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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
3
In memory of Ronald who died on the Sid October, bereaved family extends thanks for visits and expressions of sympathy. The notice lists relatives and adopted parents Mrs J Bowden and Iletie Mulba, and mentions bereavement and gratitude from the Sisters and Brothers.
The Prime Minister delivers policy on industrial peace defence and home building. The speech calls for strong measures against extremists and outlines plans for arbitration reform, wage standards, and new housing funds while aiming to unite Commonwealth and state initiatives. Voting logistics and polling details are noted for upcoming elections.
The Supreme Court at Mt. Dusilue Muc uve will hold sittings in October for the case of tint vs Ut of Alex Clarence Horie Tor the alleged murder of Bridgeron Wright at Staghorn Point. Police transfers list multiple officers moving between Melbourne, Violet, Stussell Street, Lime and other posts. A councilor's tarred road barrier incident near Bridgst produces comment on lighting and signage. The Benalla Motorcycle Club reports a pleasant weekend run through new county roads to Glenrowan Greta South and Molyullan with dust and hills. another run planned next Sunday. Show Ball preparations include the Banjo Band and orchestra, dance floor, and a display of edibles.
An article notes that about 85 electors must travel long distances to cast their votes or sign declarations for absent voters at Felquate school. A further law is pursued through Parliament. voting is compulsory on November 1925 with penalties for noncompliance. Labor campaigns begin with Mr V Keane addressing electors on the Fire Brigade Bill, while Mr J Tu KK Thomson seeks the Rehued electorate in Labor interests. The piece recalls past wartime service and supports solidarity with troops, urging continued support for the government and strike-related matters.
A Tungamah district sports day drew a large crowd as students from local schools wore team colors and competed for the Waycott Shield. The event included entertainment by local committee members and a fundraising effort, with plans to return next year.
A damaged notice references George Grant Harcourt of Dove and mentions heirs in a probate context. It lists names such as Veny Tye and various relatives and property interests, but the text is severely garbled with missing dates and locations. The article fragment hints at a will or estate settlement involving multiple individuals and real estate.
Melbourne markets list wheat at 5/10 to 4/5 and feed at 2/0, while Sydney Derby results feature Manfred disrupting the field after a high-class display. Randwick cards show numerous races with varied placings and odds, including notable performances by Quixotic and Valuable Queen in stepping events.
A detailed, festive program marks the Warrenbayne war presentation night with Mrs Mackay and Mr A J Wilson leading. Guests include Mr Gibbons and Mrs White. performances span recitations, songs, and orchestral pieces led by local residents, with a supper and charity collection noted.
Forty years ago a report details disruptions as Southern Army drills faced delays and miscommunications during maneuvers. Officials and spectators observed viewing arrangements, with remarks on attendance and the interpretation of events. The piece notes a period of unsettled planning and local partnerships forming to support agricultural and poultry ventures.
Fragmentary district news notes mention a school response to a cloning flier, concerns over feed shortages for livestock, and local governance matters. The garbled text references community figures, debates over policy shifts, and planned events amid unclear contexts.
Festive Jubilee Hall event in Beddugitinte marks Murou District Association football team phase. Guests, players, and officials praise hard work and discipline, present medals and cups, with a gala supper and a planned premiership event for the local club engagement.
An obituary lists Chas. Th Blas and family members with details of survivors and burial plans. It mentions Vesta and various local individuals, including a reverend and a May date, reflecting a community memorial notice.
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