24 Jul 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
1
Vignettes from The Bulletin recount unruly tavern banter and civic pretensions in Melbourne. A mayoral figure Grogan features in a tongue-in-cheek ad for a town job while residents discuss safety, burglaries, and social mores. A rural note describes a bullock found dead after three months without water, underscoring harsh conditions.
An excerpted quatrain-like passage contrasts summers and winters with spring and autumn gifts. It then shifts to a health note praising Woods' Peppermint Poultice for safe life and health benefits amid illness. The fragment blends poetic imagery with a medical product reference.
A scattered, era-tinged summary reports on local figures and happenings. Reefs of names appear in various districts including Kilen School of Arta and Uatheart School of Arte. Notable items include hospital funds, agricultural society efforts, livestock sales, a rabbit poisoning incident, a fire at Mongarlowe, and community remarks on schools and clergy.
In a tense Union Rugby clash at Bega 25, Bega defeated Bemboka 3 in a hard fought encounter. Key moments included Weppler and Higgins breaking through, Mudie delivering accurate kicking, and Griffithe's late goal sealing the win as Bemboka pressed near the end.
Cobargo Chronicle reports the draw for tomorrow’s meeting at Bredbatoura featuring races Gilentoyle versus Security Flora Boot versus Master Booth Clove versus Trafalgar Bay Ninon versus Cullown Booth Maori Bay versus Demosthenes Sir Richard versus Mephistopheles Clara versus Hypocrite Dewey Mist versus Dalmore. The frost of this winter is noted as the region’s biggest, with Bill Squires acknowledged as a pugilist among other local figures.
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