The Bega Budget Briefs From January 6 1917
A fragment from The Bega Budget dated Saturday January 6 1017 notes a speaker declaring they are in the place where they are demanded of. The text is incomplete and lacks broader context or details of events.
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Repatriation and care for returned soldiers urged at Premiers’ conference
The report urges urgent, funded repatriation for Australian and Empire soldiers, condemning delay and arguing for a sound financial basis. Public support favors a mix of taxation and voluntary contributions, with emphasis on safeguarding veterans from neglect and placing the scheme ahead of other issues. The piece also mentions local notices, hospitalizations, weddings, and community events in Bega and surrounding areas.
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Australia
Coplaints Co
Melbourne
Sre
Ti 4A
Premiera
Bega Annual Races Delight Crowd and Fast Times
The Bega meeting drew unusually large crowds with better weather on opening day and a cooler second day. Kinlark and Kincumber-sired winners dominated early events, records fell in the 1 1/2 mile Cup and other hurdles while Duke Moorefield and Lady Satin claimed key prizes, though several disqualifications and close finishes marked the finals.
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Bega
Eoa
Cara
Conchea
Kinlark
Zarabloa
Kincumber
Cumber King
Duke Moorefield
Flying Weller
Odde
Sterling Bill
Ginger
Lady Satin
Young Thespian
Aa. Foster
Thompson
Trotter
G. Sarcumba
Alex. Rixon
Ray Glass
Tha Changs
Me Een Ae
Bega Band
Bega District Hospital
Red Cross Society
J. H. Beresford
H. Howard
Condon
Mineret
Bimpton
Evens Young Theapian
Cumber Lage
Avery
Cumber Lines
J. Howard
Meriend
Grand Foote
Corran
Just Remember
Harmonist Lady
Magic Gun
Ivy
Araboe
Cumber Lady
Grande Foote
Arin
Grey
Trentless
Boyd's Kinlark
Thampeos
Sundance
Marrivon
Edwards
Fiddlestring
Inverlorn
Eoon
Sterling-Bill
Sundance Pat Ina
H. Clough
Zaren
White
Zarabine
Fondo
Curran
Black Note
Ivy Mimer
Cunber King
Elurt
Bemboke
Olea
Bemboka Lad
Iew
J. Gordon
Duke Moorfield
Warnevik le Prism
Golden Field
Walker
Khbaf
Algetarted
Jodon Khal
Tor la Priam
Lea
Bunebrdh
Malden
J. Kelly
Alma Wynn
Omner
Apratch
May Coonie
Murphy
Gang
Don May Coonie
Alma Wyong
Local Catholic College Ad Promises Next Term Start
Alloeation directs readers to St Sianislque College advertise in this issue announcing next term opening on the 29th. It notes the college's status as the oldest Catholic institution and appeals to parents considering enrollment for their children.
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Bt. Sianislque
Rae Ig
Colle Commonwealth
Stan Se
Cooma Mail Delayed by Car Problem
The Cooma mail arrived several hours late on Thursday due to an issue with the steering gear of a car. At Wm Rison's sale on Monday, at least 600 head of good quality cattle will be yarded with full particulars in another column.
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Joe Pearce
Wealay Stocka
Cooma
Wm. Rison
South Coast Bend
Lachlag River
Lncerne
J.B. Reymond
Forbes
Chancery Square
Sydney
Lew
Deseutist
War Cables From London and Front Lines Report Alarms and Moves
London reports mixed signals on German peace overtures as Allies plan counter moves. Front line buildup grows behind the Somme with manpower and gear stacked high. Berlin claims limited gains while Russian and French reports detail breakthroughs and prisoner captures. A Russian message notes attacks near Mount Rottoch and Patroch, with six assaults repelled. Emirates and Turkish conferences loom, and a note on Mac-kensen’s movements near Foccani. A local Australian note mentions Archdeacon Mell’s date and an entertainment season by Ernest Archer Dramatic Co in Bega with Sydney Garti as tenor plus planned stops.
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London
Thoreday
Anga
Barlin
Somme
Tondorn
Germany
Turkey
Vienna
Mackensen
Monastir
Macin
Dobrudja
Reima Cathedral
Ivie
Massage Saya
Roumanian
Mount Rottoch
The
Sereth
Berlin
Rumors Stir Over High Commissioner Post and Wheat Board Pick
In Sydney reports suggest Fisher may be appointed to represent the Commonwealth at the war conference, while Trethowen M.L.O. is favored as direct NF Wheat Board rep. Trade tensions grow in shearers and rabbit trapping amid wage and rate disputes. Floods rise in Hogenden Longrenoch mail service reorganized. Victorian labour turmoil spreads with 100 moulders dismissed and a broader strike risk involving 10,000 workers.
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Sydney
Fisher
Commonwealth
Parlis
Norton Griffiths
Tiia
Trethowen
M.L.O
Farmers and Settlera
N.8.w. Wheat Board
Melbourne
Australian National Democratic League
Queensland
Clarmont
Alao
Atepa
Hogenden
Longrenoh
Terminva
Sheperton
Victoria
Patrick Mackle
Margaret Burnside
Loenser
Peraone
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Wm. Rixon
Rollo's
Yeasterday
George Kelly
Alcock
Bomdr
Cliff Evarthed
France
Daily Telegraph
Dooley" Beck
Herman Beck
Mesare
Roventhall and Son
W. Maher
Care
John D'Arcy
Peterven
Goulburn
Totalisator
Aus
St. John's Church
Mell
Damoethenes
Dick) Blomfield
Mail
Mira
W. W. Wren
Ray Brooke
George Brooks
Kyogle
South Africa
Wer Zingel
Anilat
St. John's Rectory
John Bratt
Tathra Road
BF. W. Pomery
Borlogvale
Archdeacon Mell
Tse Gore Pomery
Royal Agricultural Rociety
Totaliautor
Bupogr
Grime
J. Taylor
Jas. Cochrane
Alsa
Ara Tde
T. Boyd
Woorangie
Morrison
Woorangly
Sterling Hill
Halla Taps
Johwrn
Misa Wilton
Carabas
Higgins
Marland
Laura Brown
Colin
Ingerlorn
le Pham
Town
Ile
C. Wynne
Zarabineg
Zoren
Bembokes Lad
Endo Tealing
Grave
Bemboks Lad
Wbresst
John Hayden
Lady Satie Warner
Moonsy
Laat
Kio
Rooke
Simpson
Hibbard
Cumber Lass
Evens
Kelly
Counie
Toronto
Goldiock
Coonie
Mgeange
Botoah
Patroch
Foccani
Wilson
Rizon
Ernest Archer
Cuobargado
Central Tilda
Wren
W. Ritchie
W.scanesason
J.B. Barber
C. A. Warren
Braina
Pew
E. Pitt
Dairy Parmners
John Otton
South Coast
Delbraalx
Chris Nolan
Fred Fish
Chris. Nolan
Carp-atreet
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New South Wales
Taothio
Petar Horsman
Yarrantng
Grusier
BR. C
Kagiptray
A. M Blomfield
Proctor
His Agenta
David M. Mah Beettsanal
Norwich Chambers
Ntery Treet
Rydney