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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
2
The Wellington Leader lists subscription terms with rates of 1.50 per year and 1.00 for eight months, plus shorter options. Editor Claude Wells is named, and the paper is registered as second class matter August 25, 1909 at Wellington Texas.
Report from Amarillo shows the Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce hosting a United States Railroad Administration hearing. Ballantine praised local cooperation, with 300 supporters, and estimates show 20 000 cars needed for Panhandle products valued at about 80 million dollars excluding invisible commodities.
A posted notice from ED C. SMITH declares no trespassing hunting or wood hauling on the property and warns passersby. The notice is dated 2011 and serves as a warning to discontinue all access.
The advertisement asserts that Chamberlain's Tablets have cured others and restored appetite, enabling people to eat any food they crave. It urges the reader to try the remedy to end stomach troubles.
A wedding of unusual interest united Miss Rae McDowell and Mr. Darcy McDowell at the Johnson home on January 16. Rev Browning performed the ceremony. The bride, from Hill County Texas, will reside on the ranch with the groom. A turkey dinner followed with Rev Culpepper and family as guests, marking a happy, prosperous new chapter.
A family seeks to cultivate a farm on halves while a force can gather fifty bales of cotton. G W Collard lists contact LX61 for sale of two yearling Holstein Friesian bulls with King Pontice Ambrosia lineage. Record includes butter yields of multiple relatives and notable auctions. Calves are described as strong and available nine miles northeast of town on the seller’s farm.
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