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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
2
The page reports political unrest and public debates across Australia with references to government actions in Ireland Britain and Australia It notes calls for loyalty measures in various towns and districts and mentions protests riots and public meetings amid economic concerns and drought impacts.
A fragmented OCR item references a budget, with unclear phrases like aced rs hat and id siti. The readable portion hints at budget discussion or approval in a local government context, but concrete entities or dates are not discernible from the text provided.
The Numbogga social circle hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Whyte with a procession and musical program by volunteers. W. O. Beleau served as master of arts while Bateman and others praised the Whytes for service to the community and their patriotic character.
Vague OCR text notes unsettled conditions with mentions of geese, possibly January timing, and westward movement. No clear events or locations discernible. summary refrains from unsafe speculation.
A Sydney report notes government actions on a public meeting and deportation talk amid butter price spikes and unemployment concerns. London dispatches cover a railway accident, Polish front obstacles, and military maneuvers near Batoum and Baku. The French Provident and a missing Shak Moot Geeieh are also mentioned in terse items.
Fragmentary text recalls a mayor leading a civic gathering with Union Jack imagery and vows of freedom. Mentions The British Empire and references to a flag ceremony and patriotic songs. Ends with thanks to the King and speakers.
A historic controversy centers on Dr J D Ross and his 1910 optometry case. The case cites testimony by Sir William Cullen and Justice Gordon among others, with discussion of a Diploma presented by the Smnath Hand College of Optiog Indians. The court opinion questions the applicant's status while confirming Dr Watson P Rows as a qualified Doctor of Optometry after inspections and town visits.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names, dates, and values tied to a memorial fund and land appraisal process. Items include payments, appraisals, court notices, and contributions involving Moran, Moon, Annes, Gerpuson, Ware, Byrne, Beadle, Thorpe, and others, with dates around 20/1 to 14/2 and sums near 100 to 624. The text references appraisals, court notices, land acquisitions, and compliance inquiries.
Fragmented report covers a Saturday football clash between Onotela and Quasine for a cup, with Saljiean, Malo funds, and two referees. It lists players and teams such as Vinicora, China Nolan Cup defense, and a long roster of names, while mentioning the Poddy Calm Fund and various benefactors.
The Maldon Trot meeting features Teddy leading early behind Ege and several runners including Flying Handinep Bonnie ser Beldow ser Buby Ribbons and Robo! Gone. Winners like Won easily and Woe easily dominate distant fields as Gordon Wye trails near Parmevn and Ben Aladin in 8 furlongs with multiple starters in a crowded card.
The Municipal Appeal Court sat on Monday before Mr Shropshire P M hearing appeals against municipal valuations. Only three cases proceeded to go forward with assessments around £40 per acre for a farm, while others aimed to reduce valuations. Names include Mrs Brows in Upperatrest, a party in Carpatrest, and Mr Jackson's property Bemlow with varied figures from £300 to £900.
Fragmentary OCR note reflects a licensed surveyor firm with names Reed B Weld, Eld & Mason in a historic Surrey work context. The readable items hint at engagement and responsibilities but are incomplete and lack a clear event or outcome.
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