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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
2
Local discussions on the farm and settlers political movement asano tha economy, with notes on annual campaigns, elections, and party loyalties. The piece references Liberal and Farmer and Settlers’ associations, campaign rhetoric, and anticipated polling outcomes amid economic concerns and regional issues.
The Bega meeting produced a fierce program with top horses like Ruby Black and Good Friend delivering close finishes. Crowds filled the grandstand as Meary, Count Keory, Lady Whitton, and Snood vied for prizes across hurdles, flat races, and the Cup, with shock wins and dramatic runs heightening the day’s excitement.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a probate related notice with names and dates obscured. It references Brid poot Trulay Shire Probate, mentions services of Afr Moat Bystay, and lists scattered names and places such as Dunk Hotel and Piggarys, with unclear dates and actions.
Among the many visitors to Sone or tm holidays 46 Manat, the hair sid home at Beck.
A late telegram reports a major outbreak of battle in Queenland with many dead and quarantines. It notes a waiter strike, arbi tration talks for wharf laborers in Wallington, and plans for dramatic action. Incidents involve Marks to Plenington, Nar none, and Pantridge. The rural industry of Tarmania faces pressure from rising terms.
fragmentary OCR text notes a naval matter involving Canes and Pally Curonlale. It mentions a journal in Baws eouslileen and a statement that Mrijsiy will not abandon naval Thyoneg Mle. Other garbled phrases reference Klay entge and forced actions by a maton Bouth ue gland na invwrathe es cut Tinnimes with seven winkets for 384 sung.
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