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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to budget and senate discussions with incomplete names and places. The readable fragments suggest financial planning items but lack coherent facts or dates to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
Local notices record a Saturday afternoon event for Kath Chih with a crowd scene at Audueg hall. Articles discuss church services, community meetings, and plans for memorials, charity aid, and public works. Multiple references to councils, clergy, and local committees outline religious services and civic actions.
Mumbulla Shire Council discussed extensive road works on South Coast and Narraganda roads. They approved funds for bridges and drainage, estimated costs around £80 for Weed control, and about £182 for Tarraganda bridge. The council endorsed hiring and procurement actions and planned future maintenance and audits.
A garbled report from Belmore in Sas describes health worries and a person named Groner with two Hermes possibly involved. It notes discussion about a scene near Chem with unclear details and an appraisal related to a case in Seay.
The ceremony took place Saturday morning at Mythodist Church Begs with Rev Newley Stocks officiating the marriage of Wysne Johnson to her groom. The bride wore a white gown and her veil, while attendees included Mr Kingatos of Cendele and other family members. The event featured traditional wedding decor and a procession as witnesses.
The report blends disjointed notes on public works tenders for two to three container ships, a potential appointment to a judge inquiring into legal matters, and labor unrest. It mentions Otago footwear price concerns, a strike at a broken winek, and a deficit at the Konduake government hotel. Protests by soldiers’ widows and clerks accompany talks on public maternity policy and boxprats reform.
A fragmented account describes political and social turmoil in London with mentions of armed bands and attacks on police barracks. The text references protests, violence, and public disorder, interwoven with sports notes and local club chatter.
Fragmented OCR lists names and small monetary acknowledgments tied to a Soldiers' Memorial fund. Entries include B Giri A Ts Sites P Weateebi and others with scattered amounts such as 2, 1, and 10, amid stray words like Diggers Cheroiat and Seaulilgt. The legible elements indicate a memorial contribution ledger with incomplete, uneven text.
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