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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions private speech or parade plans, a deadline around Monday, and references to a concert and service event. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable items point to delays, supply issues, and a community service concert context without specific identities.
The article records a broad town document with scattered names and events including charity butter donations, court actions, local arrests, and public notices. It notes soldiers, recruiting efforts, and civic figures, with references to a welcome home for Private Kingston, financial support for the war effort, and local hospital plans, all set within a community bulletin style.
Fragmentary OCR reads January 1 date and budget notes for Bega with unclear and garbled header lines. Limited readable entities include a reference to budget and local officials. Further specifics are unavailable due to damaged text.
fragmented OCR text presents Mr Wakar, secretary for war, discussing artillery, losses, and morale in World War II context. It references trials, Belgian and German positions, and questions of strategic blunders and the American approach to Germany’s morale, with mentions of currency and military supply concerns.
Fragmented wires report naval losses and European conflict touches. Washington confirms a tanker strike with crew missing aboard while Arab operations disrupt a railway line near Mana. Allied and neutral powers discuss governance and diplomacy as nations reassess wartime policy.
A garbled late telegram from Melbourne references schemes to boost the wheat and wool sectors, and a plan to restrict calvans age under twelve. Parliament debates on naval arms, coal exports, and fiscal measures fill a tense session as officials brace for broader policy outcomes across the Commonwealth.
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of political accusations, pledges, and policy mentions. It references General Wale withdrawal, the Prevent Act, Laborites, Mage hotel, and various public issues, with scattered names and places, conveying a chaotic parliamentary-era debate.
The Coastal Farmers Society held its 85th meeting at Nowre, chaired by WE Wade M.L.C. The report notes brief progress, including farm production rising to millions annually, winter outputs steady, and drought pressures easing. The committee in London arranged government support for expansion, while management discussed factory-like operations, new ventures in grain, fruit, and vegetables, and overall business growth.
Fragmented text preserves names and places such as Bice, SAS, FRABER, hospital references, and various individuals like Gamera Mean and Aitzmon. The garbled lines touch on expenditures, revenue, and a list of surnames including Phillips and Lowe. Overall, readable items are scarce, with multiple nonstandard phrases and disjointed fragments.
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