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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
1
The Ritz Theatre in Wellington hosts El-Wyn's Spook Party with a midnight show on Wednesday. The program begins at 11:15 p.m. with the feature Cheating Cheaters, a mystery thriller famed for startling effects.
Mr and Mrs J C Claunch and others attended court in Wellington regarding the Dowdy Station robbery last September. Several local residents visited relatives and several social visits occur in the area.
Wellington editor hails Collingsworth County for collecting old toys for repair and distribution to needy children. Readers urged to bring toys and magazines to the Leader office, noting relief funds and jail outreach as part of the program.
A reader laments a bird dog craze in town claiming the dogs cause chaos at home and in the streets. The writer recalls a neighbor's pup that chewed chickens, caused sleepless nights, and even escaped fences, concluding the town is no place to raise bird dogs and noting dry conditions for hunting.
An advertisement urges quick action against a persistent cough noting a three day warning signal. It touts Creomulsion as seven benefits in one and claims it is powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take with a refund offer if relief is not achieved.
Soil experts in the Dalhart region urge leaving crop stubble on fields after wheat cutting to conserve moisture and prevent wind erosion. If moisture is scarce for fall sowing, delay sowing until spring and use the land for a later crop. The policy promotes rotating fields to rest half the cultivated lands each year.
The soil will be enriched by a cover crop grown and plowed under as the farm year begins, improving soil health and fertility for the upcoming planting season.
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