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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
3
Local notices describe light horse training for a cavalry unit, course features, and a cadre of officers. The report covers exhibitions, remount stud activities, and expected trains to Melbourne, along with a band recital, car price adjustments, and a clearing sale organized by Watts Turnbull Co. at Bounle Doun.
In a lively gathering at Weatherill's hall, Mr Lanoni received a formal token from Rovers after a bidders' sale concluded on Thursday night. J Moore chaired as speeches praised Lanoni and the club. The evening featured music, a gift for a top player, and a savory catering display by Weatherill.
In Melbourne a political crisis unfolds as Prime Minister appeals to voters amid disputes over foreign agitation and calls for a November or October general election. He warns of a fight between democratic government and extremist forces, urging unity to preserve constitutional rule and prompt action against industrial unrest. A public meeting in Moyultra will follow with speakers listed and supper by ladies.
A splendid Doookie Ball drew guests from nearby towns such as Shepparton and Beoga, with Inver as host. The Shepparton Paramount Premier Orchestra provided music, winter decorations brightened the hall, and a deluxe supper featuring turkey, fruit salad, and trifles was served by a committee led by Mesdames Ryan, Thyw, and Moylan, among others.
A large gathering of Railway Cricket Club members met at the Half Way House to discuss the upcoming season. Officers and committees were elected with focus on player eligibility and transfer rules, and preparations for the annual fixtures and fundraisers were set for September and October.
A meeting of union delegates with British shipowners will take place in Sydney tomorrow to settle the Dirkish seamign strike. The Australian leadership addressed national needs at the Royal Show, stressing efficiency in production, transport, and marketing as key to imperial prosperity. The Governor-General praised Australian products, and officials urged cooperation across classes. A deportation board hearing continued in Sydney while a loan rumor was denied by the Treasurer. The federal budget is due in October with a projected surplus around £100,000 and no expected tax cuts.
The Glenrowan district reports a Greta artists benefited by a secession, with proceeds aiding Miss Patterson’s fund. A grand ball opens the Gordon district Memorial celebrations on October first, with district representatives and local dignitaries attending. Community events at Gooram bee and Tat ong feature charitable drives, concerts, and raffles, while Queen of Sport ceremonies in Winton highlight local sport and social activities.
At Glenrowan St. Apollinaris Church a Sunday evening service honored Miss Twamley for her years as organist. Mr Boulton and Mr Robinson spoke, and a silver presented by residents marked the occasion. Guests praised her helpfulness, with many expressing best wishes for happiness and prosperity. The ceremony closed with a singing of For She’s a Jolly Good Lassie.
The Ouay issue indicates tender failures for the Memorial Hall and Public Library construction. The brick building features a ground floor entrance a white front porch and a 12 by 58 foot main hall with adjoining reading rooms and upper windows. A gas lighting plan, kitchen area, restrooms, and various utility rooms are described, with a bid invitation and contact details for completion by a specified date.
Yarrawonga sports report shows Yarrawongas tying Clint et al with Cop matching, Palbinek 4 and Tatty 2 in various events. Lochirnia 1, Lonawaly Plate-Thonwnga 1, Alona 3, Way Race 4, Argent 2, Bay 1, Cyrum 2, Red Achlete 4. Peppermint Cure referenced.
A large turnout from the surrounding district gathered at the Goomali Bee on Friday night to honor Mrs. Kelly and her family on the eve of their departure. Speakers praised Mr and Mrs Kelly for years of service, presenting them with gifts and noting the district’s deep appreciation.
The Benalla and District Co operative Society reports a profitable period with a gross profit around 4000 and advancing sales. Members gathered for a general meeting electing directors including Herbert Walker and J. Willian while noting stock turnover and expansion into new lines.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered listings of events with unreadable names and dates. Despite poor clarity, читаbles indicate a schedule of activities around late September at various halls and venues, with several entries partially legible mentioning dates like September 23 and September 25 and venues such as Stowapeinn and Hall.
The obituary notes the death on the 1th fest of Myx Duuled in Bowland Winton of a 58 year old well known resident. It records sympathy to her husband and family, mentions daughters Mona and Ber snied, and highlights her long life in Winton district. Additional tributes reference James Reid Skene and MP Lellan among others, with service details and a note of community mourning.
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