History of Collingsworth County published by The Leader
The Leader published a county history in September 1925 titled A History of Collingsworth County and Other Stories. It was the first Texas county history written and published by a newspaper, detailing local farming advantages and neighbor news from community correspondents.
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Collingsworth County
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A History of Collingsworth County and Other Stories
Foreword notes haste and flaws in this county history yet emphasizes preserving pioneer memories. It recalls covered wagons, frontier hardships, and the shift from booted boots to kneepads as cowboys adapt. The piece invites readers to imagine past struggles and future prosperity nurtured by early ranch life and ranchers.
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Collingsworth County History and The Wellington Leader Notes
A retrospective on J Claude Wells and The Leader outlines Collingsworth County history from early settlement to county administration. It highlights women’s civic work, Home Demonstration clubs, and The Leader’s role in church news, education, and rural development programs through 1926.
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