Storms and Floods Hit Agricultural Districts
Reports from agricultural districts describe heavy rain since Saturday with high registrations at various sites. Flooding is widespread, Moora suffers severely while Midland railway washaways disrupt train service and repairs proceed. Mullewa and Yuna lines also suffer washouts impacting services. Heavy soaking halts farming operations across many areas.
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Moora
Midland Railway
Geraldton
Mullewa
Yuna
Weather and Flooding Disrupt Geraldton District Travel
The storm has produced heavy rain and strong winds across the Geraldton district, flooding rivers and collapsing bridges. Rail and road travel face major delays as crews repair washed-out lines and several routes are rendered impassable, forcing diversions and late journeys.
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Staruy
Natwring
Kumbiy
Mantas
Torsday
Walkaway
Whelarr
Dongarra
Maliowa
Nulawa
Yorn
Nortrene
Yul Yoo
Pinitne Warangs
Morawa
Perenjari
Caron
Tall Moora
Riana
Whelarra
Weather Bureau
Wohaar
Vuin
Wooltedy
Afana
Narnfinpton
Chapman Mian Fanti
Greenough m Demgerra
Nangetty
Mingy
Porenjori
Yahoo
Ateady
Ratan Dly
Lujan
Bome
Ervoka
Geraldton Northampton
Greenough
Chapman
Niwnon Amt
Nahawa
Otto Naimwa
Erin
Nanson
Narra Tare
Fai
Rainwash Disrupts Rail Service Across Regions
Railways report heavy rains causing washaways from Gerandton to north areas leading to delays and service disruption. In Gerablton district the Mutlewatertdtan area remains flooded with track washouts blocking lines. An excursion train from Gerstein faced disruption on Sunday as weather continued to affect travel and local football players were noted in the affected area.
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Gerandton
Gerablton
Gerstein
Rough Conditions In 3 Harbour Rescue Efforts
In rough seas at three harbours a vessel named Can Mar Navish and crew faced heavy swell. Moorings were tested as the ship dragged and struck, causing damage to the cleary whnert and netting while sailors aboard worked to secure the craft. Repairs and further assessments were required after the night incident.
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Navish
Kuitlay
Uresa
Rivera
Woods Great Peppermint Cure For Children's Macking Cough
A historic ad copy touts Woods peppermint treatment as a remedy for a child’s persistent coughing. The promotion claims soothing effects and emphasizes ease of use for families seeking quick relief.
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Woods
Damage halts Chan MaeTuyish voyage awaiting repairs
The captain reports the voyage is retarded as a bowing fault is investigated to identify the crew’s inability to proceed. Repairs are underway but the extent of damage to the wheel and stem may keep the vessel out of service until the damage is fully assessed and fixed.
Heavy rainfall disrupts roads and river crossings near Mingenew
A severe storm drenched Mingenew and surrounds, driving water across roads and rail lines. The Irwin River near Dongarra overflowed, stranding travelers and halting spring travel while farm work stalled on saturated soil. Authorities reported rapid water fall and warned of further flooding if rains persist.
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Bunawat
Maine
Miniatiere
Rulyert
Murtha
Dongarra
Irwin
Perth
Warragades
Floods and washaways disrupt railways and roads
Weary rains swept the area on June 4 causing floods and washouts. Many homes forced to flee, planes and main routes under water, and trains delayed as the railway line at Gotha and nearby routes faced two feet of water.
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Gotha
Wooguu
Aliatriet
Train delays and river rise stall Western line
A disrupted service on the Western line causes slow progress as a shipment of sheep is rerouted to Wednesday’s metropolitan market. The river is rising, rail traffic shows slower speeds, and a bridge wait delays trains reaching Mingwurw around nine o'clock tonight.
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Tewin
Berth
Weather forecast for unsettled coastal regions today
Forecast warns of further showers across western and south western coastal areas with unsettled conditions. Strong west to south west winds affect coastal districts, with showers easing in the northeast as winds shift and conditions remain variable today.
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Raxtal Arens
Aphenjtural
Guldiehins
Southavent
Last Week's Rains Across the Western Belt
The May period saw variable rainfall from Derby to the West Kimberley with showers in the Hight.er region and along the pastoral belt. Water shortages and shortages of tender water were reported as streams and creeks carried rain into the coast, while Aug weather briefly appeared and rain affected Herth in the afternoon on the Sar.
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Weather Bureau
Derby
Kimberley
Buel
Dame
Ant
Herth
Engagement six announced in Dorert district
The report notes the engagement of six individuals in Dorert district, detailing names and family ties. It mentions care for health, a hospital operation, and hopes for recovery, with local officials and agricultural society figures involved in visits and upcoming meetings. The text references hospital treatment, visits by Mr May and others, and anticipated return to normal health.
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Dorert
Mra A.nes
Guralltin
Te Lealie
Ays Men
Cureell
W Winhieipat
W. Harrop
Airy Haren
Geraldo
Harroy Jooking —Church
Noo. Tay
Harroy
Samy
Chivndie
Gernbiltin
Moora Plight After A Torrential Rain In Southern Town
Moora experiences unexpected flooding from a heavy downpour on Saturday. Gaedinee Street residents evacuated as water rose in homes and streets. Train services disrupted with delays between Geraldton and Moyambwr and washaways blocking passage until repairs.
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Gerakdian
Esnainims
Geraldton
Ghigin
Wathen
Moyambwr
Bulli Election Result Shows Voter Tilt Toward Candidates
In Bulli the election produced a clear initial lead for one candidate amid a close contest. The report notes figures and party affiliations, with a first count indicating a preference pattern among voters and laying out the immediate outcome.
Commonwealth and States Federal Attitude Revealed
Melbourne reports federal and state positions on budget disclosure. The Commonwealth would not present next year’s financial statement to the Federal Council, while the Assistant Treasurer agreed to reveal figures if the States wished. South Australian Premier Butler argued sovereign rights were being violated by the Federal Government.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Nit
Jian Council
Azalea’ Representa. Nivea
Canberra Debates at Loan Council Meeting Focuses on Constitution
Canberra discussion centers on funding 1934 Mutton Nudgets and a proposed convention to review the Constitution. The Premier's Conference in Melbourne will address constitutional reform, with political parties weighing implications for Australian policy.
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Canberra
Loan Council
Melbourne
Katanning footballer dies after injury in match
Katanning reports a football injury when George Armstrong was struck during a scrum. He was briefly able to resume play, later collapsed and was taken to hospital where he died of cerebral hemorrhage after an operation.
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George Armstrong
Armstrong
Weber
West Australian Football League defeat noted in harsh weather
In heavy rain at Habiaco yesterday the visiting Colifielda Anoeiation Team triumphed over the West Australian league side by 18 goals 14 behinds to 28 points. The match was dominated by bad conditions and the home team showed poor form.
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Perth
Goldfields
West Australian National Football League
Colifielda
Gome
Habiaco Yentoruay
Bradford wool trade prosperity returns to wool industry
London dispatch reports a return of prosperity to the wool trade with activity in Mendfort and Kingston, as demand for novelty goods to the Americas grows and the industry anticipates renewed profits amid cautious outlooks.
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London
Kindford
Mendfort
Stare
Larne
Americas
Rail line holds up in heavy rain near Mingenew
Fragmentary report notes rail service disrupted by rising water along the Perth to Geraldton route. Ballast erosion and water seepage at a 205 mile point near Moora slow mail trains and threaten onward progress toward Perth.
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Mingenew
Cangerra
Artin
Tia
Moora
Perth
SNK
Norrow
Mingenew Co
Pye Myris
Letter to the Editor on Government inquiries and poll access
A reader laments uneven access to government inquiries and voting information. They note shortages of resources for rural counties versus cities and accuse officials of favoring urban centers. The writer condemns delays, urging equitable distribution of documents and routes for public notice and participation.
Crawford wins French hard court tennis final in heat
In the May French hard court event at Auten, Crawford of Australia defeated Corker in a tense final, showcasing superb form and delivering a trio of aces. The match featured midcourt rallies and loud crowds as Crawford dominated from the start.
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Crawford
Australia
al Hoatay
Maruh
Crawford Ean
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Salah
Botti
Couet
Midland Line Report on Damaged Section Repaired
Fragmentary notice reports a group repairing a damaged portion of the Midland Line after a four o'clock return to a location named The Wiellaxttein. Details are incomplete but indicate gang activity and restoration work on the track.
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Ming + Thin
Gang Hau
Wicherina Reservoir Spill Forecast After Heavy Rains
Heavy weekend rainfall caused a surge into Wicherina Reservoir. Due to the catchment area's maturity the reservoir may receive better water flow than during lighter falls. Forecasts suggest the reserve could fill this season as creeks run strong.
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Wicherina
Rough Weather Delays Fremantle Steamer Departure
The mini steamer Nemonde leaving Fremantle was delayed by rough weather until 6 AM. Perth reports scattered conditions as crews await clearer seas.
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Perth
Janett
Nemonde
Fremantle
Sam. Luding
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