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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
10
Joe Roundtree will hold a farm sale at the Old Tom Benton place one mile east and two miles south of South Lune on Wednesday December 12. Free coffee will be served and John W. Jackson will serve as auctioneer. The sale features a long list of livestock and farm implements to be auctioned.
Henry Ford signed an order to spend 5.5 million dollars on capital improvements at the Ford Motor Dearborn and River Rouge plants. The package includes a 110,000 kilowatt generator a high pressure boiler a 15 000 kilowatt turbine and related equipment. The upgrades double power capacity for steam generation and widen operation scope tied to steel plant expansion at the Rouge. Industry observers call it the largest recent capital outlay and a bold future move by Ford.
The notice states a Samnorwood play coordinated from page one will raise funds for the Samnorwood athletic fund. It mentions an adsulasion change and invites the public to attend the performance.
Voting boxes will be placed at Aberdeen Round Up China Grove Rolla Swearingen Memphis Swearingen Abrain Office Plymouth Schoolhouse Nicholson Elm Walier and County line north communities. Committeemen oversee voting with A O Sweat A N Wiseman Noel Cudd Wood Colman Co W Prutts and Wile Knoll in charge at designated sites.
S White reports on Shinnery community at Shinnery school house. P Cummings covers Buck Creek and Wilmuleer communities at Buck Creek school house. Frank Ford discusses Dodsonville and Kel- areas.
Committeemen named district polling places in Dodgenville and surrounding communities to hold a standard election with voters voting in their home districts. Time and place set for Friday December 14, 1094, at 9 am to 1 pm per government rules. Bankhead Act notes clarify contracts and obligations for cotton acreage reductions through 1935.
Samuel Mellor of Chicago was fined for being drunk after claiming a manhole cover was aphonograph record.
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