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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
A garbled late wartime local column reports on emigration, naval matters, and political sentiment. It mentions measures linked to the Armistice era, economic warnings from the Peach growers, and upcoming auctions. Also notes football fixtures, parliamentary issues, and a relief for bereaved families.
A period obituary describes Sylvia Blanchard age 18 and several relatives dying or gravely ill from influenza. It notes her parents, John Bina Shard, and Kathleen Blanchard among others, with deaths and declines spanning multiple days and settings. The report mentions burial at Rosman Catholic Cemetery and a family spread across North Boga and Belmor.
Fragmentary text describes health responses to an epidemic, naming Dr Marshall and several nurses and patients. It mentions quarantine measures, hospital staffing, and community efforts to treat and prevent spread, with references to infected zones, travel restrictions, and medical supply donations.
Sparse readable text hints at a budget dispute or financial turmoil affecting city government. Mentions June and a public context, with unclear names or dates. Indicates pressure on leaders and potential budget shortfalls or reforms.
Officials report late telegrams detailing disputes over a proposed pact with New South Wales. Government figures, including Watt and Gardner, challenge terms, warn of discontent, and discuss taxation and revenue projections amid wartime controls.
Dispatches from London report heated debate at the conference over the Turkish case. Pro Turkish arguments clash with Allied concerns as Berlin sees protests and demonstrations, while Germany resists wartime responsibility and questions treaty terms amid presses for a peace accord.
The famous footballer Dalley Moscongar died from Infisanea after a road incident near Tattenhem and Tallamore. Reports note a resident alerted authorities as the crash occurred on the road. Details suggest a complex aftermath involving local clergy and community reactions.
A garbled historic racing summary from Sydney notes horses and riders at Randwick and Warwick races. It mentions Beat in the Bitthiey Bandiogo, Mount t he2 eet bln tollowyee, and various jockeys racing across venues with uncertain outcomes. The piece hints at Spring Meeting prospects and track conditions amid chaotic transcription.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an advisory body and a negative decision but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a complete news item.
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