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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
The report records a hospital fire in progress with injuries to multiple people and ongoing investigations. It mentions a coroner's inquest set for Wednesday, a carnival-like scene, and a council of residents noting damage to property. Names such as Monahan and others appear in the chaotic OCR, with references to medical care and police lines.
A fragmentary item notes a budget discussion dated Saturday or a weekend in a mid period, mentioning a wife, a person named Faget and an unclever reference. The text is garbled with partial names and missing context, preventing full reconstruction of event or outcome.
Si Andrew's Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting amid reports of attendance, offerings, and improvements. Financial details showed £360 for church buildings, with steady progress in Sunday services and charitable contributions.
The text presents a jumbled late telegram fragment with many garbled words and out of place phrases. It includes scattered personal names, numbers, and possible event cues without coherent narrative or clear context.
An unreadable OCR fragment references cabins and local figures, mentioning dates and places in vague terms. The legible portion names people and groups but lacks clear event or outcome details to confirm a specific news item.
A chaotic report describes a Bomboke Show event with Wednesday attendance and scattered notes about prizes, participants, and stalls. It includes mentions of box huts, exhibitions, and various unrelated items, with many garbled names and locations interwoven throughout the text. The piece offers little clear narrative but signals a public exhibition scene with multiple vendors and performances.
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