Auction Terms For Colt Insurance Draft
The note states a ten dollar fee to insure and payment due when the colt is foaled or any further sale trade or movement occurs from the premises.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
11
The note states a ten dollar fee to insure and payment due when the colt is foaled or any further sale trade or movement occurs from the premises.
Mr. D. L. Winders brought in the first cotton blooms of the year while Mr. R. W. Duke had blooms earlier, suggesting an unusually early start for the season in this country.
Mr and Mrs Reece Bowen return to town from Amarillo where Mrs Bowen stayed for several weeks for surgical and medical treatment. She suffered measles causing eye damage with one eye removed. The remaining eye has regained some sight and may improve further with ongoing treatment.
A new grocery business opens in Wellington in the former Wellington Drug Store location. Ao Smith and Mangum are behind the venture and come well recommended. The store aims to begin in the early part of the month and wishes success to their undertaking.
Jack Evans returned today from a trip to the Confederacy and nearby states. He visited friends and arranged a reunion with relatives while away and reported the time of his departure and return with pride in returning home to Wellington.
District west of Hon Roe may see Underwood of Ata run for CoA as Walker resigns from Texas Legislature to become Dalhart postmaster. Readers recall Underwood’s past campaign addresses for Judge Ramsey. Hardy O Neal Drug Co. advertises fountain syringe.
Fragmentary ad text mentions Silver Pine Healing Od claimed to cure wire cuts and heat injuries and references Hardy O'Neil Drag Co and Pritchard Grocery Co with an American Lady product. lacks verifiable details or context.
Local notice notes pastries and bread from the American Lady brand, with a mention of a Jersey Bull at the 10 K. Wagon Yard. Service fee details attributed to J.C. Skaggs appear in the fragment.
All persons holding colts from my stock are urged to call and settle by July 1. KR and G. Bounds.
Col Ellison of Ft Worth arrived yesterday and will stay about ten days at the excellent stock farm twelve miles northwest. He was met by ranch manager H A Winkler and reported good progress on the trip with flattering prospects for the farm.
R G Scott of Shamrock was in town Tuesday with the Shamrock hall team and called on friends. He was described as the king booster of the Shamrock aggregation.
Partial readable lines indicate a contact and delivery instruction but key details are missing or corrupted making events, dates, or entities uncertain.
Fragmented reading notes describe a notice involving owners at the lender offices and paying to obtain the notice. Names and precise actions are unclear but reference to a payment and official description remain.
June 20 schedule outlines a study of the Psalms cast with Hew AL fa ag as guest. Regular services at three, followed by the sewing meeting. There will be no Sunday services.
Song Prayer Subject Tae Sovial the inst Judement Mattos ALS Basis The Topic Avis Wilson Be He TM ware them one from another Red Street Quberit the Kingdom prepared for you Kate Cocke Lord when saw we the nunigrys and fed theey Letha Terry Song Elsie McDanial Reading Prank Cocke Leader Dick Richards
Purported notice lists hatching eggs for Strathy pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks priced 81.00 per 15 and 0 per 100, with contact L Tarpley in Wellington Texas. Also references selling items from Pritchard Grocery and promotions for Eastman Kodak via Hardy-O Neil Drag Co. and A W Big Store trim fittings.
The Pritchard Grocery urges customers to ready for fruit crop shipments and stock up on fruit fare as new supplies arrive for trade.
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