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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
7
A rugged rural note foresees a lively summer with a good wheat crop and nationwide money. It predicts high demand for hired help, bustling harvest activity, and a strong sense of living in the country’s chosen agricultural heart.
Merchants and clerics urge action to choose and purchase early while blessings are promised. The fragmented note emphasizes selecting goods and completing a purchase promptly amid urging phrases.
A terse note outlines Boldyall dealers' efforts to secure Chamberlain’s aid amid ongoing troubles. The text emphasizes pride in cures and steady progress despite obstacles.
A Chicago judge counsels women to leave husbands who overindulge in whiskey and notes home remedies and cheap liniment cures. The piece jokes about barrels and treats sprains as common, praising Chamberlains Liniment for fast relief in days. It then shifts to national politics, stating the monetary commission report and postal savings banks legislation await the report and new currency law.
J J Dukeminier authored a splendid write up of Collingsworth County noting its 1800 organization date and initial eighty seven voters. The article highlights cattle as the principal early industry and describes broad prairie grazing and frontier settlement driven by farmer pioneers and stock raising.
The text describes Collingsworth County’s fertile northwest sand hills with deep sandy soil and pure water, contrasts with black loam lands in the southeast suitable for wheat and feed crops, notes no railroad yet but good prospects, and highlights Wellington as county seat with a thriving town, schools, water works, and local industry plus harsh winters and spring dust storms.
In a heartfelt note from the Woman’s Mission, the bereaved husband and family are tendered sympathy as they mourn the loss of a devoted sister. The notice consolingly states she has not gone forever and promises a reunion when crossing the bar.
The document notes a 640 acre lot at Ney known as the Maj. Davenport home place. It questions price per acre and whether Mr. Worley will leave the county, while welcoming Mr. Doulin to the county. Glenn-Blain Hdwe Co. offers half bushel measures.
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