Obituary notices from Benalla and Melbourne region
Obituary notices record Georgina Carter of South Melbourne died August 20, mourned by husband Adwid and daughters Daisy Hazel Kay. Georgina fourth daughter of J W and G Dosswry of Benalla. Also Hannah Williams of Benalla, aged 68, mother of Ern Stan Franck and Larrie. Jack Kelly aged 4. and cross memorials for Hill family with September 1 1915 death. Kitty Walsh expresses gratitude to Benalla friends for sympathy and cards.
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Carter
Chelstenham
Georgina
Adwid
Toperst
South Melbourne
Daisy
Hazel
Kay
J. W
G. Dosswry
Benalla
Pawl
May
Auuiv
Bob
Alise
Bert
Servis
France
Arthur
Harry
Grave
Ahies
Jesus
Lorrie Kelly
Hill
Bandasianio
Annie
Amy Oliver
Kitty Walsh
Law Reform Debates Over Victorian Supreme Court
The death of Judge Johnston sparks discussion on appointing a successor. The Government weighs economy measures, possibly combining taxing master duties with judicial work, while the Law Institute opposes new appointments beyond necessary judicial duties. Proposals to expand County Courts and limit the State Supreme Court aim to lower costs and streamline litigation amid calls for reform in Victoria's legal system.
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Tus
Johnston
Law Institute
Bowser
Tne
Victoria
John Madden
Supreme Court
High Court
Court of Appeal
High
State Supreme
State Supreme Court
Ite
Businow
Melbourne
Reform measures loom as govt pressure grows
The document notes possible delays in case listings at provincial centres, urging country MPs to push government reforms. It also lists mail schedules, road maintenance allocations, local notices, and community updates spanning land acts, policing, and agricultural funding with numerous named places and individuals.
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County Quarta
Courts of General Sessions
Fragmentary Wire Service Note Reads as Editorial Practice
A jagged OCR fragment discusses cable news wording and authorial opinion. It notes that the piece should be understood despite rhetoric not reflecting the Dinos unless explicitly stated, signaling an editorial caution about attribution and authority.
The War
A French communique reports continued operations at night. British and French detachments crossed the Somme near Sponcourt, advanced south of Rouyemont, and captured strong positions. Several cannon and rooi units were seized, with prisoners taken.
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Reeren
London
Sanday
Somme
Hpinoncourt
Rouyel-putit
British Pressing On Bullocourt Again in Our Hands
British forces report pressing the Bullocourt position, claiming it is again in their hands after a tough engagement near Noyon. Peronne has been captured and the Austesian bay secured, with Campagna actions five miles northwest of Noyon under General Mangini after a fierce clash reaching Oreey Lamont.
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Bullocourt
Peronne
Pentearcn
Capture of Mont St Quentin Commemorated by Australians
A garbled report describes the capture of Mont St Quentin as one of Australia's finest achievements. The assault began at dawn with three converging columns on Mont St Quentin and Faustcourt. About 1,500 prisoners were taken.
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Hager Yeieet
Asreerereton
Mont St
Quyatin
Mont St. Quentin
Faustacourt
Have Germans Lost Initiative On The Somme Predictions
Paris reports M Holla and M Tervo discuss German initiative on the Somme. They suggest General von Below may not delay long, while Britain presses positions along the Bund. Observers warn the German defense could be strained as Allied actions intensify.
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Puimasien
Paris
Sandy
M. Holla
Ginaral von
Somme
Bund
Bleonwsmy
Avila
M. Tervo
Visostro
Morval Captured in Clumsy Morse Section
Morval, a figure linked to Comblos, is reported as captured in a terse Vancouver Sunday item. The fragmentary text mentions a kneeagh avstes and an ominous note of arrest or capture, but details are unclear. The piece reads like a brief wartime or travel notice with incomplete identifiers.
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Morval
Teenie
Vancouver
Italian Front Air Actions Reported Across Front
Vague dispatches describe successful air operations on the Italian Front with Allied and enemy positions referenced. Mentions of bombardment activity near Feabgousteste and Pryaoland imply ongoing aerial pressure and strategic strikes amid broader wartime activity.
Allies in Siberia Vostock report on Japanese pressure
Vostock dispatches describe continued fighting on the Trans-Siberian route with German disguise and Allied actions. Allied forces resist, clash along the railway and near sea trade points. Bridges are destroyed and Japanese countermeasures noted as the war intensifies in the Ussuri region.
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Poiana
Vostock
Vesti
Bale Houks
Ouadalton
Nivaner Hay
Russia Lenin Death Report From London Page
In London a report claims M Tehia leader of Botehovigt faction died after being wounded in an attempt. Official details are unclear as the text notes injuries and a fatal outcome with limited corroboration and many garbled words.
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Russia
M. Lenin
Front Page World War II War News Fragment Summary
Fragmentary wartime dispatch reports Allied offensives and German retreats. Notes heavy fighting near Fokou Hapaume and Neyon with large prisoner counts and territorial gains for Britain and its allies. Mentions Mont St. Quentin capture near Parcone and Allied advances in Russia, Bolshevik resistance, and Allied congratulatory messages to leaders.
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Nand
Fokou Hapaume
Garmin Lessines
Daly
Joe Thilo Inolulen
Priwnart
Adetraliane
Mont St. Quantin
Parcone
Jooks
New South Wales
Lloyd Georga
Valde
Teadorehigt
Maryhill Boob
Atlind Generale
Teaepe
Germao Deverters
West
Namorong
Vna Todrintvane Aleve
Knight of the
Whial
Tifrivu
Tou-Youenonger
Whital Chaitor
Wood
Benalla and Malbourne Eligh School Seconds Basketball Match
The return game at Benalla High School drew a crowd as Benalla beat Mulbourne 17 to 16 after six rounds of play. The match highlighted strong efforts from M Condran and Mulbourne players as both teams displayed spirited defense and scoring runs.
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Benalla
Malbourne
Eligh School
Benalls Hight
Targa
Paggeri
Tesma
Elbonria
M. Condran
L. Penfold
L. Barling
2. Harrison
Dy ‘Taylin
J. Cotningham
T. M'Donald
Bonzus
M. Sullivan Coxplain
F. Boal
M. Ulutk
Benalla High School Visits Mansfield and Botany Final Recap
A damaged account reports Benalla High School planned a return visit to Suptonilor LA with a party of forty four by car and boat, while Ulver was invited. Four boats and two oars were announced, aiming to involve more participants this week. The league final drew 60,000 spectators with Synth Mats Honene beating Garnow Try 510 to TLL.
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Tanulsy
Matafield High School
Wdalta
Bertin
Vloven
Highwnure
Howalls High School
Suptonilor LA
Gini
Cara
Botany
Mats Honene
Garnow
Fire Brigade and Water Supply Mental Misfire At Township
A garbled report describes a Fire Brigade and Water Supply plan with vague references to Parker and a wall street context. It mentions marks indicating positions, planks, and a fence near a bridge while describing possible patrols and gaps in the system. Timeline notes April and September appear amid scattered technical terms and confusion.
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Westini
Syualla
Ewa Reed Yeatin
Tien
Smythe
Cho
Brigade 9
Enon
Allding
Sinytha
Benson
Fragmented letter with muddled notes and excuses
A jumbled epistle from P. Ree discusses plans and opinions, referencing hydrostatics poorly, delays in action, and public questions. It mentions railway occasions, a brigade, and a missing colleague, while asking for explanations about various matters and the whereabouts of a thrower.
Obituary for Mrs Williams in Bonalla district
Obituary reports Mrs Williams died Saturday after a long illness at Benson Street Tasman Wert region. She emigrated to Victoria in 1866 and lived in Bedallay where she raised a family. Survived by children Stanley and Ernest Williams and Mrs Kelly, with several grandchildren. Burial occurred Sunday in Howalla cemetery attended by many relatives. Reverend P J Edwards conducted the service. Mrs Kelly faces grief with support from the family as a hospital stay and the death of Mrs Williams’ husband preceded this loss.
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Victoris
Bedallay
Moho
M. Williams
Eho Hee
Mosare
Stantey
Ernest William
Sone
Mosdemes Ki
Hy Stanley
A. Kelly
Hinternwick
Daughturs
Romaine
Melbourn
Sho
Kelly
Remarkable Death of Mrs Carter in Somih Mellsuene
Mrs Edward Carter died after a long illness at Somih Mellsuene. The family includes three daughters and a husband, Mr Edward Carter. The event occurred during a period of sorrow and concern for kin and neighbors, with the local community sharing in the loss.
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Huluhenbaan
Taowr
Gavezlts
Cartury
Edward Carter
Somih
Australia’s wheat policy faces heavy fiscal burden
The article discusses a heavy liability from wheat policy and government measures. It cites taxpayers funding losses due to excessive futures and processing costs, with estimates reaching tens of millions. It notes production challenges, weather impact, and the need for costly financial supports, warning of widespread economic strain.
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Auustralds
Coest
Drifein
Aeros
IMB
Crey
Tesla Ofhal
Renson
Discrediting a Detective in Kilpanick Case Unfolds
Fragmented report outlines allegations against a detective witness in the Kilpanick Maniond robbery probe. It notes claims of conspiracy and misconduct by unnamed officials and legal figures, with references to Crown Law sources and Government positions amid a chaotic, unclear narrative.
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Wdson von Davidian
Arcangei
Glibotie
Kilpanick Maniond
Mineor
Regari
Mide Agatiee
Tybie
Kelley
Diese
Heaven
Earth
Federal Finances Reflect Tax Increases and Revenue
A late 19th century report notes the Ouimonsyaity Parliament plans to reconvene September 18 focusing on Sinangial matters. Fiscal year revenue reached 1,100,000,000 with direct taxation rising. forecasts indicate higher rates and broader levies, while debt and wartime commitments push public finances and imperial taxation policy across colonies.
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Durie
Cotkmielltien
Vader O
New Albion
Roll of Honor Acknowledge War Dead and Service Members
Fragmented obituary style notice honoring fallen and serving soldiers. Names and ranks appear with references to World War I era dates, places, commands, and local institutions. The piece laments loss, notes a few survivors, and records community memorial sentiment without graphic detail.
Fragments Hint At Local Event Across Town
A garbled OCR fragment references names and places such as Tralee and Hermums dM WA, with scattered terms like Margpet Wart and Margpet. The text suggests a local gathering or incident but lacks clear verbs or outcomes.
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Watley
Margpet Wart
Ben
Tralee
Soldiers Mee dung vemenavn ue oyeer Myve'e Oseuby five eoeriyyul
Fragmented OCR text discusses soldiers and battles with garbled names. It hints at losses and suffering among troops, mentioning a struggle and lingering pain. It references scientists or observers and a distant city, but details are unclear due to corruption.
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M Vslock
Jean
New Committee Appointed at Tatong Hall
The Tatong Hall members select a new committee led by Mr My, with 7 MM Cantey named to oversee the Rod committee. The meeting notes discuss roles for Slomaghon, Att, Witton, and others, detailing arrangements for the hall’s governance and upcoming events.
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Witton
Chetill
Chalewan
T. MaQentey
Bouke
Fetu
Ucrmbery
Albury Show Week of September 4 and 6 7 Events
Unclear OCR text outlines a sequence of events around Albury with dates September 4 6 7 10 and 17 including a party donor event at Foralan Mirston church and adult patriotic dances at Shire Mall. Mentioned locations include Warronlayew Baddovivele Swanpoul Wadnorday Thuntday and Wangaratta Shaw.
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Aptortior
Karmery’ Union
Addroew Miootlagd
Warronlayew
Baddovivele
Swanpoul ‘Taoadsy
Wadnorday
Thuntday
Albury Show
Woidnawlay
Kuchse
Fie Brigade
Tahory
Thutuilay-Poerlone
Pivluvon Foralan
Mirston Mivetlayeey
Murthintin Church
Bonalle
Goorsabre Hath
Albury Ragen
Snd IL
Wangaratta Shaw
Make Cough Mixture and Save Money
Fragmented OCR text mentions a product or remedy and possible hoax style claim with scattered phrases about mixing, pricing, and a child or infant reference. The readable segments are incomplete and do not form a clear news item or event.
Mixed notes on war aid and transportation policies across nations
Fragmented OCR led to a sprawling matrix of items referencing government actions on wartime logistics, railways, fuel, and aid. It mentions ministers, agencies, and specific places like Vienna and London, with scattered references to Prussian and German regulation and foreign aid schemes.
Voluntary Ballot Enlistment Scheme Debated Amid Confusion
A garbled OCR text outlines a voluntary ballot enlistment scheme with illogical phrases and numerous errors. It references a Mrs Kohvixy and various disjointed actions, hinting at a public ballot process or protest, but the fragmentary material lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear outcomes.
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Sama 3
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Walker
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Moore
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Sheppareton
J. BP. Ryan
Wangarals
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Tallsrook
Askar
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Superlitendast
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Asntias Sysop
Yaveral
Maon
Erin’ Ware
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Ube Ootreeponstivie
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V.F
Iaane Hart
Victorian Farmers’ Union
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Aminick
Atkinson
Hart
Boxwood
St. Jame
Wave
Molyullsb
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Jas. Vallonder Vios
J. Sumner
Bookus Amt
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Churt
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Danvay
Alleed George 5
Oetrit
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Wrnb
Ostram
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Utsler
Waan
Altocwarts
Lise Buen
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Maraciy Av Howes
Byrneas
Ustobor
Hewling
G. Gillet
Yeane
Wydy & Well
Madda
Gilbork
Bartholomay
Hawlung
Faroilys
J.D. Hamijlton
Musars
A, Millar and Co
Dublin
Slo
Mont, St. Quentin
The
Revier
Tealivas
Feabgousteste
Bola
Dupuie
Pryaoland
Siberia
Ussuri
Benalla Golf Club
Uoles
Abres
Wd. Reilly
H.W. Cantor
Nally
Wally
Viexonentt
Failly
Hoth
Atiokos
Lowers
Hly
Vlae Koley
Hiy
Hotes
Cattar
Mra D. M'Kensto Ty
Ang
Belly
Gale
Oba
Lew
Thomson
Wall
Garter
Baker
Willian
Briwe
J Treganiway
D.m'kiaoun
Hursingloe
Bay Agia
Fyetros
Seiatdey
Benalla High School
Rela
Mansfield
Taur
Obasion
Colle
Ballarats
Aldo
Oto
P. Ree
Mrs. Williams
Federal
Edwarite
Eam
Bunalle
Michi Ila
Jemow Loy
Lin Seeth
Warren Hay
Dag
Ded
Mie
Thorman
Waitt
Pracce
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Ngure
Caswally Uist
Oreuil Eepeeten
MM Denny
Slovadiadak
Lear
Mo'lournu
Rays
Hon
Chopper
Uno
Petro
Hha
Austin Wenganells Coy
NS Wicka
Chatto
Wentworth
Vrank Siuudees
Londrigane
Usib
Hood
Leo Sunmedens
Beitich Minster
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Drewasod
North
Qecuyeland
Prulseestone
Plajgrm
Cholore
Mleuy
Iim
Wilway
Tracamits
Eimsigna
Amaveyn
Luvertitien
Alene Pereriet Beechabout
Viennna
Glenn Saar
Slater
Yale Om
Boas
Loewe
Berlin
Errik Delaney
Mary
Santuring
Keane
Wiley
Patna
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