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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
2
The text discusses strikes and labor actions, urging stringent penalties and government intervention. It cites MPs and ministers pushing to curb strikes, regulate union activity, and justify punitive measures against workers and leaders to maintain order and productivity.
A long, fragmented report covers labor unrest, parliamentary sparring, and public works plans in Australia. It notes strikes by wheeler workers, government considerations on rail and sewerage projects, ministerial travel, and debates over policy such as post, trade, and coronation visits, with mentions of figures like the Prime Minister and other officials.
Fragmented report notes a Sydney telegram on political sparring over radio policy and treatment debates. Mentions premier's stance on colonial matters, Liberals and opposition figures, and a violent poisoning incident harming three children in Portes with one dead.
The report from Camp I in London notes discussions about a retirement topic tied to a Moroccan issue and anticipated signings. The piece references German papers and wartime sentiment, including critics of war and alleged plots. A Vienna crowd amid looting and police clashes is described along with reports of a vast crowd and arson rumors.
From Our Correspondents reports light spring weather at Prea ja ai ML. Mentioned events include a blocked route near Yarubutta, a mail delivery incident, and a nearby school-like gathering. Reports cover a beet group gathering, a cultural event, and a wood-chopping contest with winners Herman and W Branks. A death notice for Mr. Thomas Liston notes his long service in Mago and his funeral at Mago cemetery.
Brown, Sharpe and Blacker report a large turnout at Wandlta Helday sale with strong competition. 192 head of cattle sold including dairy cows, heifers, yearlings, and pigs, with prices from 1 15 to 28 par head and notable gains for store cows and springing animals. Pigs, goats, and horses featured among assorted livestock. dairy plant and tax allowances cleared at good prices.
The Shire Council and Tuulay Bhive Council members reported on audits and road works near Eden. Engineers described progress at Slan Jay's Creek and Mack's Daily Hall with repairs underway and safety checks in place. Road closures and bridge tasks were discussed, with staff to report on imminent actions and compliance with regulations.
A garbled report covers racing and football results across Wollongong and Melbourne venues. Winners include Tamonwondle in the antler event and Bolt races by Ball X Jets, with July dates and profits cited. The piece mentions Victorian fundraising plans, a gymnastic football setup for next year, and various club figures, while noting racing outcomes and committee appointments.
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