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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
4
A garbled tale recounts Lord Kitchener dismissing an eager suitor claiming kinship two generations back. The dialogue blurs with wartime Whitehall banter about commissions and potential rewards for sons or daughters, hinting at courtly intrigue after the South African War.
A financial note warns that about 22,000,000 in state loans will push interest costs up to an estimated 300,000 annually after conversion. The piece criticizes borrowing at war rates, project spending, and implies higher taxes or prices fall on workers as the burden shifts to producers, urging an end to the government’s financial path.
Budget Office call appears in a truncated plea involving Mie, Hedy, and Violet Pade and a request related to stamps and media data. The readable fragments suggest an administrative notice or filing request. Further details are unclear due to missing text.
An old advertisement for B J Pell's Furniture Depot promotes oak and pine furniture including dining chairs wardrobes and dressers. It lists kitchen dressers wardrobes wire catches and meat sales along with a claim of low prices and a broad stock. The copy mentions extended hours including Friday nights until 9.
Fragmentary OCR text mixes carpet linoleum and cloth phrases with garbled foreign words. It reads like an item list or catalog fragment with scattered names and unclear context. The readable bits offer no clear event or people to anchor a news summary.
Daily timetable with travel to Moruya except Sundays. Service runs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Overnight stop at Morays. From Moruya onward to Nowra on Wednesday Friday and Monday. From Nowra to Eden daily including Sundays.
A Monday night Sydney Town Hall gathering faced disruption as a group opposed to conscription or disorderly agitators released ants into the crowd. The ants, carried in wooden match boxes, were half opened and hurled among attendees, causing discomfort but not mass panic. Police or organizers did not stop the incident, and the crowd remained largely seated while the disturbance unfolded.
A fragmentedOCR item hints at a quirky local tale linking a salon, peculiar names, and a dramatic exchange. The readable bits mention Iowa, a breakup line, and phrases that suggest a social or cultural rumor circulating in a small community.
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