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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
7
The note urges ongoing effort for Wellington with Christmas near. It claims every dollar spent on improvements today will quickly double property value, stressing continued work and investment.
When a man asks you to do something wrong and repeats the ask, note it as a sign not of loyalty but of poor character. The passage warns that such pressure reveals a false friend and should be recorded as a moral judgment.
The item touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as tested during influenza epidemics with claims of preventing pneumonia when used timely. It notes sales through dealers and reflects Texas interest in hog farming and bacon production, implying future growth for the industry.
Hogs have small stomachs and favor grain over roughage. Do not feed too concentrated feeds. a little bran can dilute heavier feeds. Cut clover or alfalfa hay may be used for the same purpose.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of pneumonia defense and procurement. The text mentions sale of a product by dealers, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full incident summary.
A local writer extols Wellington for its harmonious enterprise and friendly community. The piece argues that fair minded people should commend the town and deplore any harsh criticism of its spirit.
Many persons suffer a persistent cough after influenza. The cough can be promptly cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and should not be allowed to run on. Sold by all dealers.
A fragment urges the town to keep up steady effort to raise prosperity. It argues prices and trade must rise in some spots, while others resist. It asks if residents want a prosperous town and invites trader Bid to contribute to shared progress.
A Louisiana reader writes to Merv dai TH Stall urging Texas settlers to move, noting abundant land resources and water. The letter praises local papers, contrasts idle cut‑over lands with open pastures for cattle and other livestock, and urges energetic men to develop natural resources.
The report notes a Senior League Programme on abstinence and strength titled Miss Jan Isabelle Long aet reads Dans Cor. Leaders comment on religious training and church support. Investments and food ethics are discussed by Mr Ilic McNaes and Mr Benest with mentions of Gantvole and Arnold.
A church records Tim joining as an able preacher and worker to direct the congregation along lines of rectitude and high moral standards, expressing hope he will be pleased with their city and liturgy.
For sale at all bookstores or postpaid on receipt of price 50 cents. Canadian Texas notice by MacDonald and Co. A present idea for sweetheart family and friends.
The fragment appears truncated and lacks clear event or names to summarize. It references a neighborhood or home and state context but provides no actionable details or entities to form a proper news card.
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