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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented OCR dispatch covers wartime sentiment, local sales, public notices, and political chatter from Goulburn. It mentions Britain, America, and the war’s impact on policy, a funeral in Cooma, traffic, auctions, and upcoming elections. Names include Mr. Britten, James, and John Gulbrin, with references to naval costs and ministerial salaries.
The speaker forecast a lively local campaign ahead of the state election. The mayor and Alderman Bush participate as the party discusses reform, public works, and wage issues. The talk ranges from hospital funding to timber industry regulation and farm prices amid broader party splits and commissions.
The new Mumbulla Shire Council met and elected Dr Armcombe as president amid dispute over the chair. Delegates including Alcock Kennelly Quinlan and Handcock offered congratulations as voting and seating procedures drew scrutiny.
The provided text is unreadable as a news item, containing fragmented letters and garbled phrases without clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a factual card. No identifiable entities or actions can be determined for a proper T and S.
Editors and councilors debate budget shortfalls and aging roads as £1320 deficit looms, with £1000 to fix main funds and £1200 needed to cover debt. Residents protest limits on spending while officials plead for cooperation to complete Brown Mountain to Ignace’s Cranks works amid heavy rains and legal constraints.
A partial readable OCR fragment mentions Digger Toile Crean and local place names. It references a sale or public action with names such as Ward and Diggers and mentions Chemlat and Bega in a broken context. No clear event or outcomes are established from the legible text.
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