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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
3
Legislature proposes Section 8 modification to Article VII allowing a one dollar per hundred value school tax plus a statewide ad valorem tax to fund public free schools. Revenue would cover at least six months of operation with books and possible district formation across counties. Election set for November 1920.
A note lists the Phone No 45 Office located over City State Bank with hours from 8 to 12 and 1 to Wellington Texas.
Advice on managing loss of appetite notes it is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly, spacing five hours between meals, and outdoor exercise. It warns appetites return with proper digestion, cites constipation as a cause, and promotes Charshurin's Tablets as a remedy.
Fragmentary note states new FPATR prices at Nicholl and Davis with unclear timing. No further players or events identified.
A Senate joint resolution proposes amending Section 4 of Article XI to raise the maximum annual tax in cities and towns with five thousand or fewer residents from one quarter of one percent to not more than one and one half percent. The measure outlines ballot wording and budgeting for publication and election costs.
An archival advertisement from Wallington Mill promotes a large supply of twine and binders. Proprietor J. S. Leg wit emphasizes abundant stock and ready availability for local buyers.
A readable fragment urges higher water intake when kidney discomfort or pain appears. It links cloudy urine, bladder irritation, and nocturnal trips to relief with kidney clogging. The piece suggests hydration as a remedy during cold months and describes associated symptoms like headaches and dizziness.
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