Ladies' Low Heel Oxfords and Pumps Sale
A promotional note announces a sale on ladies low heel oxfords and pumps. It emphasizes that this sale stands apart from others with standout prices and strong emphasis on ladies footwear.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
1
A promotional note announces a sale on ladies low heel oxfords and pumps. It emphasizes that this sale stands apart from others with standout prices and strong emphasis on ladies footwear.
The Republican Executive Committee urges Collingsworth County voters to avoid Democratic Primaries and meet in Wellington on July 21 at 3 PM to discuss national and state administration changes. Signatories include Wade Arnold and others. The note references county politics and dairy farming efforts in the region.
After about fifty Greer county farmers voiced support for County Agent R. T. Lee, the Mangum Board of Commissioners renewed his contract for a year at 2100.06 salary. Lee has organized Community Farm Councils and leads a cooperative effort to unite communities in mutual benefit through collective action and understanding of cooperative work.
The R. A. M. Chapter No. 342 installed W. A. Cook as H P and other officers on July 12 1920 for the ensuing year. R. B. Nichol became secretary with L B. Gribble as P H A M 768 followed by a June 26 1920 installation for A Fy & A M No 768 listing KW Cocke W M A Bell Benson and others.
The district, after a two week absence, notes revived farming thanks to timely rains. A singing Sunday drew many locals to an event hosted by Daisy and Zula Buntin. Residents report a whooping cough outbreak and various visits among neighbors including trips to Wellington and Shamrock.
A fragmented note advises skipping meals sparingly and spacing five hours between meals to aid digestion. It suggests a cautious approach to appetite and mentions a general rule linked to Chamberlaine Table and Cox gupation, indicating safety considerations.
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