Benalla Notes And Accidents Reported In September 1921
The Benalla area reports a series of mishaps including Mr Hooner of Davanish who was injured after a fall from a staircase at the Thvana Hotel, resulting in fractures. Mr Webb sustained a double fracture while driving near Warrenbayng. Both men received medical attention and are recovering. The issue warns residents about a fraudster gang forging cheques, and a war service homes conference aims to establish new facilities. Community notices cover vocal and violin tuition, a band fundraising event, St Andrew's Church services, and local court sessions with routine municipal reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoing
Thvana
H. Hooner
Davanish
Parris
Oop
Bieless
P. Green
Hautsinger
Benalla Iasnotor Ca
Harles Webb
Warrenbayng
Lww
Lego Ab
Webb
Stow
Bedinda
Waggalina
New South Wales
Bathurst
Loral
Goulouien
Wagga
Corawa
Albury
Bexatta
Dochamies' Institute of Representatives
Benalla Rubbers Association
RSS
Benalla
Linii War Service
Durack
Fathers
My Kay
Returned Soldiers Association
la Repatriation Department
Malbourne
Musigat
Walter Tin
Heutzinger
Walter
Kinny Conlyy
Bliess
Hauteinger
Hore Joucam
Instrumenta
Bayo
Benuils
Willis Hirth
Dlesdimes
Mey
Non Hanlin
Fen Jaee
Presbyterian Church of
Benalla Court
Wade
P.M. Disek Breanan
Lagecourns Hotel
Lo Cartnaud
Weitti
Acca
Alexander Wat
Jiesnaa
Rania
Eugene V Uren
Grand final football matches at Winton and St James
The notice lists events for September including Tatong v Winton at Winton and He wallay Yarrawonga at St James, plus a Rovers Victory ball in Shire hall on September 28 and 29. Also mentions a September 2 concert and an annual meeting of the Galalie Bowling Club on October 1, with other social events in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatong
Winton
Hewallay
Yarrawonga
St. James
Rovers
Shire+hall
Genalie Bowling Club
Paral
Oval
Prime Minister Hughes Returns to Perth Refuses Interview
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Hughes retired at Perth and declined to be interviewed, saying remarks on his mission would be reserved for Parliament. In Sydney a rear car split from a tram and collided with another, causing damage and injuries. At the Royal Show crowds gathered as a bull charged its stall, tramping several bystanders before it could be restrained. The Shop Assistants Union vows to renew agitation to abolish Friday late shopping nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Hughes
Perth
Trai
Sydney
Yous Street
Circular Quay
Hige
Presentation of War Trophies at Devenish Picnic
A Devenish School combined picnic honored 42 volunteers with a ceremony presenting two guns as mementos. Local officials and Dr Day spoke on peace and defence, funds raised for Wangaratta Hospital totaled 460 with prizes for races and a final fruit scramble for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keurig le Mie
Atlur
Devenish
de Uisteick
Saint Councilloy
Belind
Tor
Day
Dr. Kindites
Defence Department
Cook
Husband
Cleary
Thwaites
Teistees
Roscoe
Dempsey
Mrr
Minchley
Wangaratta Hospital
Hinchley
Ingotte
Russia
China
Petrograd
Bruy
Benalla Methodist Guild Hosts Successful Men’s Evening
On Wednesday at Mr. Weatherill's hall the Benalla Methodist Guild held a well attended men’s evening. About 100 members dressed as Pierrots entertained a large audience with choruses and local jokes. Corner acts by W Collins, C Ballintine, and Sherwill drew laughs. recitations by Dunlop, Vailendey, and Herring. songs by Mieldsend. a quiz by Rey Lie Williams. performances by By Jones, Brown, Thomas, and Fieldsend culminating in an original scene titled Hard Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Vailendey
Herring
Mr Mieldsend
Rey
Lie Williams
Jones, Brown, Thomas
Fieldsend
Push Ball Match To Aid Railway Institute At Gardens
A push ball match to support the Railway Institute is planned for the public gardens in October. The Bunvlia and Rovers clubs will cooperate, inviting members in smart dress. Prizes for various representations, plus a window display contest, are announced to attract crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failway
Bunvlia
Rovers Clube
Lodgers License Case Ends After Bookkeeping Talk
The licensing inquiry into lodgers at the Sivan Wiver hotel ended with testimony on how the lodgers book was kept. The defense argued no case, citing absence of intent, and the case was withdrawn with a note urging better book maintenance by licensees.
Bar Door Incident At Commercial Hotel Trial
Walter Thomas Moos licensee of the Commercial Hotel faced charges for Sunday August 21 failing to keep doors and bar properly locked and for allowing certain persons on the licensed premises and liquor trading. Evidence details barroom visits, name confusions, and a furnished case against attendees including John Cox and Noonan with witnesses from police and boarders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thomas Moos
Commiereial Rotes
Antives
eWwers
Guy Ju
Walker
Wodonga
Be- Halla
Conunuccial
John Ox
Noonan
John
Cox
Soonan
Noonatt
Ivey
Mr Noonan
Lewers
Benelt
Smith
Mint
Powell Tie
Wade
Walter T. Noonan
Commercial Hotel
Wilk Hintitg
Tok
Stith
Powell
Jengwa Smith
Lodgers' Boot Incident At Hotel Leads to Dismissals
A tex traveller staying a month at a hotel confessed contact with lodgers amid a series of testimonies. Constable Murray questioned witnesses. a man named Hunt denied wrongdoing and claimed to drink elsewhere. Five cases were dismissed with costs. charges against John Cox and GF Kenny for unlawfully in the bar were heard but results unquoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Murray
Hin
John
May Wane
Wale
Berg
Smith and Powell
Thio
Het
Willy
John Cox
Kenny
Wetharstwit
Fortnightly Live Stock Markets At Benalla And Shepparton Yards
The Benalla and Shepparton yards reported quiet selling due to heavy rains and poor road conditions. Fat sheep were few with mixed quality, while fat cattle and dairy stock sold to firmer prices. Store cattle and pigs showed light yardings with buyers scarce, prices generally steady to slightly higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op. Co
Gennlle
Watts, Lomhull and Co
Benalla Corporation
Nes | Tay
Benalla Pig Market Report From Watts and Hindell Co
Benalla pig market reports show a heavy yarding of bacon and store pigs with steady to easier prices for bacon and varied store values. Vendors advised to yard stock as demand remains strong with numerous inquiries for all pig ranges and buyers showing consistent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Muller
Watts
Burnbull and Co
Benalla
Victoriam
Go-Op. Coy. Ltd
Forteikhuy
Mining Disaster Kills 74 in Cairns District
A deadly mining accident in the Cairns Queensland area on Monday reports 74 lives lost. An explosion of firedamp caused by methane led to a collapse at the mine. Emergency crews with light and mining gear struggled to reach affected workers as rescuers searched amid dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mb. Mulligan
Cairns
Queensland
Auspartid
Ch Kaon
Acnds
Thutus
Goorambat School Concert Delights Local Audience
A misread OCR of a Goorambat school concert at Mechanics Hall on Wadnustiy featured pupil performances led by W. Saunders Fi Shunders and Jan Ly. Highlights included Orange Gite and Lyndal Drews pieces, with praise for the Lewokers and Praalaty. A school finale by the School Committee and an audience interval exhibition marked the event, with the program noting upcoming school final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Saunders
Fi Shunders
Jan Ly
Omikors
Seniutt Boys
Athin
Frank Gonb
T Dune
Ang
Holloway
A. Mitehat
Liigwoud
Leyur
Mberesting
Leicht
Loya
Wade
Dame Cewinp
Gawth Carlyn
Donty
Matita
Lyndal Drews
Bae FP
Mo Yi
Wilson
Misg Praalaty
Tonofikio
Salvation Army Night of Charity Shines at Victoria Jubilee
A Salvation Army event in Victoria draws a large audience to witness a youth program titled The Tots. Captain Sewkie and Matron Byrer supervise a show featuring charity-supported acts, raising funds for maternity homes and community projects across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Hill
Burvne
Gouthurn
Svoy
Bonalla
Ans
Anid Sal
Sewkie
Ohi Life Saving Apa
Silvation Army
Ini
Haiti
Clipse
Mike Milliga
Bhecoldur
Wil
Karen
Hariblico
Lute Patronace
Wanigarata
Awetall
Rae Kanes
Feelve Jetta
Syordu
Ixphinnis
Obituary for Hugh MBean Hollowisiy Au A fey vay
Obituary notices the death of Hugh MBean Hollowisiy at Albury on a Wed. lists he was linked to Hugh Brown's Play and brother to Sailor of Taniinicle. Describes his life, family in Wangaratin and Wangarals, and mentions adopted daughter and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alluiy
Hugh
Jitoud
Brown
Mie
Sailor
Taniinicle
Soabland
Wangaritin
Duyeniel Bonalla
Albury
Hell
Wangreatia
Rutherglen
St Bury Wed Bonilla
Ray
Way
Collin
Bowrers
M'Burn
T. Mortivon
Jaul A Sadler
Pall Kontos
Mosh
Chinninngham
Nott A. Dowd
Miltoan
A. Mime
Be Hodges
M*fionu Marvick Ming C. A. Cox
My Gap
Cox
Pyalong
Anc
Raglelos
Death of Mr Walter Pearce After Long Illness
Mr Walter Pearce aged 98, a well known resident of the village, died after eighteen months of illness at Tallangatta Hospital. The narrative mentions his age and health prior to the illness and references a cattle herd at Tollangintyn Station with a police inquiry into cattle ration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
William Whiter Pearce
Tallangatta
Allan Gael
Tennis Oi Sitanstiyy Insti We tmtaly mae LOO Ghaicawan
Tennis match report notes player lineups and results from a local tournament. The event features Me vinitirs Goals, The deat en word a fofdirys Mivep pore Mivs, with Leilgers and My Bjeldsond defeating Mee Astiaund and Mr Veibahand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaicawan
Talied Ly
J. Leilgers
J. Leilgers Ant My Bjeldsond (Mevhiodiet
Mee Astiaund
Veibahand
Glenrowan
Stele
Mik Ke Lod Cor
Mabahs Vu
Sinitly
Vallvandur Otisure
Doualn
Alleans
Oxley Shire Council Meeting Reports Infrastructure Costs
Fragmented notes describe council actions on road funding and land divisions, with discussions about abating rates, upcoming public works, and requests for information. Names of officials and locations appear in broken form, including mentions of Sydney and regional towns, plus figures like 600 and 100 pounds. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abire Council
Brom Guuntry Foede
Fydney
Partianen
Roceivinl
Counhry
Grota Glourowan
Asley
Syiting
Salle Wionyuube Swice
Fran G. Molwhoy
Grote West Arak
Greta Laing
Toudurt
Daynonn Fox Iminivediata wLimribyot
Beoni dl
Mahony
Ebuwsnivalte
Glenrowat
Waking Council
Carlisle Opposes Government Wheat Pool Plan
The article reports Mr Carlisle debating the wheat pool policy, arguing against government action. He questions timing and elections, accuses the government of a mismanaged approach, and defends his pledge to support a compulsory wheat pool only if it truly stabilizes prices and prevents pool failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Baileys
Wenny
Londrable
Victoria
Royal Show at Benalla Exhibitions Picks and Prizes
Large crowds attend the Royal Show week. Benalla exhibitors struggle while C G Philips wins second prize for a child’s dress. A.G. Stewart of Guonrabibee Park earns praise for “Pig Age” and champion ribbons go to Goomatibee Chief and other animals. The event highlights include Deacon with Grang’s Lytinus Siky among notable entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
C. Ge. Philips
A. G. Stewart
Guonrabibee Park
A. Stewart
Benaux
Goavalilue Nogget
Stewarts Iowilttsssey
Soin Grang
Lytinus
Tatong Train Service Debates Weekly Loading Day
On Tuesday Messrs D L Coghill and J J M Lellan with Hon J J Cardishe Alla interviewed the Railway Commission chairman about loading pagels and urgent parcels once weekly. Deputation urged Friday as loading day. department opposed. They considered Wednesday best, but left decision to the public as to the most favorable day, with traffic retention the aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Coghill
J. J. M'Lellan
J. J. Cardishe Alla
Railway
Comvissioneny
Willy
Department Colt
Minduiean
Beltalle
M'Lefland
Clapp
Vitoris
Umat liv
Benalla Waterworks Trust Monthly Meeting Notes
The Benalla Waterworks Trust held its monthly meeting at Municipal Chambers with Wessell Gindhe, 1 Stow, and F. Scholes in attendance. The trust overdraft and petty cash were reviewed, a list of payments was approved, and the engineer detailed water consumption averages and valve replacements. Flood-related shutdowns, river diversions, and plant safety measures were reported, with inquiries about alum iron for clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Beulla
Uhorsilay Tnt
Wessell
F. Scholes
Yale
Iwi
Paio
Acciduna Cas
J. Hooper
Carter
Bras
Fisher
J. Mageelacy
Sanderson
Knox
Fumpng
Rehbecht
Railways Department
Ete
Gunernl ‘Mie
Melbourne
Atum Miller Wid
Cron Robison Ros Ait
Byrne Street
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Methodist Guild
Raliway Institute
Sivan Wiver Hie
Bamoll Agust
Ile Puavigians
Seville
Nates
Tex
de Hull
Wetendant
Mr. Wade
Iiss
Michaelis
Murphy
Velendany
Paine
Lucy
Iain
Wiles
Fendant
Dow Fe
Crowe Law
Ldoyall
Springer
Wifkes
Cavite
PIG Market
Goorambat
Mr ‘Hugh Mbean
Mr Walter Pearce
Benalla V. Yarrawonga
HH Cummings
Toy
Yarravonga
Crean Titerart
Boualla
Bouwbeam
Dodd, Boyd
Dodd, Boyd, “Whl
Bigiey
Ponarly 2
Wompaned
Madeline
Mette
Iap
Ewa
Mish
Sabberthini
Bearley
Swallur
Hay
Williows
Wodl Noome
PoCnay
Yan Gilyis
Nisdale
Dante
Plicent
Fina
L Soewlins
Comsdittos
Prefovaus
Nupitan
Finn Severa
Wefern
Conway
Qurbay
Sventarg
Tre Saucer
My Mlox
Meldtmann
Cominition
Mumia
Kenniudy
Davis
Vail
Mine
Oily
Corboy
Pinchicst
Howser
Royjalead Putin
Binckshell
Putin
Oxley Shire Counch
MR. Carlisle and the
Wheat Pool
Tatong Train Service
New Sea
Son's
Henderson
Fuiyly
T. J. Davis
Laading Drapers
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