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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
3
The Farm Security Administration promotes soil conservation as the U S Department of Agriculture preaches a program now in effect on thousands of area farms. The piece notes erosion harms land and emphasizes moving beyond blame to new plans for the future, promising progress for West Texas in 1948.
Editorial notes West Texas moves through a decade of growth amid boom and bust. It urges a live at home farming plan, long term financing, and self sufficiency to endure dry years, with emphasis on cattle poultry and family food alongside a cash crop.
Washington reports that U S waterfowl hunters mostly off season except in the south with Dec 29 end. Biological Survey scouts track ducks from Mexico to Labrador as Department of Agriculture expands refuges and studies. Despite gains since 1933 34, total ducks and geese remain about two thirds of pre depression levels.
The lesson plan outlines months focusing on Peter then Paul with Old Testament topics midyear and New Testament topics later. It portrays Peter as a dramatic figure, highlighting his zeal, flaws, and pivotal moments, including Jesus’ prediction of his faith and the call to strengthen brethren after conversion.
Radio notes pose questions about a potential Anthony Eden style mandate desired by many Washington women. Eleanor Glide, named for Mrs. Roosevelt, is described as a rapid distance challenge. Odd anecdotes include a jail sentence for a man who refused a bath before a mission stay and a sparrow igniting a barn fire in Kansas. A Kentucky license issue leads a minister to marry a couple across the Ohio River at Hawesville.
T GC Richardson discusses fence building for farms noting that a well built fence saves labor and keeps stock in. He cautions that wire fences rely on strong corners and braced panels, with tension essential for durability amid seasonal expansion and contraction.
A collage of local notes from residents and visitors during the Christmas season and approaching New Year. People mention pruning roses, mail boxes, newspaper keepsakes, shopping, and small daily tasks. Remarks include Christmas gifts, new paper issues, and nearby neighborhood interactions.
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