District Weather and Local News Quiet Weather and Travel Notes
The district faces continued dry weather with no rain and scarce stock feed. A Friday night storm at Dynevor Downs brought 19 points of rain. Elo had 4 points the same night, but no rain in town. Several residents travel or return from Brisbane for medical or personal reasons amid sickness from the cold snap.
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Bulloo
Dynever Downs
Elo
Moodlay
W. Clayton
C. Emery
Brisbane
Hi. Green
the Lake
Charneville
Mizuel Mad
Ivy Green
J. H. Easton
F. J. McCormack
Walhowa
Ebusult
J. O. Kennedy
Cowm
Cowra
Morven Weather Relief and Community Struggles Report
Rev Lang led a Morven service amid a stormy night with low attendance. An inch and a half of rain fell at Ivanhoe Downs and Steyn, causing roof and yard damage. Sheep move to better pastures. town lacks a hall hindering entertainments and fundraising. cricket club perseveres with a married men beat singles match led by Capel and Gordon.
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Lang
Charleville Presbyterian Cherek
Morven
Ivanhoe Downs
Aml Steyn
Ivanhoe
Mor Tay
Mesars
Fic'nich
Betrose
Saunders
Bandon
Tows Ac
K. Capel
K. Gordon
Storm damages and local notes at Augathella
A heavy storm last week caused major damage in Augathella. A large glass window at Mr. Goorvy's store was destroyed and floodwaters filled lagoons and water holes. Claren Park reported 150 points, with water extending four months. Dr. Flynn plans a month holiday. Dr. Theil to cover his duties. Other items cover travel, school additions, a church concert on March 16, and livestock movements including 4,000 sheep moved from Nive Downs and 40,000 sheep to be sheared at multiple stations.
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Adgathella
Mr. Elsom
Brisbane
Dex Andrews
Fortene
Father Donowan
Tennem
W. Lewis
Nive Downs
H.thenas
Gladys Vale
Plevna Downs
Trthomnarra
Barford
Erinvale
Warrego Graziers Hear Plans For Stock Routes and Rail
Warrego Graziers Association held its annual meeting to discuss stock route improvements, fodder rebates, and an urge to establish a high power relay station in Western Queensland. They praised the amalgamation of state grower groups and urged action on delayed payments, transport issues, and the Brisbane abattoir strike impact on western stock owners.
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Assorks- Hom
Geociathe
Queensland Cattle Growers’ Association
Warrego Grociem Association
Associa
Bolls
Australian Froadcasting Commission
Postmaster General
Queensland
J. A.J. Hunter
Warrego Graziers Association
Brisbanie Abattoirs
Land
Quilpie Weather and Local News Bulletin
Dusty weather gave way to a cool change in early week. Adavale resident Mrs Thompson was admitted to Quilpie Hospital. Shire Council and Hospital Board met over the weekend. Train arrivals include Mrs Smaldon and several others. departures note Mr Bartlett’s transfer to Woodford. Visitors to town list numerous residents from Adavale and Terachie. Stock movements report thousands of wethers and cattle traveling to markets, with drivers and owners named.
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Thompson
Adavale
Unilpie
Quilpie Hospital
Smaldon
Tom Siamdon
E. Hansen
Mises H. Cramp
PD. Hansen
F. Tally
Lindsay Peeier
Nickavilla
R. J. Breene
Eromanga
F. Tully
Terachie
Deno Jue
Messrs
F. J. Peeter
Wailyah
J. R Wade
Avonvilla
J. Prescell
Granville
B. Rotletge
Mobile
Arnsche
Misa Stewart
Warrabin
Ben William
Quilple
Howite
Orthevin
Stokes
McCarthy
Swae
Hamilton
Forbes, and
Martin
Wethers
Redleich
J. Crawford
W. Morris
Copal
A. Denbar
A.C. Dunbar
Adavale Social fades as residents depart for Brisbane
Ada vale residents shared social farewells at a Carewell gathering where Mr J Wade presented Mr Helton a gold watch and Mrs Helton received a silver milk jug. The couple left for Brisbane to reside, with many local figures noting best wishes and recent illnesses and travels among townsfolk.
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Adavale
Merv Hellion
Carewell
J. Wade
Mr Helton
A. Wade
Waska Hill
Bryan
Glencoe
FO Power
Charleville
Mir Power Pear
Heomedon
Power
Miss Wade
Wade
Ethel Junin
Gympl
Wakioney
Stella Vale
Harties
Mile
Ad Milroy
Mee Power
Hemooloe
Miex Haxter
Fartley
Wander Aire Cnaily
Mies
Meco
Bryan Ifaica
Brva
Eiverice
Cement and building materials price list update
Trade notice lists Best Portland cement to Queenslamd Government speciation small lots at 4/9 per bag or 5/12/6 per ton. Aliso in casks 20/-. Paints from Crowe and Blundell Spence at 11/6 per gallon, Fibro Cement Sheets 2/6 per sq yd less 3%. Plywood offered at low prices. Galvanized corrugated iron 160 tons newly landed at 2/6 ft. For fallest of iron, write.
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Portland
Queenslamd
Blundell Spence's
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