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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
11
Personal Harold Leach in Weatherford with parents for Thanksgiving. Various locals, including Mrs. C B Satier of Sydney and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Altus, visited relatives. Students from A & C in Abilene and WT in Canyon spent breaks with hometown families. Travel and family gatherings noted in numerous Shamrock, Vernon, Dallas, and Fort Worth connections.
Mereford prize winners mark the exhibition with M Taargent and Hons of this city at the fair. Gubbeck Fair captured 28 first places amid 23 classes for Hereford cattle, securing top prizes and notable placings.
Gonzales County turkey growers plan to market 160000 eggs to northern buyers next season at about 9 to 11 cents per egg. Texas A and M College specialist BN Holm in touch with buyers as farmers convene to decide on the plan.
Harrell Hancock, a 4-H club boy from Oak Ridge Bastrop County, sold 309.85 dollars worth of watermelons from his club demonstration. Millington, the farm demonstration agent, reports the achievement as part of local youth farming efforts.
Bert Tuggle brother of Mrs Paul Hardy died last week in Dallas and was buried in Duncan Oklahoma. He is survived by his wife and two children Alberts and Lloyd Tuggle. The family now resides at Duncan and those attending the funeral included Mr and Mrs Gerald Hardy Mrs Jack Harper Mr and Mrs Paul Mardy and Harold Hardy.
At the Texas State College for Women two students start a long desired hope chest and crochet bedspreads on a bus despite mockery from peers. With 42 blocks finished and 97 more to go the effort draws hidden enrollments and the campus debates old fashioned ways.
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