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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented report covers varied items including market notes, public works, court notices, weather hints, and social events. Mentions Mr Moore at a rink, butter price notes, Melbourne sermons, and local contracts as well as parliamentary style warnings about Australian notes and fraud.
Fragmented dispatch details a mix of war news, labor conflicts, and accidents. Mentions a Teachers association, arbitration efforts, and strikes affecting transport and industry. Also notes a fatality in Quirindi and a railway accident with injured workers, plus Australian cricket scores and public unrest in Europe.
A fragmented report details South Africa facing a heavy setback in a cricket match amid inconsistent play and rising crowd reaction. It notes standout Australian and English performances, with comparisons to past fixtures and calls for stronger showing from the visitors.
From our correspondents a Vampire Day festival occurred at Upper Brag with parades, school performances, and prize draws. Students from multiple schools, including Central Tihs and Trinity Church, participated in dramatic readings, recitations, and musical pieces amid community displays and public prizes.
The market for produce shows heavy pricing pressure as supply chains strain. Reports indicate Granta Farmers and associated groups facing transportation hurdles, with several ships routing to London and ongoing operations under pressure from fluctuating rates and demand levels.
Fragmentary text lists a beta Gonpaing Cla beauty event at St Plumpton today. Mentions Wall Bail, Law Kniight, Livi, Majury, Bilger Mel, Silent Quoc. Hard to determine complete facts or results from the garbled OCR.
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