Grand Citizens Banquet Draws Large Wellington Crowd
The Citizens Banquet at Wellington drew 300 plus attendees with the Study Club and local volunteers serving a six course meal. Speeches by Rev J Gillespie Senator Johnson and Dr J S Wilkins highlighted growth and Our City plans, as the community discussed forming a Business League and honoring the event’s organizers.
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Wellington
Indies
Ellington
A. N. Nowman
F. Carry
W. A
Mem- Ifany
Asgi
UotttBon
Jel Jin
Hote Chickens for Sale Near Wellington
Misty note advertises six miles northwest of Wellington offering young Plymouth Rock hens for sale by J. W. Loter.
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J. W. Loter
Wellington
Davidson and Jenkins Wed In Intimate Ceremony
Reverend A S Bowman of the Methodist church joined Charles H Davidson and Mary E Jenkins in marriage at the brides sister Mrs Ed Peters home. Congratulations are extended to the couple.
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A. S. Bowman
Methodist’ Church
Chas. H. Davidson
Mary E. Jenkins
Ed Peters
Farm for Sale at Below Market Land Value in Texas
Farm for sale offering price one dollar per acre less than comparable land in the vicinity. Location described as N W 14 of section 2% block 15 H. and G. N ry in Collingsworth county Texas. Inquiries directed to U S Inc Co 839 N Y Life Blog Kansas City Missouri.
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Collingsworth County
Texas
U.S. Inc. Co
N.Y
Kansas City
Trusts Sale Notice for Williams Bros Assets
Public sale of Williams Bros merchandise and fixtures under a deed of trust dated January 20 1612 to settle debt. Auction at Wellington store at 11 80 am presenting jewelry furniture and fixtures valued totaling 1242 dollars with inspection available and inventory at the store under Samuel Feller trustee.
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Williams Bros
Altus Okla
Quanah
Texas
Wellington
New Railroad Prospect Explored for Clarendon Route
H G Palmer a Yorkville Illinois expert engineer led a team including J M Brooks M T Howard and D C Sullivan through Clarendon to survey a proposed railroad from Clarendon to Oklahoma City. They deem the route feasible with minimal cost and will report to Chicago interests. The town is urged to unite and hold a mass meeting to push the project, noting Wellington could secure the line if it desires.
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H. G. Palmer
Yorkville
Clarendon
F. L. Butterfield
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Mr. Palmer
J. M Brooks
M.T. Howard
D.C. Sullivan
Clarendon News
Palmer
Wellington
Here
U B A Lodge Adds Fifteen New Members
The United Benevolent Association of Texas lodge in Ft Worth hosted President Ed S. Royal at K P Hall on Thursday night. Fifteen new members were inducted, bringing total membership to over forty and marking it as one of the citys strongest lodges.
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the United Benevolent, Association of Texas
Ed S. Royal
Ft. Worth
K. P. Hall
Pastors Family Entertained at Local Manse Dinner
Members of the Presbyterian church hosted Rev. MeéeCaffity and family with an elegant dinner at the Manse on Wednesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Nuno Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Benge Mr. and Mrs. DeVic Brooks Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clena Rev. A Li Bowman and wife Mrs. Arnon and Mrs. Joiner. The gathering conveyed warm welcome to the visiting family.
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Presbyterian Church
MeéeCaffity
R. T. Nuno
T. E. Benge
How Are We Saved Prayer Meeting Topic
A Christian Church announces a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30 with speakers outlining salvation by gospel by Christ by His resurrection by faith by grace by hope by repentance by confessing Christ by calling on the name of the Lord by baptism by works. Dr Mer opens for general eviction.
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J. A. Witherspoon
Lord
D.C
Unclear text fragment on choir practice timing
Fragment reads misplaced punctuation about choir practice times but lacks a complete report or names.
Unclear text presents a personal note of intent
Fragmentary message expresses a plan to announce to friends and the public about going to the street with a wagon and a job. Tone is informal and lacks verifiable details.
Wellington Citizens Mass Meeting Organizes For League
A committee chosen last Friday night selects 20 names to form a business men and citizens list. The group meets Tuesday in the courthouse and prepares the roster for a mass meeting tonight called by Temporary President Geo. W. Lee and Secretary R. F P. Curry. Citizens are urged to attend to aid the town and county’s up building and development.
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Court House
Geo. W. Lee
R. F P. Curry
Wellington
The Knocker Lesson From Ancient Woes
A column from the Advertiser Hammond warns against the habit of knocking or gossip. It traces knockers from biblical beginnings to modern harm, likening them to troublemakers who damage friendships, homes, and laws. It urges readers to ignore the taunts and stop the habit.
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Garden of Eden
Do Not Knock The Chronic Knocker Says Town Leader
A town leader urges residents to reject chronic complaining and push self improvement. He condemns constant knocking on churches saloons schools post offices and neighbors and urges positive effort to improve the town and papers. He cites civic life and subscription pride urging constructive action over fault finding.
Progressing Fine in Crowded First Four Grades
The report notes that despite crowded conditions in the lower grades, teachers manage the departments well and pupils are advancing, with satisfactory progress observed across the four initial grades.
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