05 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
1
Students discard notebooks on the last school day in Amarillo amid fluttering paper and freed notes. The Commissions Court ends the two dollar coyote bounty effective June 1, urging any ear-hoarders to deliver pairs to the county clerk. Rumors circulate about coyotes crossing the state line into Texas.
The piece argues about dangerous drivers and public safety on roads. It contrasts courteous behavior with deadly recklessness and questions motives behind traffic violence. It depicts a careless driver as a threat to many lives and warns readers about vigilance on the streets.
The Amarillo Daily News urges readers to curb dangerous drivers who endanger families on highways. It argues road safety hinges on individual responsibility and questions why courteous drivers accept the killer brigade. It cites risks from drunk or negligent driving to post offices and courthouses.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Meiba Dean Glasgow to appear before the District Court of Collingsworth County in Wellington by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after forty-two days from July 14 1947 to answer Henry G Glasgow's petition filed May 27 1947 for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and abandonment. No children or property rights involved.
Advert reads that doctors differ on rheumatism and arthritis treatment with NUE-OVO from Research Laboratory Inc. Portland Oregon. Slogan claims relief and invites readers to request literature and ordering details.
Buick has set the pace in automotive styling, signaling a bold shift in the upcoming car designs. The brand’s influence is described as decisive and ahead of the market, shaping industry expectations.
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