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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
2
A damaged notice describes urgent steps to fund hospital care amid an anticipated electricity or other disruption risk. It cites Premier Leumd and Cabinet colleagues backing measures to keep Carcoar Hospital operational, urging rapid action and public reassurance while warding against shortages and service interruptions.
A scrambled report praises a hospital for Tet efforts and outlines a wide range of local concerns. The long column covers funding debates, political tensions, public notices, and social events across towns, mentioning the Labor party, council actions, and community projects.
Corresponants report Verona hosted an Empire Day event with pupils, teachers, and visitors. The day featured a union jack hoisting, patriotic songs, and prizes for pupils, with a large turnout and remarks on loyalty to the Empire. A council election for Bling shire also noted, with G B Phillippa securing the seat amid modest participation.
A garbled text discusses state banking and a 1912 reference to Bonner's Lown May Witty, with scattered notes on the Encyclopaedia Weimwoniog and revolutionary ideas. It mashes concepts, names, and places, then veers into speculative questions about economic and social policies affecting households and trade, ending in cryptic musings.
The report outlines a series of cricket fixtures and players with scattered details. It mentions Australia, England, and South Africa teams, players like Faulkner and Whitty, and upcoming matches including a Nolan Cup game. The text appears as a noisy OCR of sports wire with crowding, dates, and misread names.
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