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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
3
The article describes John Henry Brown, a farmer with cotton, livestock, and a farm of about 800 acres, keeping orderly books. It states his 1919 net income was 5288.39 from multiple crops and livestock sales, with deductions totaling 6540.61, leaving taxable income of 2683.89 and total tax of 110.41. His eldest son earns 3800 annually and files Form 1040-A with 1000 exemption.
See Templetons for Loans. No great act of heroism required to protect a child from croup. If a mother keeps a bottle on hand and uses it at the first sign of croup, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is prompt and effective and within reach of all.
The piece reflects on deep friendship and loyal companionship, noting a dog and a pipe as steadfast companions. It captures rural sentiment and the value of trusted friends in simple pleasures.
Following action by the Commercial Club and citizens, Try Western increased coal shipments and eight cars were unloaded since last Friday. Half the population has struggled to obtain coal, and supplies would help many families. The superintendent observed prior neglect, and trains soon ran with renewed speed.
Wellington grows as oil scouts descend and big firms target Collingsworth County. Mr. Bell of Childress rents the old Boles building on the East side of the square and outfits it with fixtures, planning to open this week. Fort Worth visitor A E Kennedy lingers with family while Mrs. Lee of Mangum visits her relatives and oil men press acreage for drilling.
Notice commands D B Tatum to appear before Justice Court in Precinct One Wellington on Feb 29 1920 to answer suit by R L Scott doing business as Wellington Hardware Co for a note of 183 50 dated Jan 1 1919 with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees secured by mortgage on property described with writ of sequestration against Tatum and linked foreclosures in cause 1049 with related real property and terms of publication across four weeks
Four men died in Memphis this week after drinking a hair tonic and extracts believed to contain wood alcohol. Early reports indicate the poison caused blindness before death. The names Denson, Chas, Mclroy, and Lee Henderson are associated with the tragedy.
Barton and Myers announce a partnership to buy and sell Collingsworth County land and city property both for sellers and buyers. Offices listed at court house and rear City State Bank with bargains promised in land and city real estate.
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