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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
14
The Wellington Leader announces its Friday morning publication as a historic Texas paper edited by Thos Durham. The notice records second-class matter status and a 1900 post office entry in Wellington, Texas.
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The fragmentary text provides unclear names and places, with no recoverable event or outcome. It presents jumbled phrases lacking coherent entities or dates suitable for a concise news card.
The readable text fragment mentions a farrier, wealth, and devices with faint references to people and places, but specifics are missing. The garbled lines imply a miscellaneous public notice or classified item without coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Community guidance stresses clean yards and sanitary conditions to protect families and neighbors. Officials ask residents to inspect properties and address waste, pests, and hazards promptly.
Farmers join with automobile owners in a drive for better reads for the old hearse. The old vehicle is seen as too slow or dead, and farmers now hold the cash to purchase automobiles.
The passage argues that city advancement depends on public spirit rather than sole self interest. It says individuals focused only on personal gain may prosper, but such minds alone do not sustain thriving cities or support collective growth.
Cotton emerges as the youngest staple with less than a century of commercial recognition yet rapid power. The fleecy fiber is described as as good as legal tender in markets and, based on factory values, the richest among all industries.
The passage extols a beloved man whose steady grasp inspires renewed strength and a steadfast woman whose bright smile steadies others. It urges emulation of their warmth and optimism, contrasting it with a dampening influence likened to a wet blanket that extinguishes hope and love.
The piece praises crops such as cotton corn and fruit while praising thriving alfalfa hogs and oats. It urges thrift and industry warning that idleness makes youths dependent on others and extols a daughter who assists at home over one who seeks frivolous pursuits.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses labor topics and kitchen machinery and mentions a man Trevor and a woman at the machine. It hints at social dynamics and tasks but contains severe readability issues and lacks clear events or dates.
A boy misquotes the preacher, saying you will get another quilt instead of the test. His mother asks the minister for his last sermon text and learns it was Be ye not dismayed the Comforter will come.
A fragmented reminiscence questions whether running a newspaper yields thanks or rewards. It reflects on editors' worry and effort without noting any compensation or appreciation.
The piece urges giving public thanks to the editor for kindness while living. It argues the editor seeks no reward and will reap dues later, but a timely tribute now avoids missing jewels in one’s afterlife crown for courtesy shown.
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The text argues that children are easily guided toward pursuits by a careful parent. It emphasizes creating genuine interest in learning by making it engaging and enjoyable to foster lasting educational habits.
The page promotes Hardin & Company and C. D. Shamberger Lumber Yard with screen doors and yellow pine lumber, Pioneer Hardware Co tools, Moon Bros. buggies, and insurance writers. It also urges buyers to compare prices at The Famous, Sham berger and Ed Hecks groceries, dry goods, and drugs. The note extols highway improvements as increasing adjoining property values.
The piece proclaims farmers as nation builders courageously resisting oppression. It extols their sacrifice in war and peace and credits farmers with educating children and leading society in literature arts and government. It salutes farmers as core to liberty and progress.
F B Parker advertises painting and papering services urging readers to see him for up-to-date work.
A county judge proclaims an election in Collingsworth County Texas for June 24 1911 to authorize issuing bonds up to nine thousand four hundred dollars to build a jail. Voters to choose Issuance of Bonds or Against Issuance and ballots must follow state election laws.
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