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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
A sanitized OCR fragment yields no clear event names dates or entities. The readable portions hint at a local notice but lack decisive details, making it impossible to identify involved people organizations places or outcomes from the snippet provided.
The district report covers events at Beech Worth, Wangaratta, and surrounding areas. It notes injury incidents, anniversary services, a shooting accident, vine growers activity, a fire safety display, and local community meetings with officials and residents, including details on trials, arrests, and local charitable events.
The report details a wool sale with about 1,500 bales and varied prices, noting strongest demand for certain lines and brisk activity across Northern and Western districts. It cites excellent competition, high prices for some lots, and mentions specific brands, bale counts, and regional participation at the Tasmanian market.
Cricket match reports Trinity and Methodists fielded weakened sides with Lowe brothers absent. Trinity’s top scorers were Aroha and Mullin, while Mullins dismissed many Methodist batsmen. Final score details and player listings appear in the scorecard, with selections for the next game noted.
A local shooting meet is set for Saturday 26th with the Sixhp Horse team to be chosen from listed members. The Benally Gun Club held a monthly shoot at Westu today, awarding the club trophy after fourteen shooters. Mackenzie won the leg in the 21st bind.
The obituary details the sudden death of G J Allen at 48, native of Tyrgon, once manager of multiple Melbourne hotels and a valued sports member. Born 1827 in Ireland, he left farming for pastoral work before Australia. Survived by widow and three children. mourned by brothers J W Graves and others. Funeral at Wear of ith dawsthh, 108 Osherstreat, Lord Yurea.
A dozen firewood and sawmill workers protested truck shortages on railway lines, pressing for relief. Premier Murray, accompanied by Agriculture Minister Graham, urged calm as the deputation, led by Mr McDonald of Violetown, pressed for private truck access and faster track production amid coal conflict with Powlett.
A fragmentary item discusses outstanding liabilities and profit outcomes with phrases suggesting contingent and per contra balances. The readable parts name no specific persons or organizations. meaning is limited by garbled OCR.
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