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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
4
A long shareholders meeting of the Butter and Creamery cooperative discussed management, costs, and export plans. Directors faced questions on pricing, salaries, and the balance between retaining control and shared profit, with elections and secretary appointment resolved.
Fragmented text shows a dentist Mr E 8 Heady and a surgeon title. There are garbled phrases about shoes and repairs, a vendor, and a promise of fit guaranteed. The readable items include odd names and unclear product mentions.
Old time clearance sale advertised at Ranking’s Sale promising the greatest bargains in ladies wear and children’s clothing. The notice touts combinations, dresses, blouses, undergarments, muslin, prints, and fabrics with money value pricing and many items offered at low shillings and pence.
A lengthy critique discusses political parties and socialist ideas sweeping through South and West Australia. It argues unions and reform efforts challenge private capital, praising factory workers’ plight while warning against social upheaval and racial superiority rhetoric. The piece references Labor platforms, parliamentary dynamics in New South Wales and Victoria, and fears of communist influence amid industrial progress.
The article discusses the Ubera Party stance and Labor’s approach at a central congress, detailing calls to reject the platform as a puppet of Congress and to ensure broad citizen participation. It cites debates on governance, unity, and the need to balance reform with protecting individual rights, mentioning regional meetings and figures like Mr. Wood and Broken Hill discussions.
Fractured OCR notes a reception related to Marie Saal and an organization with lines about responses and a promotion. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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