American Decoration Day Address Ties US and Britain
Melbourne reports a American Consul speech praising US British cooperation to safeguard civilization. Sir Joseph Cook urged enduring Anglo American ties to prevent future wars as celebrations mark Decoration Day. NSW markets note a new state meat shop profits and stock price impacts. Rain events spread across the state, Gippsland spared light to moderate falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Geneal
Joseph Cook
Caliornia
America
Joseph Cocke
Ameria
Britain
Gippsland
Ballan
Avoca
Divorce case in port seeks relief after sixteen years
Ernest Brinkman a 49 year old vaudeville artist applied for divorce from Ruby Brinkman 38 also a vaudeville performer. He said the couple separated after a 1904 incident at Port Aneady and have lived apart for 11 years. Mr Justice Mann reserved judgment until tomorrow. Grand National Steeplechase scratchings listed. Wool shipment from Sydney reached Japan with 10 324 bales valued at 21 000 000. Melbourne market prices: oats mil 2 64. feed 2 6. barley English 4 3. cape ale 4 8. potatoes 410/ and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brinkman
Ruby Brinkman
Brinkman
Port Aneady
Justice Mann
Sydney
Japan
Melbourne
Australian Eleven Dominates First Day of Nottingh am Test
Australia trails England after a rain interrupted opening day at Nottingham. England were all out for 112 with Gregory taking six wickets. Australia replied 167 with Bardsley scoring 66 and Carter 30 in a solid partnership. weather and conditions favored pace and accuracy, while Holmes top-scored for England with 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Douglas
Holmes
Gregory
Australia
Bardsley
Macartney
Carter
M'Donald
Vaees Baz
Arm~strong
Collins
Richmond
Woolley
Taylor
Jupp
Pore
Armstrong
Pellew
Howell
Missionary Addresses on New Guinea Work at Holy Trinity
Rev F W Ramsay of the Australian Board of Missions spoke at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday about New Guinea work from two years there. He described native beliefs and practices, missionary efforts, and the role of mission work in guiding local communities. He also spoke on colonial and racial themes, showed views of manners and industries, and noted the board’s responsibility for spiritual work in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
F. W. Ramsay
Australian Board of Missions
New Guinea
Rameau
Tropics
Australia
Parisi
Australian Board of Missons
New Gaines
Bishop
Hay
New Guines
North Eastern District Racing Association annual meeting report
The North Eastern District Racing Association met at the Public Hall Seymoor on Friday. The minutes note Railway complaints about short horse boxes and train taxes, a balance sheet shows receipts of £198 19 1 and expenditure of £178 13 1 leaving £204 6 10, and the committee reports 49 affiliated clubs, appeals heard, and ongoing efforts to improve stipendiary starters and pony measuring fees amid coal strike disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Eastern District Racing Association
Seymoor
Mesira
MH Findley
Chartmas
Henalia
E Waster
Barnawartha
J. Bray
Chiltern
Mr CO Duver
Ro Massey
Mooriapra
Leakey
Muckatah
W. Commite
Rutherglen
J. Co Howard
North-Hasterm District Racing Association
HJ. Mulder
Benalla
Burramine
Carryong
Nagambie
Picola
Seymour
Shepparton
Talslangatta
Springhurst
Tatura
Wangaratta
Wodonga
Yarraweyah
VRC
Wig Exchange
Abela
Mulder
Cummins
Vand
Canville
McForshaw
Commins
Haxter
Stipendiary Starter Debate Shapes Racing Reform
At a club meeting leaders argued for a compulsory stipendiary starter to improve racing, with supporters citing efficiency and fairness and opponents warning of costs and resistance. The motion to appoint a stipendary starter failed to gain seconding, while a later ballot suggestion drew mixed views from small clubs. Officers were elected, Findley reappointed as president, and the next annual meeting set for May 1922 at Seymour.
Motion for thanks to Commins and closing remarks at meeting
A motion was moved to accord Beatty a vote of thanks to Mr Commins. The motion was seconded and carried with enthusiasm. Mr Howard expressed regret that there were not more delegates. The meeting then closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comumins
Howard
Hospital Benefit at Baddaginnic Evening Event
An annual fundraising event at Wangaratta Hospital, held Wednesday, drew a large attendance despite bad weather. Secretary Mr Hinchley and a visiting party from Wangaratta praised the organizers for raising about 4000 or more in aid of hospital needs, with attendees enjoying a programme of singing, recitations, and dancing, followed by supper and music.
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Maddogiunie West
Wangaratta Hospital
Hinchley
Pany
Wangaratta
Binchley
Courics
E Goulding
K. Nicholson
Mr. Hes
Cook
Mr. Hickey
Miss H. Goulding
Miss Shelton
Mr Smith
Ireland
Mrs. Holand
Wyoming
A. Hanmiond
Heese
GC Hopkins
Baddaginnic Wn
Dunlop
Misacs E Goulding
A. Hammond
Tim
Mr Wardle
M,c
Serious Chances Taken in Neglecting Piles
This notice extols Dean’s Ointment as the safest cure for itching or protruding piles. It cites a Port Melbourne case by Mr. Thos Stevenson and later a Mrs. Stevenson, claiming complete relief after three pots. Sold at 2/9 or by mail from Foster-M’Clellan Co, Sydney. beware fakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Thos Stevenson
Ross Street
Port Melbourne
Hood
Stevenson
Foster-M'Clellan
Pitt Treet
Sydney
Dean’s
Toform Soap Promises Skin and Scalp Benefits
An old advertisement extols Toform Soap for removing skin imperfections and dandruff while restoring a smooth appearance. It claims the product cleanses the skin, nourishes the scalp, and provides dainty, glossy results with regular use, offering value compared to other soaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Sey
Chemie
Weather Poem Echoes Harsh Winter Winds Across Town
Fragmentary verse describes cold winds and winter gloom, touching nature and people. It hints at widespread suffering and a distant remedy titled Great Poppermint Cure. The language is archaic and imagery dense, reflecting seasonal hardship and collective endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Endura
Violetown Triumphs Over Benalla In Open Football Match
In a rough clash Violetown beat Benalla with clear dominance in the third and fourth terms. Key scorers included Bell and Cleave for Violetown, Castles and Pinner for Benalla, while umpire Miller kept the game fair.
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AL Vintettown
T. Howell
Vintertown
Tain Dowell
Koon
Violettown
Castles
Terratt
Benalla
Cluavo
Belt
Rory
Sores
Gould Bhite
Pos
Saxon
Cleave
Cook
Pinner
Slowell
Honalla J.opal
Iece
Monalls
Santa Bonalla
Bride
Lhda
Violets Town
Luk Gale
Whitmore
Berry
Mell
Ewart
Mackay
Voll
White
Buisso
Huse
Data
Gle
Birds
Rat Miller
Mantor Am
Toiwe
Grainger
Foon
Torrell
Pooner
Cleava
Bell
Cis
Wislettown
Coul, Saxon, Mackey
Wid Dickenson Bros
Ethocs
Baddaginaie v. Longwood Tins Maven match report
Longwood hosts Baddaginnie with an energetic toiling display though without Mills and Sessions. Visitors rally despite fewer resources, trading goals and minors as Longwood edges ahead late and final score ends close with strong showings from Malfpenny, Brody, Michell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Wood
Tere
Taial
Mills
Longwood
Fiaré
Avenel
Typpois
Nately
Vsiters
Seers
Longwond
Baddaginnie
Fingle
D. Kellets
M Connell
Dosser
T. Carey
Benalla Beats Dookie College In Practice Match Thriller
A large crowd watched Benalla defeat Dookie College by 17 points in a spirited practice match. Key players included Clancy and Goodyear for Benalla with Goodyear adding six, while Holloway Konso Wood Fenter Bight and Bignell starred for the College. Williams officiated as central umpire before the post match socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dookie Qollewocie
Yarra Wings
Bonalla
Woflenalla
Dubie
Stadney
Clancy
Gould
Goodyear
Shate
Collen
Thies Goodyane
Dawson
Benalla
Dookie College
Talochinu
Hino
Pond
Haropecsd
J. J. Doherty
Mason
Patterson
Holloway
Konso
Wood
Fenter
Bight
Bignell
Williams
Wont enjoyable vsontug Ding score roundup
A garbled sports roundup reports match results from a league interior on a Saturday. Pitavog led with 14 points, Carlin scored 20, Mol Wourrt had 10 points, Squid Malluurye posted 1, Hoenig made 12, and Lina Kasunilin contributed 4 points. The summary includes unclear names and scattered scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyin Aed Khonatarhig
Weatherill
Daiveng Ane Keople
Ital Mtianighty
Tippiertone LalueGod Bo Tag
Wek Wirtitg
Roealbe
Billiards Roster List With Vague Amounts And Names
A fragmented billiards score sheet lists numerous players and odd point totals or bids. Names such as Ward Mephinion Spriggs Tenly Riko Gili and Heigessace appear among multiple entries with varied figures and zero or small sums. The garbled text reads like a tournament or club event roster from a period newspaper.
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Dhignina
Dolorty
Andoraun
Singleton
Tomson
Rue
Hewes
Daweon
Sun
Hughes
Bower
Benaks
Everoth
Ton
Hill
Bonalle Gulf Club catches large turnout for Situriay event
Report from Situriay on the Bonalle Gulf Club gathering with 21 members competing. Lew. Hikevok led with odd early form, card totals 48 and 45, while others under par included Say 10K, W, Taw Smith, Robertson, and Kou. Ang and Vallender showed potential but skill limits kept scores high. Next Friday afternoon holds more contests with Gbh holiday noted and Yixtrawonus groifers set to advertise. A Sandvine apprentice named Woyle assists, and several new members express intent to join the ancient and honorable ginne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalle Gulf Club
Attrac
Lew
Hikevok
Nod
W. Say
Taw Smith
Anit
Ry Robertson
DM Kou
Ang
Mr. Vallender
Benalls
Chile
Mrmtrod
Sandvine
Boxing Also Theatre Royal Albury Fight Recap
The Friday boxing event at Theatre Royal Albury featured Rawsy, a noted contender, in a 20 round bout against Simors of Melbowens. Referee O Brien ruled the match a draw, sparking spectator protests over Borland likely the winner as he broke Hurfighting one's left hip in the bout, requiring medical care. Teammy Arenway stood at ringside as Borland prepared a rematch in Albury on June 1 for the middleweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Albury
Simors
Melbowens
My O'Brien
Uist Norland
Borland
Noah
Australian Women's League holds annual meeting in Benalla rooms
The Australian Women's National League held its annual meeting on Friday afternoon at Weathervills rooms with Mrs Bolitho organizing secretary presiding. The Hon secretary spoke on unity and charitable work. Treasurer Miss Wallace reported 52 subscribers and a credit balance of £3 8s 0d. Reports were adopted and officers elected, including President Mrs Lednar, Vice Presidents, and committee members. War work and nursing schemes for hospitals and clothing for soldiers' children were highlighted, with emphasis on support for young mothers and integration with community services. Afternoon tea followed and the National Anthem was sung as the gathering concluded. Approximately 4 000 claims for war allowances were noted, with 90 787 voided and 104 900 total to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callachter
Mir Mande
Winton Rate
Leavey
Howard
O'Dwrer
Forshaw
Winton
St Taies
Imust
Conville
Messrs
Burge
Bazeley
Pershaw
Brann
Wey
Leaves
Baxter
Callander
Forshay
Findley
Coramins
Association
Mr Findley
W. Cummins
W. Callander
R. A. Bazley
Hrann
S. Carkeek
D. J. Connell
Crilly
J. C. Howard
T. J Leavey
Weathevill
Bolitho
Rodgers
Avery
Billye
Benalla
Ind
Ant Ik
Sarkit
Ibix
Biel
Delonate
Sale
Oye
The
Standard
Miss Wallace
Vresident
Hell Over
Vist
Dent
Mesdarmen Lednar
Weritiesit
WJ Reilly
M‘parlano
Haw
Tenskins
Shels
Robinson
Stevenson
Wale
Eat
Jacobs
Dunlap
Alba
Utane
Auphralia
League
Id. Reilly
Ledner
Mra
Bonsmeen
Australian Supreme Court hears cattle theft case
In Wangaratta Supreme Court the Crown pursues charges of cattle theft. Defendant Saitho faces allegations of purchasing stolen cattle and related fraud, while other named parties and legal nuances surface in the proceedings. further actions, including defense responses and related divorce and custody matters, are noted though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbid
Primcialon
Elolio
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Nsw
Scotch Thiele
Taggerty
England
North-Eastern District Racing Association
Atal
Gensing Bsa
B.S.A. Fistinas
AML Bsa
Sen D. Y. Rennie
Dt. Werner & Co, Py. Ltd
North-Eastern Association
Benalla Rovers
Baddaginaie
Benalla v. Dookie College
Wheru
Khan
Fico
Australian Women's National League
Waralalmity Front
Parsons
Victoria
District News
Alkany
Atthy
Atbury
Willow Court
Willian Kidwetenis
Aget
Vy Yeni
Eavinnpatadony
Trillan Soult Jotveeselm
Ata
Merry
Aviulil
Oharvie
Mtatwitaut
Eoyun Tay
Ilbine Ducloron
Yarm Wana
Vietoylay Piriepa Union
Miss Rose Cuntivy
Stanchoa
Tietyhouthe
Bytoy Cris
McChudey
Mit
Goulburn
F Tice
MTA
Uw Obiel
Meyer
Jalina
Nathalian
Phu
Akins
Vsti
al Hiatt
Surood Tha
Therese
Varielies Kreytedt
Beilay
Ehnee
Mim Davie
Wallan
Guy
Wangaratta Supreme Court
William Bristex
Oilihan Igidowl
Tiltoe
Lawwer
Hie Wits
Daatig
Solphia
Artin
Hie
Drapers
Davis & Co
Ely
Bond
Mose
Manchester
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