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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
2
Local budget notes from Theeau dated Wednesday August 3 1919 outline financial matters and surrounding figures. The itemized list references spending allocations and upcoming fiscal decisions with emphasis on timing and regional impact.
Fragmentary copy discusses wartime poverty in Sydney driven by high prices, with calls for equitable tax and policy remedies. It critiques profits by traders, urges representative action, and questions how poverty may recede postwar while costs and consequences linger.
The fragmentary report covers debates in the Commons, alleged colonial matters, and community events. It mentions figures such as Mr. Percy Alexander and local councils, with references to Moruya bridge, Inverell activities, and public notices.
Turbulent telegrams detail Allied and Axis movements as 40 000 Australian troops are linked to a larger force, with forecasts of rising numbers. Reports mention wheat price dangers, government cautions on arbitration, and Royal Commission findings on Georgeson wheat excess. At Prague, troops captured and political reshuffles loom amid food control debates.
Captain Milad of WLP faces a low attendance at a Goulburn rally led by Captain Millard. Mayor Blomfield’s rental plan, funding shifts, and a proposed yearly grant of 40000 pounds aim to secure 150000 pounds total over thirty years, with a 60 year repayment horizon. Supporters cheer Captain Millson as praise is voiced by the audience and chairman.
Fragmentary OCR text about rifle shooting, mentioning novice participants, regimental training, and various garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible to form a coherent summary or identify a specific event or result.
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