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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

3

Collingsworth County to mark 75 years with lasting tribute

County readers urged to plan a Diamond Jubilee in 1965 to honor pioneers and preserve local history. Proposals include a heritage project around the first church service, first school and Old Aberdeen, plus marking unmarked graves along Elm Creek. The piece champions dramatic retellings and a county fair theme built on 75 years of growth.

Childress County Collngsworth County Collingsworth Old Aberdeen Elm Creek

Crossroads Report Satirical Letter to the Editor

A reader’s satirical exchange critiques science governance and social norms. It parodies gene control, military dress rules in Germany, grain losses in U.S.-Austrian transit, and Kennedy memorabilia, ending with a veteran neighbor plotting souvenir pins.

Germany Andre Eve soMier Kennedy Budsies

Savings Bonds Sales Near One-Third of Goal

During the first half of 1969 Callingsworth residents bought 27801 in Series and Savings Bonds, per Tom Forbis, chairman. This is about 19 per cent of the 140000 goal. Bond purchases in June totaled 6075.

Callingsworth Tom Forbis

Space program funding sparks broad congressional debate

The article surveys Congress’ struggle over a $5 billion space budget, weighing national prestige and technological gains against cost. It cites Fulbright and Strauss arguing for employment priorities and questioning the program’s value, with projections suggesting costs may near $40 billion and emphasizing the uncertainty of future benefits.

Gonlon Cooper U.S Congress ASC Lewis Strauss Stranga

Oil and Gas Leases and Space Program Reflections

Lease notices show P E Starr and others assigning 78 acres to J B Riggs and 69 of 118 acres to J H Riggs in sections 30 and 40. Emory and E M Hunter lease land to W R McClelland in sections 6 and 29. The article argues about space exploration and national spending, warning against government overreach and stressing public goal research before large federal investment.

P.E Starr J. B. Riggs P.-E J. H. Riggs Emory Hunter W. R. McGlelland Loas Syaten

Lease and royalty deeds involving McClelland Collins and Friedland figures

Legal notices summarize multiple land leases and royalty deeds across sections and blocks, naming lessees such as Alcie Holliman G. M. Lewis W. R. McClelland and heirs, with acreages ranging from 78.6 to 279.8 acres. Included are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Saied Sr. and relatives Debvie Becky and Mrs. Luther Nesser of Utica New York.

Alcie Holliman W. R. MccClelland Ncre G. M. ‘Lewis W. R. McClelland Mack Saied Sr Floyd Faylor Debvie Becky Luther Nesser Utica N.Y

Real Estate Transactions and Early American Slage Display

Real estate transfers listed include Homer V Clark to Dr Wilbur Bud E 200 acres N of section 67 block 21. Wheeler Beas to Lee Ansa Fillmore lots 19 and 20 block 62 Wallington. Nathan V Hinley to U S Kitchens Lot 1 block 87 Wellington. Naomi Ford to T V Fortl and wife lots 9 10 11 12 block 3 Dodson. Veterans Land Board to William Tnul Brewer 8042 acres out of W/2 NIE/4 section 54 block 14. A I Elliott to Doshin Hill Eliott lots 18 19 20 block 166 Wellington and WE/4 section 4 block 14. Rube McClain to J W Hoover lot 12 block 46 Wellington and Lot A block 46 Swearingen Addition. Mack G Tarver to Gary Tarver S/2 section 32 block 32. The first official American slage was displayed on Prospect Hill Jan 9, 1876.

Homer Vernice Clark Wilbur T. Bud Wheeler Beas Lee Ansa Fillmore Wallington Nathan V. Hinley U. S. Kitchens Wellington Naomi Ford T. V. Fortland Dodson Veterans Land Board William T'nul Brewer A. I. Elliott Doshin Hill Eliott Rube McClain J. W. Hoover Swearingen Mack G Tarver Gary Tarver

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Wells & Wells West Avenue Wellington, Texas Crossroads Report Agriculture Department Agricrats Senator Fulbright Government Nolice BR. W. Benird Raymond Friedlander W. J. Ward Grace Cook W. B. Collins J. R. Nelson W. BR. Collins J. M. Wells W. 8 Collins Prospect Hill Clifford Mayo Church of the Nazarene 10Th Amarillo Wellington, Tex Chevrolet Clark Chevrolet Co
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