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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Strictly pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks offered at 1.00 per 15 or 5.00 per 100. E L Tarpley of Wellington Texas lists the birds. The Templetons are the only bonded abstracters in the county, ensuring protection when using their services.
Editorial urges civic pride and organized effort to raise property values and strengthen towns. It argues residents should promote their town locally, work together harmoniously, and avoid selfishness while encouraging persistent truthful builders and advertisers in community papers.
The Report of the Condition shows assets including loans, overdrafts, premiums on US bonds, notes from other national banks, and cash items. It lists bank reserves, deposits, certificates of deposit, and outstanding items with totals, signed by Cashier H.D. Cheatin and notary official H. McCollister.
The text warns that ambitious power blocs like a triumvirate destroy public confidence and hasten civil decline. It urges vigilance against factionalism and class conflict to prevent revolution and societal collapse in Texas.
Local lines promote coal buyers grocery deliveries feed store stock lumber and farm supplies. Pritchard Grocery Cicero Smith Lumber Co Leader Grocery Brooks Feed Store and Hardy O Neil Drug Co advertise groceries paint creosote and preservatives. The Templetons highlight long running abstract business in Collingsworth County with limited time bulk book offers.
A merchant named R L Bounds promotes a fair profitable line of feed and invites potential customers to a trial arrangement. He emphasizes reasonable profit and a liberal, pleasant customer experience aimed at satisfactory dealings.
Builders wait for lower lumber prices amid ongoing timber conservation and rising population. The article notes no price drop is expected soon, but claims improved lumber quality and reduced hand work save costs. It invites customers to compare figures and products available now.
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