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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

3

Amended standards for butter and cheese export grading

The document outlines revised export grading for butter and cheese. Butter grades range from 92 to 100 for first quality with pare creamery targets, while second grade falls to 86 89 points. Cheese grades for superior, high grade, and second grade are set at 100 100, 100 0 and 85 89 points respectively.

Carmean Emil Moran Tallarook Seymoor Sorevene Sydney Expres Matilda Wianul William Harris F.J. Brown Melbourne Mowford Baneh Brown Benalla W.as AO Orphwon Carner Mane W. Cooper Coromontes Sus-Tanasune al Ho Benalle A. C. Brown H. J. Gidney Pwoernty Saue H. Ledger A. Wann J. D. Lolling Bridge-street Benalls Weet Dno Watt Bridge-streat B. Cottage Hylandy Notte Sitov M.C. A V. Say’s Nanny Trout Ewan Wilkes Wee Ava Ewan Weaton Winton North Mer Oman Posty Liege Dnstead Machlags Isbor Borren Masoy Green Oartur Buyvston W. Marshall Bundalong Ja Marshall Sid Sock Mornington James Marshall Book Ésmple Marebellenya Sevan Aivenues Frigo Manly Modelpal Connell Eh Port Jackson Steamship Company Ibwae Manly Connell Mill

War reports from Sambro and French fronts advance

British dispatches describe progress along the Sambro river front with advances beyond Marms Forest and northward near Rayal. American communiques claim gains near Dantander and Chamillon Wood with hills taken, and thrusts toward the Sedan-Metz rail line five miles away.

Sambro London Douglas Halg Seporte Marms Forest Baysh Rayal Sedan-Metz Rewren Wedanstay Dantander Ghatillon Wood Pfernoon Sadat

French Renew Attack on Whole Front Near Maubeuge

French forces renew attacks along the entire front this spring as British push nears Maubeuge, four miles away, with enemy retreat continuing on the front. A Paris dispatch notes French units crossed the Aisne and made gains along Bargy Nesth Marlown Velinriea and other points as they press toward Rethel and Lath.

Maubeuge Steprmn Vancouvet Reoun Landos Weds Newday Bargy Nesth Marlown Boward Macfontaine Velinriea Eupluired Thael Cewehid Montevrnet Rethel Barby Oory Aisne Clicand

Peace Negotiations and Austrian Armistice Terms

A Berlin message says Germany sends a delegation to conclude an armistice and join peace talks. The press broadly approves Austrian armistice terms, hoping smaller Eastern European nations gain liberty and a neutral status for Austria-Hungary. Italians occupy Austrian ports Deline and Antivari per armistice terms.

Germany London Berlin West Front Austria

Armistice Terms and Allied Demands Agreement

Reports from Parliament describe Allied terms for Germany after the armistice. Key points include surrender of eastern territories, evacuation of invaded lands, full demobilisation, halving artillery and equipment, and freedom of Allied operations in German areas. Lloyd George hailed progress while reservations on seas and reparations were noted.

Germany House of Commons Hun Lloyd George Tava Wilsen M Clonenceda Shah Austria Bulgaria

Germany and Bolshevik Break Off Diplomatic Ties

War dispatch reports Berlin has severed diplomatic relations with the Bolshevik government in Russia. Allied advances claim over 500,000 Austrian prisoners captured to date. German forces report large captures near Meaux and Beaumont while Meuse front operations intensify. Austro-Hungarian divisions on the Western Front are said withdrawn under armistice terms as Allied spring offensives unfold.

Tn Meautay Hatilu le Quesnuy Amirtcind Beaumoont Noidhe Wubty

Noted Speaker Mr J J Virgo Set for Wednesday Address

Noted empire speaker Mr J J Virgo CBE YMCA field secretary will address a wide public audience on Wednesday at 5 90 pm at the Shire Hall with an account of his war experiences His prior service includes leadership roles in YMCA Adelaide Sydney and the British Empire commendation by the King A large turnout is anticipated by Anglican and Presbyterian choirs seeking to hear his address

J.J. Virgo Empire Y.M.G.A Audiene An Virga Te Gata Amupea M.G.A Virgo Red Triangle Os India Taing Sietter Ins South Angstraiis Onder Sholl France Indies Hullou

Roll of Honor Died on Service and War Losses

The list reports several casualties and hospital admittances. Pte Regate Craig of Morton and native of Atrathboyin was killed in action in France. Guoour Alfeed BH. Ellie of Lillipat remains in Devonshire hospital, Koglsad, with pneumonia. Names include J Pearce Springharet Sgt M D Caoalaghan Ratherglen RSM and others such as F M Daly Tatoog Cpl W qhip Benalla J McCracken Wangaratta W B McNay Haron 1 O'Donnell Bovalla J H Saul Patong. Ganner FP Robinson admitted to Horton Goouly London Hospital with severe whilow co the barley. Returned Pip damos at Boho discharged and came home Saturday. The column notes the return of several servicemen and overseas losses.

Pia, M Hsreivon Mym Karna Annies Anstealie Taesday Disot J. Pearce Springharet M. D. Caoalaghan Ratherglen RSM F. M. Daly Iness D. Robinson Baddagluniv Ganner FP Robinson London Hospital Epsom Baraly

Obituary: J H Cotter of Glenrowan

J H Cotter aged about 38 years born Mansfield and resident of Glenrowan died at Wangaratta District Hospital after two weeks illness. He leaves his wife and ten children. Funeral was held Monday at Wangaratta Cemetery with service by Father Ryamy and burial by T Latdler. Pallbearers included W Coulter O T Grown A Grahany and M Byrne. Active service was noted.

Mene Wangaratts District Hospital Mey James Henry Cotter Glenrowan Inilaunea Cotter Manvfield Wb Albury Sae Munday Rowatay Wangaratta Father Ryamy T. Latdler Mosera W. Coulter Ot. Grown A. Grahany M. Byrne Pall Toarer Messelas Y D

Farewell to Warrenbayne Soldiers at school event

A farewell gathering was held at Warrenbayne Web school marking two youths, Alex Wilkinson and Charles Croxford, going into camp. Speakers praised the Empire and duties of its people while guests received well bound morocco wallets as keepsakes. Generals White and Roach and A Worth spoke on service and future attendance at Sunday school.

Bh Int Mnat Warrenbayne Mosaics Alex Wilkinson Charles Croxford Mia Roberta Mets Angus McPherson A. Worth Lee Stevenson Malate Roach Marle McPherson Goo Rov. T. Roberts Indie Empire Camo Orier Thor Thom Morocco Gen White Ft. Roach A. Wolo Thote Eatoom Mer Sun Day School Sprite

British Victories in August from Benalla Soldier's Account

Private J Chivers recounts a major British operation near Branco on August 8, detailing artillery barrages, tanks and 18 pounders concealing their positions, and the advance through woods and towns. He praises the barrage, notes many prisoners, and reflects on civilian bread shortages and morale as Australians endure frontline warfare with optimism amid heavy shelling.

J. Chivers Branco Bia Parouta W. J. Chivera White Gate Pto Cesseleen Fritz Bangs Feliz Doyle Hwa Germany Benalla Australia

Glorious Allied Breakthrough Across 40 Mile Front

A wartime narrative describes a August assault where Canadian French and American troops led a multi nation offensive against Fritz. A rapid bombardment, infantry assault, and tank advances shattered enemy lines, with heavyعب tanks and decisive close combat turning the battle in favor of the Allies.

War era tank weaponry and tactics described in vivid terms

The passage recounts early armored warfare concepts with tanks and armor, detailing British Whippet types, machine gun interlocks, and explosive nods as innovations. It discusses crew roles, production limits, and imagined battlefield effects, noting uncertain outcomes and wartime realities.

Flower Day in Benalla Raises Nearly £100 for Repatriation Fund

On fuel day November 9 Bevilla State School held a Flower Day in Benalla with hundreds of purchases from schoolchildren and badges sold by W.A.C.A. volunteers. Contributions totalled about £97 with additional receipts from badges, refreshments, and donations. The event honored W. Stewart as promoter and featured many named helpers and sellers raising funds for a local repatriation effort.

Bevilla State Schowls Whial W.aca C. Gira Susila Lulllo Groor Conteallor Mes. Walker Miseos Paxman C. Harvey K. Laledtolrextment Weetholm Depot Mra Hale Crotrollor Neelsted Moxdarmes Welch Simms Jackeon Worthorill M-Lenoan Hower Mics M. James W. Stewart G. Hamitton Misoue Martay Drummondy O'Sh Konaddy Prodoge Bridge Street Mosdams Briges Guppy Mosdaimes Kninx Walal Robinson Geven Mises Gancolyns Watt Thosavant Almed Mr. W. Stewart W.A.A.O Mio B. Jutve Mist M. Lauirocle Mise Q. Kuntedy Mins O'Shea FY Mises N. Browert Mista Staekoon Sine Trigun & Pagus Mines Glomime & Lager Goliing Filho Walling Sowers Thess Thare Ais

Yar rawonga Repatriation Carnival Set For Tomorrow

Yarrawonga prepares a repatriation carnival slated for the 16th with a program featuring a baby competition, show, and procession. The special train from Benalla will stop at Goorambat and Nooramunga on the way, with entries for a championship tug of war and a vendors' row offering a range of goods from cheap items to furniture.

Yarrawonga Nooramunga Devenish St. Tamew Tongemat Telford Xarrawunga Ube Tungamah Entelse Lore

Labor movement address at Benalla stirs union resolve

Mr McKissock addresses Benalla on Wednesday describing unity against war profiteering and political division. He urges Labor to back government actions, challenge big merchants, critique profiteering, and demand price fixes, repatriation reform, and constitutional extension while praising past union victories.

Seontir Makilesook Lalor Mont la Victoria Adifremoin Mentloy Fite Brigades Mr. Batrait Me. McKinnock Wall Waa Homer Helty Burgan Maneles Bedon Geo Helzy Swan Welliegion Rugend Weyters OH. V McKay Mc. Haghes Jozeph Cook Engeland Te Tlans Bondlgs Boodiga Kurang Tun Pra Labor Mauny Lin Shupparion Ixbor Germany Australis Australls Commonwealth Stoxmore Dnland Tn Conatnion Wan Phas M'Kissosk Inga Admal

Gift Night at Goorambat Brings Whimsical Frightful Fare

A garbled but lively recounting of gift night in Goorambat features a festive pageantry with music, costumes, and community performances. Notable figures like Miss Abney and Mrs Ward are mentioned amid a collage of names, songs, and staged acts as locals celebrate with food and entertainment.

Noxious Weeds Inspector Syme Faces Policy Clash

A long, garbled report centers on Syme the noxious weeds inspector and a sprawling public dispute over weed control costs, roadwork, and local authority funding. It describes protests, motorbikes, ravines, and a call for safer treatments while naming councils, workers, and agents in a tense budget battle.

Benalla Stock Market Yarding and Prices Noted

Fragmented auction notes indicate substantial yarding of sheep and cattle at Benalla with buyers showing cautious interest due to weather and market mood. The report lists multiple lots and prices in pounds and shillings, including allocations for packers and wholesalers, reflecting a mixed demand and cautious trading atmosphere.

Benalla Watts Turnbull & UU Clisate Eporsta

Victorian stock sale notes amid poor weather and listings

An OCR fragment reports the Victorian producers stock sale by the corporation company. It mentions prices and lots for beef, fruit, items like bacon and pork, with numerous figures and vendor names obscured by garbled text. The text notes poor weather affecting the yarding and general market mood, with some references to specific lot numbers and stock categories.

Acnteadlen Marsa Kinsune Wool SS Mystery Draft

A garbled Far East style report describes voyages and shipments with mentions of Melbourne and Tuesday arrivals. It notes Camelwake spywalsed and Sousreds with wool bounds reaching Western routes. The fragment cites various names and prices, including Fane Gooulla and 2744, but the text remains unclear and partially unreadable.

Toslea Anil Nurghern Vilaraiae Olen Meriny Fanealore Ark Dlina

Spor ting Rackny MeLUOOR oUr weWTEN

The text reports on a 1849 racing night with results for multiple horses and riders. It includes names such as Fortune Hunter, Lady Eiorance, Vallandor, and Baker, with outcomes and placements across several heats and events.

Wearia Thaletas Bouteva Elkio Caraga Y. Stetpis Basersi Sietsuta Thy Alva Bandong Capo Hey

Bon Tennis Event Attendance Requested for Tomorrow

W satudente of thir Bon Tennis to Sahueday tomorrow atternann the igh Sahenl sh ie prtneat Ai plop fonnte mapat windeule sb 2 pom. ATL exatudentes j nylbow to attend. The touts are wild. Tawar Exwtadente Miswga A and M Breduhaw A Barness Palocktan emergency. Prown t studembs with proghbators Baholae Menger Sitwee Beak ne hry Hanlon sod omER od ior Bla Tracy noon baa.

Miswga A Breduhaw Barness Baholae Menger Sitwee Hanlon Tracy Noon

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