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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
2
A fragment discusses equal access to food, criticizes government and representation, and questions meat supply control. It hints at Attorney General review of conspiracy concerns and suggests remedies through public unity, referencing federal and state actions and political factions.
Fragmented report accuses market manipulation by unnamed sellers and intermediaries fueling higher beef prices. It describes alleged perjury risks and calls for Attorney General attention, citing a commission finding that stock and price rigging distort the market while producers push to lower costs for consumers.
Yord, an American tubist manufacturer, announces a project for a vast plant to boost ship production. The article notes wartime trials, labor debates, and government plans, detailing factory builds, naval orders, and social efforts around fundraisers and public events amid ongoing war mobilization.
Disjointed telegrams report on farming policy shifts in New Zealand and Australia. References to wheat price policy, government works funding, trade with shipping firms, and a proposed special board. Also notes disturbances near Maryborough, ship traffic, and veteran soldiers traveling from Melbourne aiming to return home.
Wiles held a Saturday auction of cattle amid a strong market. A large turnout and steady bidding pushed prices sharply higher for various breeds including Hereford and Shorthorn. Prices generally ranged from around £6 to £16 per head, with many lots selling under the hammer as buyers pressed for stock.
The Admiralty reports Allied forces achieved nine successful operations near Ostend with follow up actions under way. Telegraphed dispatches describe German counterattacks and defensive actions by British and Portuguese troops, noting heavy fighting, casualties, and a raid by enemy forces along trench lines. The report mentions strategic positions, naval movements, and ongoing mobilization across fronts in early July.
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