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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

9

Cotton Option Contracts Being Signed for Farm Reduction Plan

County agents distribute cotton option contracts to farmers as part of the government effort led by Secretary Henry A. Wallace. Contracts detail nontransferable options expiring May 1 1934, conversion into futures, notice requirements, price fixation by the New York Cotton Exchange, and payments to producers of six cents per pound plus price differences with no carrying charges deduction.

College Station Henry A. Wallace H. H. Williamson Texas Extension Service New York Cotton Exchange

Lawyers Clash Over Hula Hula Dance At Banquet

Jefferson County Bar Association split into two camps over a risqué hula dance at its annual banquet in Port Arthur Texas. The performance divided members with some seeking to halt it while others enjoyed it. County Democratic leader Steve King pressed to ban such entertainment in the future.

Port Arthur Tex Jefferson County Bar Association Steve Mf. King

Marella Community Meeting Accounts Crop Reduction

A meeting in Quail on June 27 reported ninety seven percent participation by Marella community farmers in the crop acreage reduction contract. Attendees include D C Taylor Lauron Taylor Paul Bell OC Taylor Guy Bell Buel Taylor C C Taylor Jr Mrs FE Bell Vaudine Bell J A Depauw and others with visitors from Wellington.

Marella Quail D.C. Taylor Lauron Taylor Paul Bell Oc, Taylor Guy Bell Buel Taylor C. C. Tayor Mra. T. FE Bell Vaudine Bell J. A. Depauw Ne Farmer RB. Depauw Billepauew R. E Ben Parmer Jat Chinneh Ho MM. Dowdy Jin Iciaanch J. Payne N.E. Child Moose Thompeon Farris Eree Prey Walker Nual Pierce Joe Chawuch Lewis Morris FE. Jones Mra Hen Marrin Alice C.R. Weaver Ebner [Reeding Violet Wellington Ethyl Cberry Shamrock Migs Willis Marie Melton Ben Farmer J. D. Stephens Mixa Eftia Mae Norman Anrat Arthur Wells Imarella Eual Coldiron

Purification Protocols Claim Health Through Cleansing

An advertisement promotes cleansing regimens to purify the body. It touts Nature’s Potisdation of Health and urges thorough courses of cleansing or twice a week routines. The copy stresses blood purification by cleansing the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with various packages.

Yophyeman

Local visits and weekend guests noted around Marella area

Cecil Brown and J Claunch visited Marella on Monday. Neal Pierce hosted Jerry Depanin Tuesday afternoon. Wellington visitors G H Tollet and family stayed with Payne family over the weekend. Salt Fork residents R H Isbell and G H Pollet spent time with Dowdy and Payne families. Several others attended games and gatherings in Lillie, Salt Fork, Quail and Wellington with local residents such as Edith Davey, Miss Nine Melton, the Meltons, and the Carmack family.

Jerry Depanin Neal Pierce G. H. Tollet Wellington C. J. Payne R. H. Isbell Salt Fork H. M. Dowdy G. H. Pollet J. H. Payne Lewis Morris Lillie F. Gilbreth Hazel Onelta Miss Daniels Abernathy Olen Boutcher Frank Lockado Edith Davey Warren Carter C. BE Depauw Maurine Wilson Alice Morris Edward Claunch Grover Daves Quail Earl Daves Marlin Hillary Weaver Herman Lobart Melton H. Tollett Father Cherry

Gypsy Auto With Radio Seized by Kent Police

Kent police recovered a mislisted gypsy automobile equipped with a shortwave radio. They plan to hold the vehicle for investigation and consider related mechanical adjustments.

Kent Washington

Twins End Long Study at Osgood School Graduation

William and Wilford Butt of Osgood Indiana completed a long study together as part of the Kamma Divinity School program. They recently graduated, marking the completion of their shared scholarly effort.

William and Wilford Butt Osgood Ind Owins Kamma Divinity School

Quick Relief for Chills and Fever

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy malaria infection and build immunity. The ad promotes a tasteless tonic with quinine and iron, available at local stores and suitable for all ages to prevent future attacks.

Grove

Rosa Rush Sets Half Mile World Record at Chicago Prep Meet

Rosa Rush, a Dallas high school boy, clocked a world best in the half mile at the World's Fair prep school meet in Chicago, finishing in one minute 54.4 seconds.

Rosa Rush Dallas Chicago Ross

Longview Editor Chooses Jail Over Informer Disclosure

Sybil Parker, editor of the Longview Daily News, said he would go to jail rather than reveal his source for a story accusing Harrison County officers of laxity in transporting 3.2 liquor. District Judge Reuben A. Gall granted a delay to decide whether to disclose the information.

Sybil Parker Longview Daily News Harrison County Reuben A. Gall Parker

Bet Marriage Ends in Hartford Divorce

Lilian A. Johnstone was granted a divorce from Ralph W. Johnstone after witnesses testified the couple wed as part of a bet. The case unfolded in Hartford, with the bet cited as the basis for the dissolution.

Hartford Conn Lillian A. Johnstone Ralph W. Johnstone

Real Estate Transactions and Local Deaths Reported in Fort Smith

Louise Alice Howard-Collings assigns 1.06 acres in Fort Smith Ark to H C Humphrey marshal at Alma who died last week from bullet wounds while attempting to halt an automobile to question occupants about a Fayetteville robbery. The bandits escaped.

Fort Smith Ark H. C. Humphrey Alma Fayetteville

Young Granddad Seeks Plea in Seattle Court

Hearne 34 pleaded in federal court for violating the prohibition law offering the plea that he had recently become the youngest grandfather in Seattle. Judge Jeremiah Neterer found two prior convictions and sentenced him to a road camp for four months.

Seattle, Wash

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