Local Harvest Week and Court News From Section Two
An exclusive news item describes a long harvest period affecting plowing by farmers, with changes expected Thursday and Monday activity noted. It mentions Vine, Mr. and Mrs. Tosioot of Nubraska visiting, Knights of the Esquor gathering, and a Hawks victory credited to a player’s fine play. Captain Woe and new political figures are referenced, along with interwoven community updates and holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amting
Dylag
Musgey
Army
Mos
Toy Wammerawa
Wil
Tabor
Mr. Ball
Lettors
Nineasha
Bern
Luis Helba
Weather and floods disrupt sowing in Wellington district
Rain totals exceed five inches since Thursday, delaying wheat sowing as fields stay waterlogged. Farmers report muddy roads, damaged pastures, and saw-damage from locusts while communities adapt. a wedding in Sydney pulls locals, and frost is expected after the wet spell.
Cumnock District Reels From Heavy Weekend Rain
The Cumnock district endured a weekend of heavy rain from Thursday to Monday with about 64 inches recorded in the fall. Roads and mail service were disrupted while many cattle and farms faced flooding and influenza cases rose in town. The Cumnock football team could not play Molong due to conditions, and a ball at Malone Hospital raised funds at Laary's Hall with over 100 attendees and substantial donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumnock
Pndumonia
Winnie Tomalin
Graham
Molong
Tholy
Malone Hospital
Laary’s
Wedtmeday
Auccons
Prezent
Donutions
CURRA CREEK WEATHER AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Drought and harsh winter effects described with references to land, seedings, and local hardships. Mentions Moe Gore Wykes and Mina Huby with scattered details about town events and upcoming plans.
Dripstone Notes Weather Tides and Community Change
Dripstone reports of 2.75 inches of rain easing drought and boosting growth in herbage and crops. Town movements include Mr and Mrs Tixford and family leaving for Yeoval, while a new Anglican Church is planned with tenders invited for early construction and a hoped for completion this year. The stationmaster position remains unsettled amid rising rail traffic and a larger work load in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrv
Hat Wenue
Onder
Waibuwaya
Bournewood Baptist Sunday School exam results announced
Bournewood. The Bourne wood Baptist Sunday School examinations were revived during the week and proved satisfactory. Eleven pupils attended the exam and each gained the required marks. Thelma Wykon passed with honors after scoring well above the pass line. Superintendent Mr J D Wykes praised the results, noting it was the first exam held at the school. Rain! rain! Glorious rain! Seasonal rain brought relief as dark clouds gathered from the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournewood Baptist Sunday School
Thelma Wykon
J.d. Wykes
Heavy Rain Boosts Local Agriculture and Rail Stock Moves
A prolonged rainfall from Thursday night to Monday brought over three inches at the post office district, with other areas reporting showers south and southwest. Ground soaked and crops advancing, signaling a very abundant season as farmers note improved pasture growth. Railway logistics show sheep movements near Geurie and Wellington, with a Dubbo stock train planned to meet regional needs. Local postal worker changes and activity include Judy Webster returning home and new assignments in Stockinbine, while Constable Taylor’s efforts curb offences and strengthen law enforcement.
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Raitun
Makine Sons
Aas G. Morley
Trow
GeUrie
G Pan
Wellington
At &Wn
Geen
Bam
Flemington
Dubbo
Gamadiv
Google
Kain
Tua
Judy Webster
Gluby
Gourle
Teave
Stockinbine
Constable Taylor
Georle
Rain In Neurea-Baker’s Swamp Intensifies Over Days
Thursday evening brought heavy rain with thunder and continual downpour through Thursday night and into Friday. The pattern persisted into Saturday with intermittent showers in the forenoon and a steady, heavy rain by evening. Minor breaks occurred but rainfall continued into Monday with near steady precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Bodangora Rural News Shows Weather and Furlough Effects
Local notes from Bodangora report wet spells soaking crops and pastures, with the Wollington district benefiting while farms face water issues. Community updates cover illnesses, a polo tourney, a public dance fundraiser, school repairs, crop progress, and local farming chatter.
Yeoval Weather Beats Records With Prolonged Rainfall
Yeoval endures a four night and three day rain spell totaling GBR points the heaviest for such a period since records began. Over three inches fell in 24 hours, roads suffered repairs, and motorist troubles rose as the Little River rose washing away a lorry near Obley. Mail lorries and trains slowed or halted by slips and washouts, while Dr and Mrs Milow traveled from Sydney despite the floods. Several new buildings begin, mumps outbreaks worsen, and local sport notes report limited play with a tennis and football schedule.
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Stan King
Obley
Wellington
Parken
Milow
Sydney
Ted Johnson
Lev. Miller
Br. Connelly
Walter Armstrong
Miller
Herb Miler
M. Cavanagh
Molong
J. J. Bonn
Passings and Town News Stir Stuart Town
Stuart Town mourns Mrs Elles Dickerson who died Friday evening leaving five daughters and three sons, with Harry Edwards and Evy Puller among recent local tragedies. A rescue by Peter Lawson during a storm, a road project, Queen contest updates, and health notices fill the week as residents seek relief and support.
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Mra
Elles Dickerson
Loth Inez
Dickerson
Stuart Town
Loch Ponds
Devonshire
England
Indy
Light Fantastic
Wan
Jim Dunrmoore
Ditherson
Harry Edward
Peter Lawson
Peter Lawton
Peter
George Sullivan
Harry Clarke
Clarrie Edwards
Baby
Grange
Goolma hosts knockout football to aid league accident fund
Rain benefits farmers as two Indian records noted. Goolma prepares for July 12 knockout football under Mudgee U League at Goolma with Ambrose Ryan silver cup. Nominations close June 8 with Mr Hi Blacny. Doredoo cup won by Birthaway Club. results list matches. Farewell for Mr and Mrs John Ryan postponed. Mrs Robert Shearman dies after long illness in Gulgong Hospital. survivors include daughters Mrs Skinner Goalma Mrs Homan Mrs Deveigne Nellie Shearman Goolea Mrs Martin Cobbara and Mrs J Refer Binneeny.
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Mudgee U League
Goolme
Ambrose Ryan
Lithgow
Coonabarabran
John Ryan
Robert
Shearman
Gulgong
Cocoawud
He Skinner
Goalma
J. Homan
Rain and road damage slow traffic and farms rejoice
A standy cooklup rain began Thursday evening and continued intermittently into Monday. Registration showed about 2 inches of rainfall, the best so far this year, boosting pasture and grass growth. Farmers smile while motorists suffer on poor roads, and the Cocammile sail route faces disruption due to the Dubbo Molong section washing out. The new Government pledges cut High School fees and back to 44 hours a week, with salaries rising by about 200 pounds per year for some workers.
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Rowle
Macquarie Shire
Courmmble
Australia
Ton
Thurailay
Une
Cocammile
Huy
Nanua
Teumpetn
Flooding Hits Apsley District After Heavy Rainfall
After several days of heat and cold nights a spell of soaking rain swept the district. The Bell River rose to one foot above summer level by Monday afternoon as debris and dead animals drifted downstream. Some stock moved to safety with no stock losses yet reported. The main road near Apsley school flooded to over a foot, with portions of land belonging to Gardiner Stinson and Zain inundated. Despite damage to the road, land benefited from the rain. early sowing showed green growth and the East Lynne team has been active. Local residents hope shire engineers will consider a higher flood‑proof road.
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Bell River
Apsley School
Mewes Gardiner
Stinson
Zain
Wellington
Apuley
Gallen
Oak Dressing Yabien Lands Seven Passenger Hudson
Oak product Yabien just landed a seven passenger Hudson model advertised as cheap. Hl Darcy Walker appears in a brief line noting a buyer or dealer, followed by a stray exclamation fragment.
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Hudson
Darcy Walker
Phew
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