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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
2
OCR garble describes a broad array of terms including health, vaccines, manufacturers, and products. It mentions Walbelt, Revlon, and Nat nat, with scattered references to fever, reduction, and a wartime context. Names and places are unclear. the text reads as fragmented notes rather than a cohesive story.
A report to Parliament by the Author-General criticizes government moves toward socialistic operations in state ventures. It argues private enterprise should be confined to its proper roles and urges a retreat from water-works and similar activities to avoid harming taxpayers. It notes ministers face pressure to justify interference with markets and warns of inefficiencies and stockpiles if government influence continues.
A fragmented report details tax actions and public notices involving Local and Gen Zhaldae figures. Mention of Willoughby labor issues, war-related fundraising, and agricultural yields appears amid scattered names, events, and auction notes from a wartime community page.
A jagged transmission recounts wartime disturbances, police confrontations, and casualties in Melbourne and beyond. It notes gunfire, arrests, and wounded officers, with mentions of German munition supply and Allied advances while detailing police responses and public reactions.
Dr O'Reilly and Jr O'Reilly are linked to an unclear event described as a union air plan gathering. The text references a song and a list of statistics for a 30th representation, but the readable content is fragmentary and names are not clearly tied to a verifiable incident.
Council discussed roadworks and bridge projects including Brown's Bridge Campbell, Gembike, Ward's Creek deviation, and Dignam's Road. Votes approved 1,005 pounds for works, with 704 pounds 8 shillings from the grant and final wet roads grant element approved. next meeting date set for November.
A movement seeks support for the resolution in the Legislature Assembly favoring cloning. The N.8.W. Alliance would have the Assembly declare for Pinch cloning, with a deputation before the Py asking for a review ahead of the next elections.
Scrawled lines reference a date and team but legibility is poor. Names and places remain unclear. The fragment suggests a plan or event involving a team, with no verifiable details to confirm participants or location.
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