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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

4

St James Tennis Ghul Seeks Friday Meeting Plans

A St James gathering Friday discussed holding a Wellshire party and a Wednesday change. Semifinal in the Line Post Life Association to be played at Dover mish Saturday between St James and Wovenish. St James squad to be chosen from listed players. A special train will leave Benalla for Belle Gruhn and suburban hostel transfer noted. An aeroplane flew over town Sunday at great height, unclear purpose. Local protests over ineligible players dismissed. A charity rain event planned from Benalla to Tungacvaly Saturday. Wangaratta Hospital ball August 24 faced poor turnout due to weather and poor roads. attendees nevertheless enjoyed the event. Ladies’ physical culture class to display costumes in October with admission fees and dances to raise funds for the Wangarata Hospital.

Sit. James St. James Tennis Ghul Wellshire Poot- Life Association Dovermish St. James Wovenish Quinn Darcy Doxton MiCarty Nicholson Fallon Pelly Wharton Montgomery Lever Watkins Grihan Dodd Gibson McQoughlin Banalatt Mise Belle Gruhn Tosh Wicliar St James State School Sohenl St James Ay Benwlin Line Association Srs St. Jaies Chadwick Mulwala Tunganiak Nan Wid Tungamiah Iii Gourambat Wangaratti Wittie Bf Hinchley Tinchley Wade Sippet Moses Rowe Cameron Msi Moss Mitchell Gent Mir H. Saunders Duken Ubsokswyalyseay Mnwa

Benalla singer Miss Biddy English shines in concert reviews

The Benalla girl Miss Biddy English, educated at the Benalla Convent, drew praise from Melbourne critics for a successful vocal recital on August 16 with Miss Ricke Parker. Critics highlighted her strong diction and rhythm, noted her initial nasal tone improving with coaching, and lauded performances of Massanet, Ravel, Debussy, and Faure.

Mayo Biddy Enghinly Benallly Benalls Convent Ricke Parker Avery Sucressui Melbourne Biddy Bogliah Masonet Ravel Dindes Leroux Foundeain Strass Robert Prot Grapville Biddy English Diddy English Haglish Vincent d'Indy Fran Strauss Bantock Massenet Felix Faurdsain

Obituary notices for Dykes and Mitchell families in Australia

The obituary outlines the death of Mrs Dykes at Taddagionis near Mire Sarah Ann Dykes, a Yorks hire native who moved to South Australia in 1978 and Victoria two years later, living with Mr and Date Green. She left five daughters and three sons and was well respected. It also notes the death of Mr John A Mitchell of Kahneolun Station at Woppie Murray after over exertion on horseback, describing him as son of Thomas Mitchell and aged 62. He was father to several deceased relatives and known public figure in Towong Turf Club history, a breeder and judge in Melbourne Sydney and other districts.

Mrs. Dykes Ben Sarah Ann Dykes Green July Yorkshire Lingland South Australia Victoria Date Green John, F. Mitchell John A. Mitchell Kahneolun Station Woppe Murray New South Weales Tate Thomas Mitchell Hingenbrong Station Potaw Mitchell Augenbrong Walter Mitchell Towong Hill Station J Bios Brighton

State Elections Report Shows Mixed Rural Shifts

The State general election results indicate limited changes to the Legislative Assembly. Parker loses Prahrait to Dr. Fetherstone Nationalist. Wannah defeated in Collingwood. Tennecliffe wins over Hannah and Gibson. Hughes Labor defeats Gibson in Grenville. Farthing Nationalist wins Melbourne by 447. Mrs Allen Farmers Union gains a large majority. Bourelieu regains Goulburn Valley with a larger margin.

Legislative Assembly Prahrait Parker Libor Fetherstone Collingwood Wannah Tennecliffe Farmers Union Party Bourelieu Goulburn Valley

Benalla contest recalls Carlisle victory by large majority

The Benalla by-election produced a decisive win for Mr Carlisle by a majority of 133, overturning October results. Voter turnout reached 1131 at the Benalla booth with wide support across towns like Lurg, Swanpool, Bowey, and Cobram, while postal ballots and informal votes were meticulously counted.

Carlisle Yoling Benalla Nish Know Hamton Lurg Baddaginni Swanpool Bowey Lowers Jenalla Carlise Manning Parters’ Union Benalla Booth Shire-hall Cookie Deverish Cobram Luke Rowan St James Carlis Aris Gaive Lure Taltong Warrenbayne Winton Lina Sauh Upotipotpon Sworth Bepalla North Stewarton Gooram Oon Fy Lewers

Metropolitan records risk missing in diverse list of names

A dense OCR list presents numerous names and codes across regions such as Geelong Gippsland and Bendigo, including Metro area references, various initials, and scattered numbers. The fragment appears as a catalog-like roster or database export with many partial entries and uncertain affiliations.

Unopposed Members Return in Final Counts

The record lists final counts with candidates Barwell-Sforley 4486 MLen an 9279 Farrer Kara Pennington 2658 Cameron 2280. Nationalists include H Beardmore E W Greenwood R Snowball AR Robertson A T P Cameron G Prendergast Murphy Cotter Lemmon J Bowser. Labor entries G Webber R Solly A Rogers J Lemmon. Farmers Union J Bowser Wangaratta. ALIST RATERS UNION TO INDEPENDENT 651.

Barwell Gippsland West Hawthorn A A.billson Ovens Argyle Toorak S. Barnes Walhalla J. Gordon Waranga Labor G. Webber Abbots- Tord R. Solly Carlton A. Rogers Melbourne G Prendergast North Melbourne Murphy Port Cotter

Clearing Sale at Stewarton Pulls Good Prices Despite Weather

Victorian Producers' Co operative Co reports a highly successful clearing sale at Stewarton on Wednesday the 24th in aid of Mr E W Roscoe. Attendees from Wangaratta Benalla Tatong and Shepparton formed a broad turnout and bidding remained brisk. Principal items sold include waged and frame £97 dray £12 10/ Furphy tank £6 10/ harvester £30 plough £3 3/ drill £15 binder £9 roller £17 ewes 100 percent Jambs £0 2 to 2 years old bullocks £5 10/ to £6 7/6 24 to 9 years do £7 to £7 18/ springers £8 20/ Young heifers £5 5/ 40 0 bay mare £8 to £25 aged horses £8 10/ 69 £19 young horses £7 10/ to £8. Sundries also sold at good values.

Co-operative Co. Tid Stewarton E. W. Roscoe Wangaratta Benalla Tatong Shepparton

Women Students at Dookie College Resolution

The Women's Students Class of the Dookie Agricultural College passed a unanimous resolution by 82 members from Victoria praising the council for agricultural education. They express gratitude for home and farm improvement classes and commend Miss Pall as chief organizer for tactful instruction.

Dookie Agricultural College Clabe Victoria Council of Agricultural Education Dookie College Pall

The Value of a Gentle Temper in a Wife

A moral reflection on domestic happiness praising sweet temper as the key to a peaceful home. It emphasizes kindness and gentle words as stabilizing forces that sustain love, happiness, and family harmony despite daily troubles.

Jaye Louis

The Clever Pig Match With a Boy's Tricks

A tall white and black pig learns to imitate a child, following him like a cat and sleeping in its usual place when the switch is missing. The pig recognizes the location of the care to obtain food and even pulls a boy by the trousers when hungry, showing intelligence and mischief in a rural anecdote.

Piger Calalano Tito Tosara Bold

Fragmented moral vignettes and local notices from an Australian page

A garbled collage mentions personal reflection on virtue and social habits, a joke about a Oxford writer, observations on animal motion, and snippets about weddings in Turkestan. It reports local misfortune with the nurse Annie Koenig’s burial and a river drowning near the Yarra, plus indignation over Thoonn State School closings and scattered regional notices.

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