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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
A Wellington contest note reports Dorothy M. Cocke winning second prize in the Senior-Junior Elvision of Better Homes Week. The essay urges pride in home exterior, care, and tasteful surroundings as reflections of character, health, and community happiness, stressing thrift and personal touches in any home.
The column argues churches should embrace religious drama and public culture, noting people want to see as well as hear and urging mergers, tax progress, and better courts. It critiques politicians, praises parks funding, and cites Professor Davis on high school work.
A calendar of upcoming Demonstration Club meetings lists events from June 12 to June 21. Each day presents different groups such as Enterprise, Dozier, Buck Creek, Marella, Lillie, Aberdeen, Salt Fork, and Nicholson girls and women with specified times. The note concludes with a commentary contrasting teacher emphasis on factual dates versus learning usefulness.
Fragmentary letter mentions crooked umpires and impending absence of a town figure. Attacks on individuals named Twill, Soapy Moody, Ray, and one reader’s political ambitions are hinted at amid general political tension and covert support.
For over a year I have written about truck farming on the land jide Wellington Clarence Littleton proves money can be made from two acres of potato patch He will drive around SM revenue from two acres of potatoes with money coming in as the average farmer has little to sell There are more ways to profit from farming than planting cotton and hoping for crop failures.
Two young Wall Street clerks brothers shared a $149000 prize won on a $1 ticket in the English Derby. Edward Dougherty 18 held the lucky ticket in the Army and Navy Veterans sweepstakes and agreed to share with his brother Daniel 22. Edward would keep his job home in the suburbs and invest the rest.
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