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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text debates economic plan stressing production volume to meet obligations and national wealth, arguing parliament and people shape policy. It mentions financial strain, government expansion, and the need to manage industrial growth amid political context.
A garbled wartime style discourse criticizes the government over wage levels of six pounds weekly and rising living costs. It warns that borrowing for public works and pensions risks debt and inflation, urging restraint and fiscal prudence amid alleged political missteps.
A chaotic report covers Gosford Shire Council affairs, church and school notices, donations, and upcoming events. It notes a new Memorial Hall proposal, charity sales, school federation plans, and local achievements, with names like Parker, Macartney, and Smith appearing amid scattered community activities.
A garbled telegrams slice reports Australian politics and labor issues, a bad factory fire in Elizabeth, and trials near Walget. Mentions the Victorian Ministry, Malay pools, and wage disputes. The text also notes a cricket score in South Australia and ongoing political contention by the M Party.
The council notes a delayed tour due to damage along the riverbed caused by heavy mood and partial repairs. Councillors discuss consensus on delaying or altering traversals, with attention to culverts at Coman's culvart and Bollac's Cenkwan. A special program on riverbed work and infra needs is planned after the tea meeting.
Fragmented OCR text describes a cricket match with numerous garbled player names and actions. It mentions visiting Wolbmall and Wolu mla with multiple batsmen and bowlers listed in unclear order, including references to grant snowdon and other players. The details are too distorted to identify teams, scores, or outcomes.
Reading through a long fragmented OCR, the piece discusses the London Port Authority, docks, ships, and warehouse facilities. It covers the Albert Dock completion, cargo handling, and the broader transport federation including Australia New Zealand and South Africa. It notes taxation, rental schemes, and economic concerns tied to harbor development and wartime logistics.
An unclear match summary lists players such as Mia Atlin Mira Blootield and Mitchie McVeity with various batting and bowling events. References to Began Brigdan and Tarlinian hint at a local club game, but many names and actions are garbled. Overall it reads as a fragmented sports brief with partial score fragments.
A fragmented OCR note describes the Boga Co operative Store’s situation with unclear references to leadership and location. It mentions a manager and matters of balance, supervision, and possible restructuring at a local co operative shop.
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