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A broad catalog lists men's and boys clothing, drapery, footwear, bedding, farm supplies, seeds, hardware, paints, oils, and household items for sale. Items include potatoes, corn sacks, wool bales, watches, window glass, pumps, lime and cement, oils, sewing machine oil, wallpaper, window posts, and various named trademarks and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read's
Rotherhams
Black Horse
Calcutta
Kandy
Improving Benalla through irrigation and town works
The article reports readers proposals to improve Benalla. Prize winner T H Warnock urges expanding irrigation to attract rural population, grow 8000 acres for intense culture, secure a Nillahcootig weir, and develop secondary industries. He argues a national water scheme would end drought risks, lift land values, and boost Benalla as a thriving market town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Benalla ideas for town improvements and visions
A collage of public proposals for Benalla includes a concrete Benalla Historical Bridge funded by a wages levy, street cleaning fixes, reform of the Progressive Association with women, seating plans, a garden square with bandstand and fountain, phrenologist led councillor approvals, and pondside lake and island plans. Some ideas are impractical, others showcase civic spirit and criticism of current progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Street
Arundel Street
Benalla
Bridge Street
Progress Association of
Winton Hospital Concert Attracts Large District Crowd
The annual Winton Hospital concert on May 15 drew a huge audience from across the district. Benalla Bon Bons and a Wangaratta grouping performed, with Mrs Garson Mr Tough and Mr Hickey highlighted. The event raised over £21 with more than £17 available for the hospital, and donations continued from local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantaratta Hospital
Winton
J. W. Ashmead
D Presbyterian Church
Benalla
Mesdames
A. T. Clarke
Garson
Young
Nelson
Phillips
Clarke
Tough
Mrs. Garson
Mr. Tough
Mr. Garson
Wangaratta
R. Eames
Irimble
H. Brown
L. Cattron
Pieckey
Mr. Hickey
Mr. Brown
Hinchley
William Lawford
Harrowheld
Ashmead
Jack Joyce
Leach
W. Lynch
RR. Marrowfield
W. B. Smith
OM. W. Freitae
Connelley
Messrs
KE. Cummings
G. Bain
Benalla Seeks Local Supply for Railway Refreshment Rooms
At the Farmers' Convention local leaders pressed Premier H Lawson to favor Benalla suppliers for railway refreshment rooms. The ministerial reply notes bread butter milk vegetables fruit poultry and beverages come from local or central depots with meat via a Melbourne department but no change to current practice. Local prices are claimed comparable to Melbourne and quality praised. managers cannot choose articles freely.
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Farmers
Won
J. J. Carlisle
M.A
LT. Blott
WWOP
Central Department
Melbourne
Benalla
Benalla Shold
Benalla District Votes to Contest Benalla Yarrawonga Seat
A Benalla Shire meeting of the Victorian Farmers Union delegates discussed the upcoming general election and resolved to contest the Benalla Yarrawonga seat. The council urged reintroduction of pre selection ballots to avoid vote splitting and called for applications to contest the seat, with broad support for restoring old procedures and member participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Shire Tall
Mr. T. Elliott
Messrs Harrison
Swanpool
Day
Grimme
Sterridge
Devenish
Lee
Sheldon
Glenrowan
Ralph and Tennant
Lake Rowan
Price
Warrenbayne
Leary
Boweya
Drummond
Samaria
M'Carty
St. James
Cleary
W. Spinks
Goorambat
T. J. Guppy
Ilectorate Council
Seit
Iarmers’ Union Party
Bendigo
Carlisle
Tie
V.iwu
M*carty
Benalla-Yarrawonga
Guppy
Gippsland
V.F.U
Central Council
Ralph
Whis Medhyg
Scientific Evidence Wheat and Its Cultivation
Dr A E Richardson, a leading Australian wheat expert, outlines soil differences across the wheat belt and advises liberal phosphate dressings. Grey and red soils require more phosphates to counter moisture issues. western plains benefit from heavier phosphates, with 2 cwt per acre at Lomerenone College cited as optimal in richer soils.
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A. E. ¥. Richardson
Dsc
Australia
Victorian Journal of Agriculture
Goulburn Valley
Wimmera
Northern Plains
Richardson
Wheat Belt
Cookie
Colbinabbin
Lomerenone College
Mallee
Shepparton
Benalla AWNL Annual Social Reflects Unity and Growth
The Benalla Branch of the Australian Women's National League held its annual social at Weatheril's hall on Wednesday with strong attendance, new members, and donations for general expenses. President Miss Rodgers welcomed guests, reported a 1923 year with monthly meetings and two resignations, and noted the treasurer's balance of £48 4s while The Woman circulation stood at 56 copies monthly. Mrs Boyes urged party unity and election engagement, citing Dr Earle Page and the Country party, as members admired the Prime Minister's Adelaide speech. The event ended with a bright address, a farewell recital, and afternoon tea served by the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Australian Women's National League
Weatheril
Boyes
Watgaratta
Central
Miss Rodgers
Vicary
Bennison
M'Sharlane
League
Melbourne
Chiltern and
Beechworth
Lion
Mias Wallace
Osborne
Stevenson
Mitchell
Earle Page
Country Party
Reilly
Wangaratta Supreme Court Sits Hear Shop Breaking Case
May sittings at Wangaratta were held before Justice Mann. William Ransford faced a charge of entering a Swanpool shop and stealing meat and other goods. He admitted a prior conviction, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment with hard labor.
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Supreme Court
Wangaratta
Justice Mann
William Ransford
Swanpool
Flegg Pleads Guilty to Valueless Cheque Theft
George Henry Flegg faced charges of obtaining money from hotelkeeper John J. Brennan at Telford by a valueless cheque. He pleaded guilty and admitted five prior convictions, with Iris Honor stating the defendant had five glaring prior convictions. He was sentenced to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Flegg
John J. Brennan
Telford
Iris Honor Said
Man Cleared of Perjury Charge Over Garden Statue Incident
John Richard Sumner of Benalla faced a perjury charge related to an incident in Benalla Gardens on 5 November. The Crown alleged he and another youth threw earth at a statue, breaking the head. He initially denied being there, later admitted the dates, but the jury found him not guilty and discharged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Benalla
Mude
Nillahcooti
Ridge Street
John Richard Sumner
Mr. Leon
H. Shelton
E. T. Brown
Leon
Benalla Gardens
Benalla Racing Club Autumn Meeting Notes
A Benalla Racing Club committee meeting at the Commercial Hotel was chaired by President M H Findley. Attendees included W Ryan J Headland Mackenzie Hagenauer Bourke W T Noonan Gascoigne Gaffney Collins arcourt Gregerson Knox and Bird. The club appointed Findley as North Eastern District Racing Association representative and approved dates for events, with balance sheets showing profits of £18 and £80 at Autumn and two meetings.
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Benalla
Knox
Ie U
Fen id seh ug at corde Woods Great Peniye
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Woods and a place called Great Peniye with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item about a person or location titled Woods. No clear date, event, or organization available.
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Corde Woods
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Victorian Optical Association
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T. H. Warnock
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Winton Hospital
State Electoral Council
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Wangaratta Supreme Court
Benalla Racing Club
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Nunn & Carrier Streets
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