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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
2
A disputed vote splits party lines as planning for a club meeting is postponed. Notables Jamas Mrunton and Tom Kirkleod are listed with others. A turnout prediction shows one candidate likely to be chosen while another may be coopted at Goalbarn.
Readers glimpse a fragmented local clipping with scattered names and events. Mentions of Patrick's Choral, a wedding at the Methodist Church, and various community figures are interwoven with garbled phrases and partial notes about prices, tickets, and military blankets.
The monthly meeting records a mixed balance of £1005 with 270 in current accounts and various donations and subscriptions. Highlights include staff changes, improvements like new linen, upholstery, and equipment, and plans for nurses quarters. The treasurer notes overall financial activity and a grant of £551 from donors.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a budget headline touching Ire Bega and Katoruav with Maroye dated March 20. No complete facts available due to garbled text.
Passage reads as fragmented OCR with unclear names and places. Core readable bits point to a local event or notice lacking decisive details. The text suggests a brief newsroom item but specifics such as persons dates or locations are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Dr Ed Ross and Dr Row inviting to Dotamitias meeting on a Saturday at the Gumdercial Bate. It references travel to Cobarge for a city event at Gobergo Hotelan and a rough timetable around near dawn. Mentions Dr. Monte ly and a fecund set of scattered phrases.
A fragmented report outlines union activity and political reactions as workers consider strike action and wage demands. references to Molman and Holman, a possible weekly pay proposal, and calls for direct action suggest unrest in the industrial sector amid broader labor organizing.
Fragmentary OCR text references a 18th round event and names such as Wy, Kapy, Jatiets, Bottah, Wells, and Karies with unclear roles. It suggests a debate or reaction to developments and responsibilities, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
At Cohargo show day, a large crowd attended the Wednesday event in perfect conditions. Livestock entries set records in the Jersey class, with strong entries in fruit pavilions and extensive displays by exhibitors including Mr. Colve of Painbul and Mr. Tarlinion. The ring and pavilion exhibitions drew praise for quality, while the organized judging and secretary Kennelly managed a busy program, with many stands and competitions across horse, cattle, and agricultural displays.
A fragmentary cattle show report lists entries, champions, and judging notes across Shorthorn and dairy classes. Names such as G Holshauser and J Dowling appear with numerous entries including bulls cows heifers and milking classes, plus totals and upcoming amendment notes.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names linked to a calf fund. The readable items include Jas Hayden, J Boward, Hettstington, Gee Gathrey, Crocker, Spence Brow He Odon Haran Rana, Alley, Kirby, and W Melanie Joburton among others, with several unclear spellings and partial entries. The material lacks cohesive narrative or event details.
Fragmentary OCR text references RaTES-1920 with scattered phrases about puppets, a pope, a “Sone Seog” and various garbled terms. The readable bits hint at a historical or literary item with names, dates, and places but no coherent event or outcome. The piece appears as corrupted notes rather than a clear report.
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