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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
1
A Canyon coach earns respect for upholding standards by benching three top backfield players who broke training rules before a sectional championship game with McLean. He risked fan ire and blame to keep football on a high plane, underscoring clean sportsmanship in Texan schools.
A government note from the department head Q. Puttin and party expert Sopeg Greed describes shifts in feed and food demand. Milk hay consumption rose about 12 percent while wheat flour fell over 20 percent and corn cereal dropped over 60 percent. The hog, dairy cattle, and poultry are highlighted as the most efficient food producers per unit of feed, guiding farmers to prioritize cows sows and hens.
The piece surveys former leaders like Washington Adams Jefferson and Monroe. It notes Adams constitutional service at 85 and Taft as Chief Justice while Monroe served as a Virginia justice of the peace. It contrasts Grant's failed banking venture with memoirs and Tyler's Confederate ties.
A 1920s style critique argues coeds from New York to California resist scandal mongering in movies. It notes rising home economics classes, washing machine work, and shifts toward educated homemakers while mocking excessive virtue culture and public interest in dog fighting crowds.
Dozier School staff and patrons plan a record year with teachers like Mr and Mrs C G Brown and Mrs Hunsaker guiding students. Senior girls and boys defeated Lelaboya with scores 9 29 and 8 13. Local families and visitors attend funerals and travels across Shamrock Wellington and Claude for events and school activities.
Mo and Mrs. Wow Sugg and family Mrs Henry Singley and family Mr and Mrs E B A Singley and family express thanks to friends and neighbors for rituals and condolence received during their recent sorrow.
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