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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
2
The Anoual Show discussions emphasize improving dairy and livestock quality, with emphasis on high stock and breeding. Debates touch on exhibitor incentives, competition, and the balance between farm products and household appeal.
A dense, fragmented recap covers parliamentary actions, wartime debts, public donations, and local events. It cites grants, taxation, and constitutional matters, alongside social notices on church services and a forthcoming show. Numerous names, places, and monetary figures appear amid scattered parliamentary references.
A messy Sydney telegram summary notes court and council actions, arbitration commission debates, a fatal drowning case with a missing child and police conclusions, liquor law enforcement, and a police statement by Sir Benford linked to a tragedy. The report mentions Sydney, Melbourne, and Victoria officials and several unnamed individuals.
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr. Re Waterson, went missing in the bush near Sela JeTlaty in the afternoon. Neighbors and police organized a search led by a man from Roundoack, tracing a path toward the hillards, but the child was found alive near dawn the next day. Parents were thankful and relieved.
Fragmentary text references attendees on both days of a show and a purchase of a bottle, noting interest and security. Details are garbled, with names and specifics unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
A garbled report describes a concert and minstrel event with multiple performers, acts, and audience engagement. It lists named participants such as Mrs. Gorna Hoyo, Evie Midcrok, and Mimi Clary, with songs and routines including comic numbers and a variety program. Proceeds are said to benefit Med Cross Day and the School of Art.
Wau and Rixon report large yardings of pligts sting and calle at lant Tuesday with sales at kop and anata tat 4. Beoma's big sale Friday at 12 Neto. Luke O’Brien sells aivek at Sorell Tan end Howee buyers show and Mr A French’s tomo advertised. Also Saddle Block of Inno adjacent Me. Sturabs paddock at Carlagy. Showground sale on Monday with Jenvey and other entries including Wren and Jax bball calvre. Prices include Jersey cows and ponies, bull and dairy herd sales, totals and accounts.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a race meeting with jockeys, horses, and placings amid garbled lines. Named horses include Zarabine and Laura Brown, with incomplete results and stray prices and times.
A fragmentary note lists a person named Joe and an event connected to a Saturday date. The readable words are limited and do not form a coherent report or identifiable facts beyond these fragments.
A fragmented recap describes events and wagers across a Toronto race meeting. It mentions winners and odds, with references to horses, handlers, and performances. The text alludes to multiple races and betting angles, though details are garbled and some names are unclear.
London reports a fierce aerial and ground battle near the Dairae Canal and Ypree as German forces press sea and air offensives. Allied troops repel tank advances, with hand to hand fighting continuing and reinforcements from Britain and the United States assisting.
Fragmented OCR text mentions agricultural plots and sowing for winter, several place names and numbers, references to farmers and voting, with unclear phrases and scattered terms like WATLEY, REY FIELD, PEARS, and TUR Cera FARMER. Content is incoherent but indicates a land and farming context with multiple proper nouns and measurements.
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