Letters From Men In Service Chronicle Wartime Notes
Wartime letters from service members describe life in 1943 with updates from England and North Africa. Messages praise The Leader newspaper, read about furloughs and training, and share family news, weather, and daily duties aboard ships and in camps as the war progresses.
Victory the Sow Seeks EE Pennant From War Board
A two-year old Ches ter White sow named Victory owned by D. L. Brummett and his mother Mrs. B. P. Brummett of Childress County has farrowed 60 pigs in 11 months and six days and seeks an EE pennant from the War Production Board. Her first three litters yielded 27 males and 25 females born between June 1942 and May 1943. bottle feeding produced 23 hogs from the first two litters and 18 of the third litter remain alive. the third litter weighed 45 pounds at birth.
Hogs and Cattle Sell Above Top Prices at Dodson
Dodson Sales Co reports one of its best sales since opening with cattle and hogs selling above top prices. Buyers from McLean Hollis Shamrock Childress Memphis Wellington Mangum attended and included Mr. Carpenter Brashear Byrd Roach Howell Clement Kennett Horton Motley Yarbrough Lewis Bisk Loy Burge Tisdale Rountrer Hightower Horton and Yarbrough. Suiters listed include Byrd Farris Vanlandingham Stagstill Paulk Boyd Estes Scott and Crownover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson Sales Co
Mike Carter
McLean
Hollis
Shamrock
Childress
Memphis
Wellington
Mangum
Mr. Carpenter
Mr. Brashear
Woodrow Byrd
Mr. Roach
Mr. Howell
Mr. Clement
Fal Kennett
Bill Horton
Henry Motley
Earl Yarbrough
M. G. Lewis
Mr. Bisk
I. C. Loy
Nell Burge
Roy Tisdale
Royd Pierce
Joe Rountrer
Elmer Hightower
Joe Horton
Fred Yarbrough
Don Farris
J. 0. Vanlandingham
W. A. Stagstill
Hubert Paulk
H. «. Boyd
H. G. Estes
H. P Scott
Frank Blassingame
J. 0. Simpson
J. A. Covey
Tolbert Painter
Buck Kellison
George Adkins
Mr. Hackler
Bill Robinson
Thurman
Crownover
Kenneth Caperton Visits Shamrock Business Visitor
Kenneth Caperton of Shamrock was a business visitor in Wellington on Thursday, engaging in meetings and commercial discussions during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Caperton
Shamrock
Wellington
Farm Labor Jobs Assigned To Extension Agents
One hundred thirty six county agricultural agents will manage the farm labor program within their counties. H. H. Williamson of the A and M College Extension Service announced the plan to recruit train and place farm labor and direct labor centers and camps for migratory workers in the state. The program will be statewide with 9 percent in Texas and one percent in Washington per Lt Colonel Jay Taylor. Local agents will handle war prisoners if available, and Extension Services will assist farmers in obtaining suitable workers while adjusting to the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedago
H. H. Williamson
A. and M. College Extension Service
Texas
Jay J. Taylor
Panhandle
Businessmun
War Food Administration
Williamson
National Farm Labor Act
Land Grant Colleges
States
T. O. Walton
A. and
The
Land Grant College Association
Ration Book Takes Detour in Mail to Illinois and Texas
Jessy W Mercer found a ration book in a store at San Angelo Texas and mailed it to Clyde C Me Whorter Champaign Illinois. The book was forwarded to Kelly and Randolph Fields Texas and returned to Sgt Mercer at the Ground School office. Clyde Meinhorter was a warrant officer and meteorology instructor in the same department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessy W. Mercer
Finodfellow Field
San Angelo
Clyde C. McWhorter
Champaign
Ill
Kelly
Randolph Fields
Texas
Sgt. Mercer
Ground School
Clyde
Meinhorter
Sheriff's Notice of Sale in Collingsworth County Texas
A public auction will be held at the Collingsworth County courthouse on July 6, 1948 to satisfy a May 17 1943 judgment for $1139.15 with 6 percent interest and costs. The sale covers the NE 1/4 of Section 29, Block 15 H&G By Co Survey, Collingsworth County, about 2.4 miles north and 6 miles west of Wellington Texas, and involves the named defendants and their heirs or legal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Collingsworth
District Court
Collingsworth County
Texas
M. L. Huselby
S. G. Wilson
J. A. Witherspoon
A. Singley
H. E. Singley
L. H
John F. Bevers
Joseph J. Hevers
Greeson
E. H.elmore
Ondson
Maggie Taylor
H. L. Kreis
Central States Life Insurance Company
Lutie
Court House
O. Wilson
Irving
Joseph J. Bevers
HB. A. Singley
H. BE. Singley
L. H. Greenson
E. H. (Elmore) Dodson
Lutie Templeton
R. H. Templeton
RAP Seeks to Preserve Germany's New Disorder
A report notes the RAP aims to maintain and extend the recent disarray in Germany, signaling ongoing instability and policy shifts. The piece discusses potential social and political consequences and reflects on the broader regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adventures of the Totties in Pet Land
A big poll parrot enlists the kittens to perform a milk fueled trick. Milk hidden in a red tree trunk is found by Coppy and shared, with a mother cat displaying understanding and the crowd cheering. The parrot hints at more feats, as the Tottles await the next Pet Land tale.
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Deck
Texas Press Messenger
L. A. Combs
London
Leader
Duand Scott
Mra
C. L. Harrison
Pye
Wister Har- Tivoh
England
Lew
Thape
Brent
King's Palace
London Bridge
Tan
Howard Walton
Pfc
Wister E. Harrison
San Diego
Calif
Beck
Good Old
Pine
Tam
Mare
Soy Viewo
San Francisco
Heya Fron
Willington
Arthur Archer
Will Joe Cummings
Navy
Mareowland
California
Pacific Square
Diego
Hubert Lee Roberts
North Africa
Prenchheim
Fimer Knox Jones
Ffith Gavin
Camp Lejeune, Nee River, No CO
Dearcvat
Tammy
Connie
Onslow Beach
New River
Engineers
W. E. Hafner
Marie Wilmeth
Robert Hunt
Jack Scott
Jeff
Wash Roberts
Naval Hospital
Robert A. Hunt
Pacific
R. L. Hunt
San
By Keek
Sone Na Marine Raiders
Cone
WG & 7
USMC
James Schlitz
Guadalcanal
Dodson
Caitt
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Fort Worth, Tex
Alva Johnson
Es the Totties
Coppy
Dancy
Dotty
Totties
Luke
Mek
Tiller
Louvain
Merle
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