Storms and wind hit Emerald area amid fires and damage
Severe storms around Weunesuay and Liueneaio brought very strong winds, destroying walls and causing bushfire risk in districts. Marmadilla Homestead burned near Minerva, now owned by British Feed Corporation, while Rockhampton and Springside residents faced medical emergencies and property loss. Christmas tree events raised funds at Methodist Church, Convent School, Emerald Sub-Branch of the RSL, and local church stalls. Obituaries note former Postmaster Reuben Smakzh and school headmaster Erner Kingsbury. Council discusses pump, piping, and river works with the Electricity Commission and National Engine agents in ongoing infrastructure planning.
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Weunesuay
Lieuneaio Whyel Nati Ang
Meneruid
Xauiald
AL Loenuiead An
Toch Tell
Capella
Luyvaye
Hulberstone
Glen
Marmadilla
British Feed Corporation
Minerva
Springside
Fayin
Rockhampton
Mia
Flo
Rowse
Chrisias
Nus Belle
Irene Baker
R.S.L
Memorial Hall
Sante Claus
M. W. Munro
Thurslay Mht
Ren
Buffalo Ledge
Te Wan
Membuts
Kcitta
Pat Howatt
N. Hill
Elon
Zastment
Morin
Emerald
Reuben Smakzh
An. Bristane
Emerald al Tis
Wo Sone
Claude
Colin
Brisbane
V. McGinley
D. Zinglemann
Ipawich
Marjorie Smith
Erner Kingsbury
Maryborough
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