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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented text discusses a political proposition, alliance dynamics, and public reaction. Mentions Australia Prime Minister, imperial ties, and opposition supporters. Seems to describe a heated campaign with calls for loyalty to empire and crown. Names and places are garbled. core topic is constitutional or imperial debate in Australia.
A fragmented excerpt discusses the Australian public debate on conscription during wartime. It contrasts supporters of voluntary service with those favoring compulsory service, noting concerns, loyalties, and the impact on national unity and defense. The piece mentions soldiers abroad, public opinion, and the political ramifications of the policy stance.
A mosaic of wartime updates outlines referendum tensions, coal deliveries to the Dogs Committee, Red Cross contributions, and local civic activity. It notes conscription discussions, punitive actions, church remarks, and community responses amid ongoing national mobilization.
A fragmented, era laden passage recalls war fever, political figures and alliances. It mentions Armidale residents, Hughes, Hall, and discussions of Britain, America, and Australia shaping a fragile world order amid turmoil and revolutionary rhetoric.
War Gables reports on difficult front conditions with British and German forces engaging across Verdun and nearby sectors. Describes artillery reinforcements, Italian front costs, and a strong propaganda response from London as nationalist loans rise to fund efforts.
A local Christmas Fair organized by the Guild of Bounty drew a fine crowd and featured numerous stalls and volunteers. The event, held yesterday afternoon, included careful arrangements and visits from community members.
A garbled late telegram reflects political tension with notes on Australian election writs and defamation risks. It mentions police officials, libel concerns, and possible court actions amid wartime rhetoric, naming individuals and phrases with questionable accuracy.
Approval given for medals to widows mothers and other female relatives of Australian soldiers in active service or who served abroad since August 1914. One medal per eligible relative. bars issued to those with multiplerelations. eligibility includes wives widows mothers and daughters based on specified degree of kinship.
The article notes campaign work in favor of sending troops to reinforce SUF forces, with local loyalty duties and costs tied to the effort. It mentions invites for central figures, local expenses up to 30h joint, and uncertain donations. The noisy text reflects a contested effort amid wartime mobilization.
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