Rabbit Victims of Flood
DENILIQUIN, Friday.— Employees of the famous Boonoke Stud merino property yesterday killed more…
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Money For Roads Flood-Damaged
“As the floods caused great damage to roads and bridges, one of the earliest tasks must be…
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A sharp storm struck Inverell on Wednesday afternoon and 48 points of rain were recorded. This rain was appreciated…
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WINNIPEG, Monday.—Thousands of flood fighters are [?] to rebuild broken dykes along the banks of the Red River, which has flooded part of Winnipeg and every town but one upstream between this city and the…
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QUEBEC, Monday.—At least eight persons lost their lives in a fire which raged unchecked late yesterday in the [?] of Rimouski, population 11,000. [?] whipped by a gale, had destroyed 300…
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Thousands of flood fighters are toiling to rebuild broken dykes along the banks of the Red…
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WINNIPEG, Monday.—Thousands of flood fighters are toiling to rebuild broken dykes along banks of the Red River which has flooded part of Winnipeg and every town but one upstream between this city and the United States…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Four lives were lost and at least a dozen other persons are missing in floods which raged yesterday through the central section of North America, stretching from southern Nebraska to…
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Four lives were lost and at least a dozen other persons are missing in floods which raged…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Four lives were lost, and at least a dozen other persons are missing in floods which raged yesterday through the…
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The promise by the Railway Department to floodlight the Guyra railway trucking yards is a long time being…
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WINNIPEG, Friday.—Canadian army troops fought a battle of the bridges yesterday to keep the main traffic arteries open to thousands of women and children fleeing the flood waters of the rampaging Red River…
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Canadian Army troops fought a battle of bridges yesterday to keep the main traffic arteries open…
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WINNIPEG, Friday: Canadian army troops fought a “battle of the bridges” yesterday to…
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WINNIPEG, Monday.—Twelve thousand citizens left this flooded city yesterday, but authorities said that the evacuation pace was…
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Twelve thousand citizens left this flooded city yesterday, but the authorities said that the evacuation pace…
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WINNIPEG, Wednesday.—Although the flood threat from the swollen Red River to Winnipeg decreased slightly yesterday, the…
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WINNIPEG, Wednesday.— Although the flood threat from the swollen Red River to Winnipeg decreased…
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WINNIPEG, Friday.—Heavy winds pounded the flood waters of the Red River against the sudden dykes of this battered…
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WINNIPEG, Friday.—Heavy winds pounded the flood waters of the Red River against the sodden dykes of this battered city yesterday, and mass evacuation may still be necessary…
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