaiser
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Thomen Cooper Waw
Lithgow
Jd Hon
Wangaly
Dafsedant
Dud
Biay- Ye
Jumpley Honea
Montorfiald
Grost Britain
Aoutratia
Disputed Agreement in Warren Case Reaches County Court
William Kservet of Warren sues Benjrwin Newnham of Doon over £60 paid into court. The case centers on ownership of wool port profits tied to Younghusband and Co. disputing Newnham’s claim and a 1917 assignment. Judge Engelson ruled the £60 not covered by the agreement, leaving it as partnership property and taxed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kservet
Warren
Bayne
Farmer
Benjrwin Newaham
Geszior
Doon
Melbourne
Engelson
A. W. Foster
F. T. Brown
Mr. Duncan
Younghay, Band, Rowe and Co
Bhut
Younghusband and Co
Newnham
J. B. O'Halloran
Benalla
Cc Foodanta
Coatu
Tennis Up Saturday Tour To Wangaratta Clashes
Four men from the Benally club journeyed by motor to Wangaratta to face the local club in competitive tennis. The match proved enjoyable with Briggs defeating Baker in the final, Briggs winning 52 to 1 after a sequence of sets, while the Benally visitors received warm hospitality and contributions to a lively contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaratta
Aiost
Bonalla
Baker
Briggs
Scarpthing
Ende
Reading
Briges
Brisas
Yarrawonga Races and Benalla Train Arrangements
Yarrawonga races are set for tomorrow with a special Benalla train leaving at 1:15 am and a Yarrawonga to Benalla service at 6:10 am arriving 5:10 pm. Weights for Handicap Trial Stakes and various events are listed, featuring horses such as Chaag Tie, Supandria, Kippelin, Miki Do, Rose Andris, Fortuitous, and Marble Bar among others. Also noted are nominations for the Benalla Cup and highlights from Caulfield and Melbourne Cup Day racing events with multiple stakes results and winners like Mountain God and Westcut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga
Benalla
Furlugay
Chaagtie
Supandria
Kippelin
Mikido
Gamba
Lord Savin
Nork
Buco
Triple
Atl
Reed
Steathwilliam
Fort Kent
Gambol Locke
Sir Lanetury
Telkhove
Chevetrom
Bury Noll
Tiraboith
Sweepevon
Novelty Pury
Little Fyllow
Pretty Voily
P Plaiy
Foul Machrov
Trish Song
Nojupel Iau
Flow
Chootte
Lichoov
Susandria
Marble Bar
Nerk
Rippslaw
Crimson Linn
Miliilo I T
Gallibo
Broon
Bill Matten
Tog Fort Kentsi
F Weir
Doge
Caulfield
Mountain God
Looton
Lady Reigh
Tragic Star
Whitadder
Twee
Centre Moo
Shadowland
Lavonslo
Kunnsuin
Blackwood
Sodericl
Fleet Lady
Sylvan Lass
Hiledon
Will Comfort
Tord Lenhok
Hopris
Marcos
Pinkerton
Westcut
Rosebill
Tatong sports gathering set for Saturday
The Amo sports gathering at Tatong will take place on Saturday. A pool programme has been drawn up and, with favorable weather, a good day is expected. Arrangements for a special train from Boalla are being made, but departure time has not yet been fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Halidayy
Dockut Wears
Morgans
Aves Otter
Gaptain Davarall
Ormerly Wes Oliver
Corowe
Tadiy
Inout
Brown
ALP
Recentress
Wea
Tog
St Waengaratta
Ora
Edwarde
Preaiding
Wangaratta
Buturst
Bycalla Shielde
You
Pearoo
Tillangatta
Parker
Wodlouys
Dandax
Bright
Livat
Freduan
Oll Cor
Sorgrant Hite
Organienn
Wim
Drews
Teeratting
Tamurrow
Umbertank
Gagette Nowices
Vat Wock
Vietoris
Military Bage
St. Kilda
Gt. Kilda Road
Daemwed
Teaver
Saranday
Algiy
Tewis
Torlan
Coopuri
EB. Olosrys
Kit Property
Guorimbat
Aloo
Cary
Yale
Dyventel
Dbsistot
Olah
Phairneta
Gurshaned
Devenith Kod Crom Society
Max Fest
Rodgers
Airesty
W. Reilly
Rowente
Bob Lowti
Viele
Ulaby
Gallitery
Seymour
Lott
Lilsby
Edward
Wooley
Feniterer
Wooluy
Oho
Lonalle
Dla
IKE
James Baker
Balcong
John Bamford
Danner
Myles
Mar Depot
Wonnangatta Seaton
James Matelay
Aga
John Banford
W. TH. Hoeletoy
Bunoh Iechsnge Bakar Oo
Wurderesaor
Policm
Tai
Srewer
Tannary
Hocking
Bokar
Laker
Baran Duaus
Mies
M Mahon
Fuavede
Kesper
Bengewick
Sud
Jas
Fucalln
Cuilieay
Melbourne
Hee ‘Mahon
Fingoluy
Filidorg Street
Durin
Queuuslent Lygisvive Seni
Ryan Gayersimont
Tacremwad
Ignatar
Wergsratte Hospital
Witng
Thor
Groenrs
Eric
Ratall Grocers
Adenniatrans
J Australis
Guamayet
Dreg
Suiferm
Thareday
Thareday, and May Be It Wogured At Mesery Carter Brow
A. Mijar
D. Ta Sewarl
Julio
Te Boelle Brane
Bank of New Synth Watley
le Thiikceylla
T. Manny
Waver Supply Department
Me. T. Belly
Mr. Wuitton
Rodwill Co
Andre
Aants
Cooke
Mrs
Edward Brnosa Roach
Corowa
Benalla
Avery
Mire
Rosah
Ace Squindine
Clppaland
Va Tharatay
Wren
Eapurt
Papchiseng
Mehnen
Hulldog
Courvlan
Nda
Deeorenos
Yentorday
Bowwwe
Bowser
Lawson
Settaons
Sayre Ghewr
Bansils
Benalie
Thas
Steemgemente
Mirvicey
England
Austratia
Excepton
Han Alraady
Egypt
Church of
Winvan Nosrat
Jastor
Scv-Trasster
Bonalla Theodpt
L. M-Daniel
GT. Westenth
OH. Moras
Bunalla
Lapon Ihiisea
Mrs. Waletr
Adela Paukburn
Davis’ Recive
Herskattt Hk
Amo
Wool under war precautions regulate wool sales
Under war precautions no person may sell wool or tops except through the central wool committee. Licences allow limited small-tot sales, and transactions above set values require committee consent. Breach risks £100 penalties or imprisonment. inspectors may be appointed to enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIP
You Wouldn't Treat Your Car This Way
A damaged OCR-style notice claims NU SOL tar lubricant from Standard Oil (New Jersey) harms the body when misused. It warns against improper ingestion and mentions purchase through a local distributor J. Ry Blouworhwentt, with unclear details and odd spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
New Jory
USA
J. Ry Blouworhwentt
Shams Ubenalta
Cutting Trees on Roads and Local Oversight Questions
A letter questions council permission for felling trees along Sydney road for firewood. It asks why a resident was allowed to fell wood on the road, concerns about safety from chipped stumps, and whether proper authority was followed. The writer cites community officials, Irish enlistments, and local notices as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Fara
Benalla Bridge Street Comforts Highlight Solo Niche
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bridge Street Benalla and a phrase about comfort and a person named Blontele Torma nodarate, lacking clear context or events to describe a full news item.
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Wenalla-Tatong
Railway Trust
Wildwinter Bomperatorn
Guy Emake
Petrograd
Siberia
Tatong Sports
P. Kotr
Vineiy
Fo. Witte
Moxey
Laen
Solty
Shedwick
of& Warren
Booch Worth
Board and Residanos
Prolal Noring Si
Thos. Grainger
Broken River
Melroy
Swanpool Bey
Yatorn
Swann
Bridge Street
Juve
Raglan Macintosh
A.miller&co
Thomson & CO
Woodrow
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