Social in Jubilee Hall supports school and hall funds
A large social at Jubilee Hall in Baddaginnie featured a dance with songs and games, attracting about 60 couples. Performances by May M Pherson, Leo Hill, and others, plus a substantial supper, raised funds for local school and hall projects. A public meeting followed to discuss land purchase and a post and telegraph office.
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R Robin Con
Tysoe
H. ‘Wilebele
Dunsop
P. H. Williams
Dr. Dunlop
Or. Dunlop
Mes Mack
J. Naismith
PB. WH. Williams
W. Robart
Som A. Cook
C. Howes
Messrs Dunlop
A. Cook
T Mack
Gymnasium V United semi final clash yields dramatic 71 points
In a high tempo NERW football semifinal at the gymnasium ground, Gymnasium defeated United 9.17 to 1.16 (71 to 34) after a tense second half rally. Key figures included M Tunerney for United and Williams Richardson for Gymnasium, with strong efforts from Parker Mahony and Walker as the match swung on a defensive shift late play.
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Winton
Treab
Enc Jside
Nhe Gymnasium
Allen
Gymnnasium
Tyroze
Nere
Fron
Richardson
Williams
Rauber
Walker
Gallagher Gote
P. Rauber
Hamilton
Roth
Mahony
Bafors
Gynonsion
M. ‘Ryan
Mahoney
Hiamilton Leadi
Mark Aban
Butl Sosing Williams
Ohe
Utvsck
Gallagher
Ib Wos
Ryan
Minerney
Hall
M'Inerney
Parker
Fins
Fees
Adamish
Peversl
Williame
Hyland
Gymnssiyea
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M‘tnerney
Gyins
Dobie
Lynch
Sullivan Thorgborn
Eynilvon
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Morden
Walsh
Pivot
M*naughtan
North Eastern Wrestling Association meeting notes and protests
A meeting of the North Eastern Wednesday Association was held at the Commercial hotel on Wednesday evening. President Maude presided as clubs were represented and protests by Winton against United winning a match were debated at length. Grounds cited included unpermitted play and registration issues involving players from Mount Pleasant and Yarrawoogs, with multiple protests upheld and a decision to meet again in Benalla for further charges and umpires appointed.
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Lima South
G. M'Kean
Lima East
Cervica
Danial
Colom
Miasianuy
Magwie Price
Hay
Miss Price
J. Lowther
W. Tsivealan
May Stan
Miss K. Dennis
Ji Horsburgh
Luke Beans
Jun
Tolh
Dennis
Denpin
Price
Lime South Railway League
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M‘kean
Carlisle
MDA
M*kean
Mr. Wilkes
Mr. Carlisle
Howalla Tatony
Tallmays
T. Wilcock
Heands League
Lins Seath
Lima
Mateor
Als. Maude
Glinie
Winton
The
United
B. Payne
Mount Pleasant Association
Howvalls
Milvir
Yarrawoogs and
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M‘tyor
Tlw Winton
Barthainnio
Benalla
Kendal
Final match venue decisions for September 27 in Benalla
The final match on September 27 was moved to Baddaginute after a vote. A motion proposed to hold it at Violettown, and another to keep it at Benalla was lost. The Buria event involved Benalla and Hurley in the qualification.
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Benalla
Buria
Baddaginute
Violettown
Wages claim heard at Bonilla Sessions over weekly pay
Skulton sues Elizabeth Ashman for 21 pounds for wages at ten shillings a week. The case details past arrangements, room and board, and disputed totals as the licensee allegedly paid funds in part and Skulton worked long hours at the wine shop. Evidence includes admission of prior arrangements and daily duties.
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Petty Sessions
Wisterday
Baavery P.M
Has. Skulton
Elizabeth Ashman
Eye
H. Clarke
Pyne
Clarke
P.M
Windebank
Ashman
Counsul
Pyng
Skelja
Mr Clarke
Ondo
Edith Madler
Ashi Tan
Anmay
Skelton
Skation
Weaian Ald-Ae Mansionat
Gill
Ashman and pension dispute over alleged payments
Witnesses described a disputed arrangement with Mrs Ashman supplying tobacco and beer while alleging no cash payments. The complainant said he expected about £10 weekly pension and denied receiving money, while Beaven noted conflict in testimony but found the narrative plausible. An order for £7 without costs was considered, given the indefinite nature of the arrangement.
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Ashman
Mermill
Clarke
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Price of Prime Corn KeeF Fo Casts
Article fragment notes discussions on corn pricing and forecasts by Fo Casts with focus on market implications for farmers and regional buyers. Key entities include price trends, supply, demand shifts, and potential policy influences in agricultural markets.
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