Bushfires and floods threaten Emerald region lands
Local reports describe continued bushfires near Emerald Downs and Cudenwarra with outbreaks at Theresa Creek and Lara. The Selma Weir near Emerald may supply town water, now 16 feet deep, holding up to 20 feet, while cool spells and rain absence persist. Two brothers injured in tree felling near Anakie. a homestead fire at Glendarwell is contained. A 75 year old retiree from Donegal, Maude MacGinley Sullivan, dies in Queensland. Cattle sale canceled due to low bookings. Black Soil Itch noted. Emerald CWA meeting elects officers and notes hostel fund status.
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Selma
Springawee
Beaseneagan
Noroa
Emerald
Emerall
Emerald Downs
Cudenwarra
Emerald Council
Theresa Creek
Lara
T. J. Cullen
Codenwarra
T. C. Daniell
Glengallen
Ottulor
Glendarkiwell Homestead
Glendarwell
Timmins
James
P. Harth
Anakie
Leslie
J. J. Mac Ginley
Madee
Oindle School
Eewomba
Sie
Donegal
Jeremiah Sullivan
Springsure
Pittworth
Manly
Shane
Dixon
Lermont
ALP
Australia
J. H. Loch
Ced
Brisbane
Percy
C.W.A
O'Rourke
T. C. Daniels
Gibeon
Meadames B. Skelton
E. G. Bell
N. Plowman
Meechimer Nielson
Marshall
H. Dennis
Winton Shire Council Grants Water Rights and Purchases Policy
Council meeting decisions include resuming water facility control if caretakers fail to act, endorsing leases, and naming Middleton as best watering site. Purchases will be spread among local firms, tyres included, with protest noted against single-source repairs. Road works progress across multiple routes. Safety measures raise water tower height and restrict under-14 access. Alsatian dog bylaws stay. interference issues addressed. temporary COR depot permit granted.
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Stock Routes
Winton Shire
W. Ash
Apsley
Butcher's Creek
Rum Creek
Middleton
Messrs. M. Brushe
N. Lenton
W. Gillespie
A. Thompson
J. Maddison
Stamford
Muttaburra
Olio
Malboona
Wanocra
Donald Downs
Wongan
Ascot
Ayrshire Downs
Wando
Mayne
Windy Start Gives Way to Warmer Days In Julia Creek
Weather eased from very windy conditions last week in Julia Creek as temperatures rose. Local reports note calmer days ahead with sustained warmth and upward trends.
School Committee Meeting Highlights and Matters Discussed
Mr J Kaeser chaired the State School Committee meeting in the absence of Mr J P Green. The head teacher Mr J C Wilson announced three new power points and two lighting points for the building and thanked Mr J C Carden Collins for a silver cup donated for inter house competition. The frust issue for free distribution to pupils was in poor condition with up to sixty percent to be re allocated. The new age based admission rule for next year allows six year olds born in 1953 to start school at year beginning. A special meeting was set for Ing u a D own threw her B Week. Secretary Jones resigned and Mr Kaeser assumed secretarial duties.
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J. Kaeser
J. P. Green
J. C. Wilson
Department of Public Instruction
J. C. Carden- Collins
Bezuma
Jones
Tulane
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