Courtesy Clubs Promote Courtesy Among Company Employees
Managers aim to reward courtesy as a valuable asset in business especially in public utilities. They hope the emphasis on polite behavior will make courtesy as notable as it is now rare.
04 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Managers aim to reward courtesy as a valuable asset in business especially in public utilities. They hope the emphasis on polite behavior will make courtesy as notable as it is now rare.
Landowner posts prohibition against hunting or shooting on their land and warns trespassers will be prosecuted to keep others out.
The Athens Review notes a campaign debate over appointing a state superintendent candidate. It supports Prof Marrs of Terrell, praising him as competent and pledging to serve the term. It argues only voters should name the successor when a vacancy arises, not the governor. Athens Review, March 17, 1934.
Advertisement seeks concrete water troughs of 20 and 60 barrel capacity not exceeding galvanized cost. Also requests nine brick work jobs. Apply at Shara ciber Yard for details and bids.
The Texas population centers in McLennan County near Waco. If Texas were as densely settled as the average state it would hold about 8 million people, and currently 4.5 million. Texas adds 235 persons daily. 14.8 per square mile overall, 11.3 in rural areas, Massachusetts at 419 per square mile. Over the decade Texas grew 27.8 percent versus 21 percent for the nation. A child is born every four minutes in Texas, and seven homes are built each working hour.
Carlo the well known German Coach Horse will begin the season in 1914 at the Smith Dairy, located 1 1 mile west and 1 2 mile north of the northwest corner of the twin section, to insure Hvis colt.
A brief notice advertises a residence for sale in Wellington. The seller, R. H. Cocke, offers terms including partial payment over time or exchange for stock or other goods. The language is concise and informal.
Cotton seed advertised for planting sold by Ball Bros. The brief line notes seeds described as clean and safe for sowing, labeled as good planting stock.
Local notice announces Mebame cotton seed planting at a residential plot. Image text references BM Phi and mentions sowing at the writer’s place. Details are fragmentary with unclear dates or official approvals.
The article discusses land securities as cheaper money than local markets and a bill to authorize Land Mortgage Banks under federal supervision. It explains loan limits, title checks, and 1 percent above bond sale as the cost to borrowers, with Postal Savings funds supporting banks. It argues for Torrens land title registration to stabilize operations.
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