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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

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Plymoth Letters Note Weather Delays and Local Moves

Widespread snowy weather slowed school attendance in Plymoth last week while residents George Laycock and Press Coleman moved. Community notes report several travel, farm, and business updates, including Rev. Hood teaching near Prairie View and Mrs J G Atwood selling her farm to Wellington agents. Residents urge earlier mail delivery and support for road funds under a government program. The Sunshine column calls for direct mail service to Plymoth and quicker Leader paper delivery amidst staff shortages.

Shamrock Joe Whitten Oklahoma Rev Clements Vernon McCutchen J. G. Atwood Wellington Clavi Blandford Sn Cite Aerebees Kansas City Missour Miz Payne

Dyspeptic relief with Chamberlains Tablets promise

Advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets cure stomach troubles letting users eat any food they crave. It highlights that others were restored to health and can now enjoy a wider diet.

Chamberlain

Snow Disrupts Sunday Activities In Salt Fork

In Salt Fork on January 13 heavy snow led to cancellation of Sunday school and prayer meeting. Miss Zeffie Childress and Norma Cooke stayed with Opal Wilson after visiting friends. Several visits among locals are listed including the Fikes, Mings, Johnsons, and Morrris with Eunice Graham of Lillie mentioned.

Zeffie Childress Norma Cooke Opal Wilson Aubrey Fike

Bowen Items Bulletin Recaps Local Happenings

Weather kept residents indoors last Sunday while E. T. Vaughan guides the school with forty pupils. Reece Bowen returns to town as Mrs Janie James and Mr Charlie Fourmentin visit. Hale siblings from New Mexico stay with Mrs R F Duke. M. L. Robinsons move from Buck Creek. Snow halted school Thursday and Friday. Langford family visits E C La Hue Sunday.

Bowen E. T. Vaughan Reece Bowen Janie James Charlie Fourmentin Henry Fourmentin Altha George Hale New Mexico R. EF. Duke M. L. Robinson Buck Creek J. W. Langford E. C. la Hue

Buck Creek Items Sunday setback and school gains

Snow storm halted plans but school reports show 66 pupils, up 20 from last week. Parents urged to support education while local residents note health and travel updates including Pneumonia recovery and a soldier's camp return. Sunday school welcomes all for a wholesome gathering.

Buck Creek Norman Ned Stafford Joe Luce el Paso My. Ahaddell Porter Hartman

Farm loans and abstracts offered by Singley Bros

Singley Bros advertise farm loans abstracts and insurance services through Desart and Nicholson. The notice promotes financial and risk management options for farmers with a focus on local agricultural business needs.

Desart & Nicholson

Miss Josephine Wood Hosts Tacky Party for Local Youth

Miss Josephine Wood entertained a crowd of young people Tuesday evening with a tacky party featuring contests such as apple eating and charades, fortunes told, and a vote for tackiest guest. Juno Godfrey won a box of peanuts as tackiest lady and Hogi Sherwood earned a cigar box of chewing gum trophies.

Josephine Wood Juno Godfrey Hogi Sherwood June Godfrey Lenora Sherwood Bertha Eads Ethel Stults Eula Sherwood F. N. Lewis Bob Glenn Hugh Sherwood Glenn E. N. Lewis E. F. Lewis Henry de Lamar Pat Murphey Bill Alexander Allen Stults

Local shop promotes home industry to curb living costs

Riley urges customers to patronize Bingley Bros and other domestic producers to ease high living costs. The ad emphasizes supporting home industry and encourages local spending to save money.

Bingley Bros Scary Reehick Mankey & Ward Singley Bros

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