Poultry strains and equipment advertised for sale
Multiple sheep and poultry notices offer Orpingtons Leghorns and Wyandottes, eggs and stock from Mains, Waller, Sherwill, Spriggs and others. Lists include Black Orpingtons, White and Fawn Runner Drakes, incubators, and cockerels with prices from 1s to 10s. Buyers urged to sell or bid for cabinet bold items in 14 lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iversdale Poultry Farm
R. J. Sherwill
Graham
Caxliown
Cuckerels
Visher
W. Sfriggs
Bridge St. Ee
Local notices and court updates from Benalla and Shepparton
An 1880s style column reports correspondence address changes for publication and ad alterations, plus court actions in Cooper v Bromley with a £49 damages verdict for slander. Insolvency and general sessions results are noted, along with forgery juror challenges, a man sleeping at a police station after bicycle theft reports, and a shareholders meeting for Afro. Vattey Iynevrrres Co. detailing profits and plans to open works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Benalla
Conn
Hix
Crown
Hoa Mae
Reid
Talang
BFL
Atareen Tuert
Euroa
Hossid
Melbourne
New South Wales
Tim
James Jour
Boochworth
Karow
Pravious
J. Geatham
Benneth
Comany
M. Cleary
Noora
Tangy
Yarrawonga
Shepparto
Benalls MRiiog Claly committee meeting notes
A Wednesday night committee meeting accepted the resignation of secretary A S Mande and called for applications due by 9 pm next Wednesday. The report of unsmectingly Belover and next is an amansia of Lacexon was noted. The transfer of the Farmers Arm hotel Devenish from Mary Ellen Grifishs to Robert Donovan was granted by Melbourne Licensing Court. Senior-constable M Dougall of Mansfield died from an internal complaint at Police Hospital Mulbourne. High School pupils attended Benalle General Sessions to observe court procedures. Notices list payments due at Bonatls Receipt and Pay Office for A Maire and J S Oliver. plumbing business address change to Ojo Osrter Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busayca Radio Cumn
Benalls Mriiog Claly
Algbts
A. S. Mande
Po Ont
Belover
Amansia
Lacexon
Pacsday
Mulbourne
M'Dougall
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Clek Lowno
Lang
Stade Prant
B1'Dougall
Onjeer Lumnox
Benalle
Roberts Trust Fund proposal after diphtheria tragedy
In 1914 a Gourily family from Bonally faced diphtheria losses with the mother and two children dead and others left destitute. A fund of £596 was raised, expenses paid, £24 saved, and no further appeals were made. Trustees Peters and Strodwick resigned. the balance plus interest was to be divided among five surviving children as they reach 21, with a guardian keeper of pass books appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
Bonally
Sines
Albert Peters
Strodwick
Obituary of Jer. Kelly J P Wilvaptona resident
Jer. Kelly J P Wilvaptona dies after illness of pneumonia at Bonalle Private hospital. A long serving Southurn riding representative and chair of the Tanysmsh shirw council, he was a patron of Adelaida born in 1555 and active in football. Funeral at Like Rowan cemetery drew 150 vehicles with guall tribute from Rev. J O Reitly and Rev Father Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Hhatelet
Jer. Kelly
Biedusth
Bonalle
Mr. Kelly
Pneumonis
Ant
Adelaida
Kelly
Victoria
Gisoar
Ainoy
Jeremish Kelly
Tanysmsh Shirw Council
St. James
House of Representations
Foothall Club
Flo
Jack
Rowan
J. O'Reitly
Beoalla
Father Hogan
Shepparton
Hanlom
Miss Key Tate Dies Suddenly in Benalla West
Miss Key Tate died of a heart attack at her residence in Benalla West on Wednesday night. She had come to Benalla to care for her son and nephews, who study here. Despite haste and a doctor's arrival, she passed away before midnight. The remains will be interred in the Benalla cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K F
Jane Key
Bunalls Cemetery
Moya
Benson-street
Benalla West
Aiternoon
W. G. Abbott
Tate
Benalla
Mr. Sy
Onree Ville
Wiptog North
Lottves
Psec
Piu
Agvtessian
Brance
Sunne Valle
France
11Th Brigade
Mena
Miss Bagnell dies in Melbourne hospital
Death occurred in the Melbourne hospital on Sunday last of Miss Hiizy V. Bagnall, a daughter of Mrs. Bagnell of Bansits and the late Mr Win Bagnall of Major Plains. Sorrow is expressed at the loss and sympathy goes to Mrs Stognoll in her bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourny
Bagnall
Bagnell
Bansits
Major Plains
Lord John Forrest Voyage Reported Owing to Delayed Passage
Parliament business delayed as Lord John Forrest reportedly sails from Fremantle to England to resume duties in the House of Lords. Acting Premier Mr Walt states the voyage details on Wednesday amid unclear timing and travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Forrest
John Forrest
Tasb
Fremantle
Englend
House of Lorde
Mr. Walt
Weduwaday
Fragmentary Note References Australian Permisssion
A partial readable item notes Timea is recalled to Australia by special permission. It states that the opinions are not those of the Times unless explicitly stated. The damaged text appears on the page with other uncertain phrases and no clear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
War Update Reports 10,000 Prisoners Taken by British
London reports Sir Douglas Haig announcing continued southern operations near the Scarpe front. He says the enemy fought in the prepared defenses of the Drocourt-Queant line but yielded as the advance pressed along the front. About 111,000 prisoners are said to have been taken that day, with French and English forces co operating on the left to roll back the opposing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recenn
London
Dongias Haig
Lens Evacuated by Germans as French Drive Enters
London report details a French counteroffensive with enemy retreat west of the canal and along the Aisne front. It notes captured Bois du Abapitra north of Chevilly and Bassey, and far southshifts toward Coule Chatern Janivacourt, along with river crossings and village torches. A separate Vancouver dateline claims German withdrawal and British entente hindered by gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuven
London
Clamuocy and
Braye
Bubylollung
British Advance Toward Cambrai Reported
Fragmentary World War I dispatch notes a British push toward Cambrai with captured commanders Hermire and Deodesart. Mentions advance near St. Quentin, taken Tachyousetls, and uncertainties over Moouvrey Bourivy amid broader movement along the Onnis du Nord toward notable positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrai
Peneiszy
Cambrai Eutingos
Hermire
Deodesart
Kaoure- St. Qulatin
Onnis du Nord
Haus Tallaiows
Situation Reviewed PAIS Comments on Allied Victory
A fragmented report discusses military critique of German retirement and Allied advances. It notes British and French writers praising Allied supply lines and the rapid clash of fronts. The piece emphasizes perceived strategic triumphs despite garbled phrasing and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais
Hutin
Baka Inbara
Ons Continuil
Germans Announce Withdrawals From Front Lines
A clipped wartime dispatch states German forces withdraw along the Arloux Moravros and Munineonrh sectors. It claims repelling four enemy assaults on the high ground between Comorgue and Bassy and continuing action with the Afsana near the Alobe line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arloux
Moravros
Munineonrh
Comorgue
Bassy
The French cavalry near Lens and British advances
Fragments describe a Lens position where British forces reportedly push into the western and southwestern city sectors. The enemy is said to have abandoned those areas, but gaps in cover and fortifications hinder solid progress. Sir Douglas Haig’s statements on capture and consolidation remain cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
London
Culard
Douglas Esky
British Capture Mueavres and Havelhcourt Wood
British forces report capturing Mueavres and part of Havelhcourt Wood and attaching Negvills Bourjon as part of ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast
Mueavres
Havelhcourt Wood
Negvills
Bourjon
Wedding Scott Escreet in Para din at Wartonbayas
The marriage of Scott Escreet took place on August 28 at the bride’s parents home in Wartonbayas Donolly Aver WA. The ceremony was conducted by Pastor IL H Kent of Melbourne. The bride wore white silk and carried a bouquet. twenty guests attended breakfast. Honeymoon will be spent at the groom’s home in Woutura Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hagel Pishor
Evhal Priso
Australia
Farmers' Union Address by Mr Hart in Shiro Ill Benalla
Mr Hart of the Victorian Farmers Union addressed a Tuesday evening gathering of farmers at Shiro Ill Benalla. Attendance was slim due to wet weather as Mr Hart urged unity for cooperative action, wage concerns, and political strategy to defend farmer interests against city dominance and employer power. He promoted forming district unions and cooperation with the Liberal and Labor parties, warning against disunity and urging members to vote for representatives who would advance farm policy. The meeting concluded with thanks to the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Shiro
Benalla
P. Allloth
Hert
Thorn
Furtiors
Avery
Union War
Ely
Portroy
Portland
Snd
Azad
Svantry
Long House
Choy
Labor Party
Jn Rowad
Rotiteert
Menue
Ehipploy
Hay
Mayelthorn
Dreyfus
Vithee
Talon
Tagol Thorn
Peyaick
Thay
Hoy
Bobbi Howes
Tabor
Flinders Lyne
Gates Hall
Leesuay Chuy
Noah
Melbourne
Eilustion
Ptm
It. Roe
Valloner
Walley
Fan
Molyolih
Bigelor
jTu
Hove
Hort Beiefly
Moe
Facmers
Aicherddon
Vialonal Sasvatory
Anton
Panatalited
Cotral Council
le Winealf
Duelgn& Constitution Wiehla
Sur
Anton Hutt
Meeting at St James on Saturday gathers rural protesters
A meeting at St James on Saturday organized by T Marl, a Victorian protest leader, drew numerous producers to Roysh Hobal. Mr W M'Carty chaired as farmers united for protection and advancement of their interests. The gathering debated unity, organization, and engagement with commercial and political fields, with farmers expressing frustration at attempts to mobilize broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
T Marl
Commorell Poople
Avery Mo
Fotins
Mons
Union Formed at St James Me Burrows Named President
In a meeting at St James Maine the union was formed on the motion of the chairman and Dr Anderson. Burrows was named president and Mr J Bogge appointed secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
St. James
Burrows Wan
J. Bogge
Wall
Fragmented OCR note on Warrenhayne event and names
Fragmentary text shows a list of names and roles with garbled phrases. It mentions Warrenhayne and Toretay and several individuals such as Prygl Mir ALob Wilana Myre Wyideniee Rabtusns and J Crily plus others, but most terms are unreadable. The piece appears to record an assembly or election with unclear positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prygl
Datit
Mir
Alob
Wilana
J Crily
Meer Lopmrsnt
Got. Eiu
J. Galati
Wide
Benalla Court Hears Bull Damage Case and Damages
A Benalla court heard a civil action over damage caused by a prize bull. Plaintiff Mr J T Ueewity claimed losses from the bull’s injuries to a rival animal and related breeding stock. The jury assessed damages and discussed ownership, value, and compensation under local property and cattle laws.
District News Outlines Weather, Crops and Local Events
Reports from Wangaratta and surrounds cover warm sunny days, early harvests, lambs and fruit crops. Notes on frost risk, river conditions, and farm gatherings plus local political and social happenings affecting Kyle and nearby communities.
Unclear Event Chronicle From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR lists numerous dates and events with many garbled names. Readable items mention a hall in Westasaliy, a Thursday in September, and various schedule fragments, but specifics and organizers remain obscured by corruption.
Roll of Honor death in service fills town records
Corpral A J Waddell of Shepparton killed on 8th August. He enlisted over three years ago and leaves a widow. Private Thomas Eilis of Carboor killed on 9th April. Sergt Albert Brown moved from Wangar字try to 115 and killed at Goranu on 11th May. Private G J Pholay, formerly of Bonalla, killed in action on 2nd August. Others wounded or reported missing include TL O Connor and G Ke Walt among several names connected to Shepparton and Wangaratta areas. Word reached Monday of W W Halryann wounded, and Mrs G W Rattray in Meewar, with updates on Malaria cases at the Stationary Hospital in Egypt dated 24th Angus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Waddell
Shepparton
Yastn
Newtows
Bachworth
Thomas Eilis
Carboor
Sergwant Albert Irown
Wangarstry
G'ranou
Adyort
G. Je Pholay
Adward Photon
Bonalla
Eluratooben
Hy Wan
Vga
Stinley Phelan
Callow
Macklonou
Mize
Croucher
Bangout West
Towwlay
W. Halryann
Mee Eful
Bonslia
Dee Hale
Australis
Rattray
G. W. Rattray
Henslla
Ranond Sener
Praatfahig
Violettown
Wartime Letters From Larek Me Robt Warnvel and Allied Troops
Fragmented OCR text recounts a World War I era letter from Larek Me Robt Warnvel, noting his role as a prlanuer in Germany and posting details of patrols, ratios of rations, and movement to Hollagd. It describes Allied forces in France and Belgium, mentions specific battalions and units, and reflects on daily life and sentiment amid the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larek
Robt
Warnvel
Ul Winton
Aemold Warnuek
Gareanoy
Ted ix
Ty Bax
Aaron
Germany
Anon
Nana
Wirths Circus Arrives in Australia With Dazzling Acts
The Wirth circus troupe lands in Sydney presenting a packed program featuring elephants, clowns, high tope acts, and a large international contingent of performers. The show opens with a new Hippodrome venue and promises a grand spectacle for local audiences with adventures in a revived nostalgia in the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
SLX
Indies
Garcias
Zandil Sisters
Homo
Lou OF Death
Drapers
Leo Monfort
Uta
Patriotic Fund
Anh Shire Hall
Benalla
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Wirths’ New Circus
Sydney
Wirth Bros, Limited
America
Orient
W. Stewart
H.T. Gara
Spears Hall
Oaklands Hons
Fisher Cookoral
Mina O
L. Parker
Bensonvstrout
Benalla W
Oggn
Waller
Almi
Obrain
I. Talochino
Mavis Poultry Farm
Riverview Road
Benalis Waterworks
Urant ‘Wawping Station
PEKIN
Aylesbury Ducks
Orpington, Calhoun
E. B. Smith
B. Smith
Plymouth Rocks
Nelson
M'Geegor Street
Centenuuly
Vitorian Farmers’ Union
Devenish
Tall
Deloxites
Sonfervice
Mit
J. Day
Benilla Pound
J I Kennedy
Payne
Ofarrell
B. J. O'Farrell
Che
Patway
Serrestory
Cnci
Stouy
J. Moudiv
Guomaliboo
Benn
Thy
THE
Roberts’ Trust Fund
J.P
Miss Bagnell
Cermans
Vancouver
Berlin
Walvergham
Nieppe
Richwbourg
Laventies
Scott —Escreet
RED Cross Collection
Bonalla Red Cross Libtary
Connad
Walker
Mina Swaby
Kuoe
Mistue Simm
Key
Banalla Dramatic Olat
Regent Entertainment
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Hart
Iyab Alu
Sin
Somyoll
Quine
Burnes
Hart Wald
Hall
Ford Olleble
FL J. Gavpyy
Hark
Flate
Warrenhayne
Benalla County
Benaly
G. Greevewen
Toyama
Alo
Bare Atmop
Pinter
Blywetha Catn
Warrenbagoe
Askieley, Banalle
Glasstlit Trom Blainuther
Ackerly
Ts Clark
Indo Clarke
Thoreauld
Vale
Levy Witc
District News
Inca
Ronan
Coulduen Valley
Charive Lys
Kyle
Cruyvloos
Dleizich
Maosfeld
Sad
Fett
Wengerals
Obo
Pep
Aif
Grusemind Bey
Pablo
Welaof
LWA
Tver
Petra
Fata
Wangaratta
Malate
Lawital du
Montay
Dahl
Thie Piulle Hall
Mradttlag
Meninal
Paaj
Sypmirretiay
Wayneatta Snow
Woldenley
Lynalle
Wetasaliy
Krgitarmisse
Thurglay
Wirthis Cirews
Bomvile
Shaw
Tuvan
Miness Mess
Shore Lil
Besistis
Cenelrek Nowaay
Willa Sherwill
Wan Adealtinl
Egypt
Wirth S$ Circus
Wirbiv
Sui
Han
Latnimenk
Abu Olfrublawe
Peegiley Sui
Jepone Raphurs
Loum Mgore
Luipearn
Henry
Ariel
Yeats
Vrmsner
A Winkilly
Ohare
Eluw
Aivelly Enmbet
Ceagiesa
Belle Cowra
Bearlusit
Daetlog International Eymeaaet
Atrangth
Beamalul
Amerion
Adatralla
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