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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
4
A garbled correspondent's note critiques wartime spending and wage policies. The text cites wasteful expenditures, production costs, and worker wages, mentioning authorities and orders, with references to strikes, ploughing, and naval or military logistics. Names and clear facts are largely obscured by errors.
A garbled extract discusses Tradeshall figures and factions within the Labour movement. It notes pressure on Members of Parliament, tensions between pro and anti government camps, and a pivot toward party consolidation or opposition, with references to internal criticisms and calls for unity amid factional strife. The text hints at the political struggle shaping leadership and allegiance within the Labour movement.
Fragmentary remarks condemn arbitration as biased against wage earners and call for strikes to force fair trials. The speaker blasts union actions as obstructive, urging adherence to duty and critiquing the labor department’s handling of strikes and government duties.
Desist Onn reports a correspondent on dandelions in pasture, noting their high forage value and tolerance to drought and cold. The piece cites experiences across Wisconsin and quotes farmers who praise dandelions as a useful supplement to clover and grass, despite some dislike in lawns.
A Moruya correspondent recalls a birthday celebration and mentions varied local happenings. The piece references a “spider” and a server’s reaction, plus reports on Morava district needs and a machinery project. It notes the Albury A and P Society opposing subsidy withdrawal and warns the show could be affected if subsidies are not restored.
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