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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1911
Page
2
In a fragmentary 1910s style note, references appear to a budget or financial matter connected to local administration, with names Dominic and Joiture tied to an agenda. The fragment hints at a budgetary discussion within a regional or community context and mentions a kingly or royal style title.
Contorted OCR text discusses a British railway strike and calls out government actions. It mentions shortages, cost issues, and public concern over maintaining supplies. The piece reflects tensions between workers, authorities, and the press while noting potential impact on order and economy.
Fragmentary report from Moruya district covers labor disputes, transport and taxation debates, railway matters, price controls, and political commentary. Mentions a federal land tax ruling, union actions, ship and steel trade, and upcoming elections with varied public opinions and industry impacts.
Fragmented telegraph notes describe a chaotic Perth Assembly session with threats to nominate another candidate, adjournment maneuvers, and public disorder. Willie’s election and the Speaker’s handling trigger clashes, hospital visits, and rapid news about electoral bills, unemployment talks, and charity funds amid ongoing debates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe railway workers and unions in a protracted wage dispute affecting Liverpool and London, with references to the North Eastern Railway and actions by tramway workers. It notes organizer tensions, potential strikes, and concerns over pay scales and industry control.
A garbled report records a sports event with references to England teams, aviation figures, a match at St John's Gymnasium, and monetary scores. It mentions Weer Brindley, a 1000 dollar prize in a game valued at 18,000 dollars, and a world best claim by St Bletetete.
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