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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a sale at noon on a Sunday and a local event tied to cattle figures. Names such as J O Reilly appear in partial form amid unclear references. The text lacks coherent details but indicates a scheduled sale and a notable local occurrence.
The fragmentary text outlines a budget topic titled The Begā Budget with references to funds and financial planning. It mentions possible figures and dates but remains unclear. Additional readable entities include regional authorities and financial terms, suggesting a government or municipal budget discussion.
The article reports on wartime political shifts in New South Wales, including a Liberal Association split and the formation of a new Party of Kaw. It mentions financial figures, licenses, and public notices, with references to speeches by Mr. McGire and Mr. Ryan, armed forces losses, and local disruptions such as delays at the Liquor store and inspections. It notes calls for federal parliamentary sessions and regional political figures involved in protests and policy debates.
Fragmented OCR style report cites Japan ready to supply the United States with shipping material. It references Allied wartime naval and air actions, Polish border restrictions, bomb damage, and casualties. Mentions Turkish pressure, Balkan tensions, and calls for food exports controls as World War II era debate continues.
Local council discusses whether current Mayor should be reappointed or replaced. Alderman Blomfield urges continuity while others push for fresh leadership to address town affairs and long-standing concerns. Debate covers experience, public support, and future governance.
A fragmentary report details a Victorian era dispute featuring labor leaders, government officials, and workers. The piece references a contentious confrontation, claims of industrial disruption, and actions by rail authorities, with mentions of Marynne Naverles and other figures amid a broader political struggle.
A brief puzzling item notes a word competition with unclear charitable or community context. It mentions participants and entry details though specifics are distorted. The fragment hints at a local event encouraging wordplay during spare time with potential ages or names obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting in Berne with unclear date and details. The readable parts mention a session, possible committee or group, and civil or local notices but lack coherent actions, participants, or locations to confirm a full report.
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