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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
2
A compact item from a 1920s era page notes a budget reference linked to Were Ween v2 and a FOP DETORER. The garbled line includes a November date fragment and a stray word TATERLUAY, suggesting a scheduling or financial marginal note.
The piece lists Armistice Day services, memorial fund goals, and local arrangements. It notes the Yur Memorial Fund aiming for 7000 pounds by Saturday night, mentions hospital events, church services, and community gatherings. Also referenced are charity appeals, auction results, and local parade planning with various names and places.
The report details a lively carnival in a town with Mayor briefing attendees on the vibrant stalls. Volunteers led by key organizers showcased a wide array of stalls, foods, beverages, and prize-winning exhibits including flowers, cakes, and handcrafts. Judges awarded numerous ribbons for blooms and confections, while a bustling crowd enjoyed parade shows and social club activities.
A late telegram reports debates in the House of Representatives where a new bill for a statement of commerce was introduced. The discussion touched costs borne by Cameron in a libel action and noted delays, with reference to figures around 28,000 and remarks by Prime Minister Jo in London. The piece mentions price reductions on vehicles and commodities, and touches on Australian social cooperative plans and trade declarations.
A Daily Telegraph analysis denounces sensational Prohibition charges and the call for public punishment across the nation. The piece argues that moral shifts and enforcement zeal misfire, labeling the rhetoric exaggerated and counterproductive to liberty and order. It questions the public appetite for sweeping moral legislation and cautions against overreach by officials and reformers.
The monthly session covered street works on Tarraganda road and footpath upgrades, drainage, and bridge decking. Aldermen debated cleanliness, water supply, nuisance inspectors, and gas and road costs while approving accounts and noting carnival preparation. The Carnivals yielded Miss Buckland as Carnival winner. Miss Mary Yer aunt and Mr John Ubriblen noted among attendees.
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