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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
9
Local Goodyear dealer Bill Tall warns drivers about worn tread tires increasing blowouts and punctures. He cites figures showing many accidents involve badly worn tires and urges motorists to seek a free no obligation tire inspection for safer driving. The Hail Station offers this service to any motorist.
The Wellington Leader prints a political notice listing candidates for various offices under the Democratic party. Names include John Poryeat Eugene Worley Phillip Wolter Ennis C Favors John Traver Bill Goforth Let Cr Gribble George T Corry Claude McKinney Clark B Anderson W Aldridge Lois Sherwood Watson Mrs Tolle McKinney H A Phillips Mrs Dick Wiles Jack McLaughlin and others across district attorney clerk sheriff treasurer county attorney superintendent justice of peace precincts and commissioners with partial names and affiliations.
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Odem welcome a daughter Nellie Inez born May 18. Mrs Bill Knoll returns home from eye treatments. Laura Kemper of Albuquerque and Tomazene Tukeminier of Wellington visit friends. Hyimar and Archie Hyimar return from Strong Oklahoma visiting Pigman relatives. Mrs Jack Reding and Gosset of Pakan visit. Juvenile angling at the schoolhouse Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cooper of Sparta attend. J A Poteet and Mrs Ernest Holland noted among local listings. Ice cream at the N A Tanner home Sunday.
Mrs. C W Pritts details visits by Mr and Mrs W L Gooper near Leli to Mrs L M and relatives including Nath Thompson and family. Local visitors include Sharie Brad, Ars 3, Ticlina, Helen Chyele, Armalea Clement, A Mine to Dallas to see daughter, plus many family gatherings and church events.
In a field of five rival brands the Conoco Germ oil outperformed all under identical conditions. It lubricated a car for 4 729 miles before failure, surpassing the nearest competitor by over 1 400 miles and beating the first oil to fail by more than 3 000 miles. Red Triangle Stations invite drivers to experience its superior protection and low consumption.
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