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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
2
A wide runningcolumn of notices and brief items recounts varied events from a regional area. It mentions sales, races, weddings, public meetings, weather, accidents, council actions, and community notices with many named individuals and places, reflecting a busy prewar or wartime local scene with sporadic prices and dates.
The dispatches describe a tangle of political shifts and police actions. Officials in New Zealand and Australia report mutterings of labor movement influence, arrests, and parliamentary timing as governments adjust to new figures and upcoming votes. The notice mentions a plan to form a new government and delays in parliamentary sessions while awaiting policy statements.
An excerpted survey from The World gathers New York residents including John Cunoit Edward Quinn and Henry O'Brien voicing diverse views on prohibition. Respondents warn against government overreach and stress liberty, with debates over cost, personal choice, and the impact on the poor and workers.
A damaged list from Soldiers' Memorial Fut shows promised payments and contributors. Names such as Bush, MAM Brofield, Rogers, Lawson, Reid & Co, and Spence Bros appear among many others, with amounts and dates fragmented and unclear. The document records donations and pledges, reflecting a broad community effort, but specific figures and exact items remain unreadable.
A Parmety Union establishes a Mandarexa amid rapid opinion within Mint and others, citing 35 members including National and Gabor as reasons for shift from WW operations. Membership could join any political party, while secrecy and ties with farmers groups are alleged to influence broader actions.
A condensed cable report from London cites The Times noting tense relations between Britain and France over a dispute. It mentions France ready to admit a past error, British-German tension, and notes troop withdrawals in the Ruhr region as already begun in a semi official briefing.
Fragmentary OCR text references chemical terms and unclear phrases with no clear events or names. The readable portions offer no concrete people places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
A damaged text fragment describes practical delays and uncertainties in salvage work. It mentions a postponement to Wednesday, efforts to halve cargo, and officials delaying assessments of damage. Salvage efforts and government involvement are noted amid incomplete details and next day examinations.
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