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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1909

Page

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Story of Twenty Five Years of The Wellington Leader

The Wellington Leader began in July 1909 led by Thomas Durham to boost Collingsworth county. The paper praised town growth, outlined resources, and championed civic beautification including street shade trees. It stressed steady, not flashy, progress and loyalty to the county.

Wellington Pearl Collingsworth Leader Thomas Durham A. & W. Big Store Wellington Hardware Store Brown & McNeese J. C. Wooldridge Lumber Co Joyner Bros E. Painter the Famous Mercantile Co Deavenport & Watkins McDaniels Telephone Exchange Coe & Somerville Dry Goods L. H. Stall and Son Cicero Smith Lumber Co Thomas & Wells Furniture J.C. Dean Glenn & Blain Hardware Wellington Drug Co J. R. Box and R. Lowrie The Wellington Times Wellington Leader Durham Colch Collingsworth County

Wellington’s early growth and key developments

The article traces Wellington’s push for growth from 1908 to 1910 including talks of the Altus, Roswell and El Paso railroad, the formation of a trades day that foreshadowed the county fair, and the drive to incorporate the town. It highlights editorials on water works, arrival of a city charter, and initial city officers as Wellington begins its history as a city.

Altus, Roswell and el Paso Ed Kennedy Wichita Falls & Northwestern Wellington R. L. Scott W. B. Kirby A. W. Thomas W. A. Morrow J. A. Leach

Wellington Leader History and Aims Since 1909

The Wellington Leader marks twenty five years of work in 1934 and outlines its mission to serve Wellington and Collingsworth County. The article emphasizes the paper's role as a public institution, its alignment with citizen sentiment, and its ongoing duty to adapt and expand to meet changing community needs.

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