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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary report describes Me Snodden organizing a visit and various meetings at schools and public venues. It notes council and licensing board actions, wartime concerns, and a Bush Week gathering with remarks about wine production and shipping. A Melbourne area death, school and alderman events, and local market figures are briefly mentioned along with community notices and church burial details.
Town meeting discusses whether to reconstruct the Arte School memorial and how to raise funds. Mayor and speakers argue funding via donations, public bonds, and charity events, detailing proposed site in the vestibule and community involvement through school and local organizations.
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to reference rifle shooting practice or notes. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only scattered garbled phrases about sides, canes, a ward, and a big saree. The readable content does not establish a clear event, date, or participants.
Wr P O Brien the Progressive spoke in Goulburn on Friday criticizing the current government and urging farmers to unite for better prices and conditions. He blamed industrial strife, called for an income tax reform, and pledged to engage directly with farmers on shell trials and broader economic issues.
Telegrams report chaotic proceedings as Brisbane tennis event and civic matters unfold. Mentions of Samuel Get Ad, Meagher resignation, housing minister claims, and budget figures around 2 million pounds with factory cutbacks and layoffs. Deportation of German sailors from Sydney to Melbourne noted among broader interstate shipping disruptions.
The fragment describes a January or March event where a group gathered, organized and aimed for victory while confusion and silence prevailed. No explicit names or places are readable, but the tone implies a political or ceremonial gathering with a single-minded goal.
A garbled notice hints at public health warnings and consumer cautions. Mentions pincer fever, Diy a Digger Evergeece Balam as a popular summer drink, advice to preserve flesh and complexion, warns Wart Diggers and Chemist Rega.
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