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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1920
Page
2
A garbled OCR tale reports services at Areabylorine Church with morning and night events on Saturday 2 October, plus donations and community activities. Mentions of local figures, racing, auctions, and various financial figures appear tangled, with several names and places unclear.
A Tuesday evening meeting at the School of Art discusses reforming the Bege Cricket Club under Mayor Bead. A committee is to be formed to arrange the club, decide subscriptions, and set joining fees while planning the opening match against ALF on the second Saturday in October.
The judge awarded 430 marks to a plaintiff who alleged damages from an incident in Auburn area gardens. Hag Dizon of Automer IAill sought 60 compensation from War J Sharpe of AshBeld for garden damage including plants bushes and ornaments valued at £50.
A fragmented prose piece describes strange modern dance and performance scenes with scattered names and surreal imagery. The text references Thiele Haw and a writer, mentions hugs, bands, wrestlers, and an unclear sequence of events centered on dance and performance style. The wording is oblique and uncertain, compiling diverse vignettes into a single read.
A distorted OCR snippet mentions names and places in unclear context. It preserves no coherent event or outcome and lacks verifiable details for a concrete news item.
The telegrams report a resout of a bill to reprioritize for Rionism Territory, New Zealand loan activity of £ BA000 toward Palpatine restoration, ship arrivals and wrecks, a second loan to mount expenses, and a total of 800,000 for the amount. It notes the Assembly’s second reading on public works and claims of road damage, labor unrest, unemployment at 20,000 in the state, and a possible 40 industrial election reopenings. The New Zealand railage figure cites 41,760,000 last year. The Assembly carried a flat reading of Whaat Pool Bill.
The article reports posters urging men to join a new defense force amid mounting strike and labor tensions. It notes soldiers gathering, weapon depots, and police actions as part of a broader wartime mobilization while referencing Polish and Italian leadership meetings and ongoing miners' troubles in Britain.
Industrial Forest complains that liquor access is restricted while private distilling persists under prohibition. The discussion covers government controls, warehouse stock, and regional enforcement affecting distribution and legality. Strong entities include government, private distillers, and regional districts as the piece links policy to supply in the country.
Cantelo faces a Labtar Road match this afternoon with the senior Gym team set to meet Cobarga United in a cup tie. The forwards Winds Hood Smithy Garomey Bowell chuback Mitehill Oveke Whymen Alexander Millar and Collion O Neil Dickwow Mirchull Walker are listed for the Cup clash while Gym junior forwards Hoanee Rasen Wibtletde Barringlod toGreily Rheinberper Reilly Newton Midbped Carey Middieton Blyton Willies Cuidwell and Gomin are named for the later game.
Fragmented OCR summary lists items from land board proceedings in Hege Court House with names including P McGatye A Thrush A Nordstrow and V Reilly. Mentions 165 acre survey directed 20/5 60 acre 14 ore postponed and appeals of ospicel value. References rabbit proof fencing and perpetual trusts with various dates and acreages.
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An official notice informs owners and occupants that a government document Version Mu 154 page 4948 dated a prior date has been declared in a local area. The notice names involved parties and jurisdictions, referencing a community meeting and impending actions by local authorities.
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