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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
6
Readable text shows partial phrases about time travel and a cryptic identifiers. No clear events, names, or locations are present to form a coherent summary.
Shamrock Texas July 30 Two brothers Lowell and Horace Tadley were struck by lightning while hoeing cotton four miles south of Shamrock. They were within fifteen feet of the absence during the storm. Lowell suffered more severe shocks, both brothers were knocked unconscious. Horace regained consciousness after about forty minutes and went for water and help. A farmer carried the still unconscious Lowell to the house. A doctor said a small clot of blood formed above Horace’s eye and he had brief fits. He remained unconscious about three hours, later recovering with weakness. The younger brother was unharmed.
A Estelline Red River test indicates a breakthrough at 508 feet after penetrating blue shaly strata, with drill entering sand eight feet deeper and showing strong indications of a strike. Citizens are excited as Hall County Herald notes the possible oil discovery and local turmoil amid the news.
The Texas Drilling Company in Wellington offers $150000 capital, 3000 shares, and a plan to purchase heavy rigs and drill at depths up to 5000 feet on cash basis. Proposals include 3.5 foot holes at $15 per foot and 50 50 contracts on multiple acre-scale properties, led by experienced businessmen and a former roughneck geologist.
The Red Cross and county units seek owners of unclaimed items and misentries. Officials urge anyone who believes their property may be held to contact the Adjutant General’s office in Washington with identifying details to arrange return.
Teachers and parents see the value of hot school lunches as home demonstration agents from the U S Department of Agriculture and state callers promote meals. The article notes broader community awareness and a rising need for hot lunches in schools.
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