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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
9
A fragmented notice urges voters in Collingwood County to study amendments and vote July 19. The message references a July post and a proposed $25,000 Baptist church in Quanah if newspaper promotion were absent, urging civic duty and patriotism.
A quirky aphorism asserts burglary needs no advertising to succeed, claiming this criminal trade thrives without promotion. The line underscores a cynical view of unlawful enterprise and market competition.
The First State bank of Hedley will raise its capital stock from 20 KN to 250000 dollars and announce the establishment of a second bank in Hedley.
Receipt confirms season ticket to the Panhandle Exposition and Pair Association at Glarendon held July 2 3 4 5.
The saying warns that shrouds have no pockets and a close fisted man should invest in home businesses to benefit himself and his neighbors. It emphasizes thrift and local enterprise as prudent guidance.
The Matadors ship 17 000 head of cattle from their pasture to grass in the north. Dry weather and grasshoppers have stripped the country, prompting the move to better grazing.
A local editor argues that reader support determines the paper’s strength and the town’s civic health. Withholding patronage, he says, weakens coverage and community voice.
Sightseers in Wellington commend the town’s trees and scenery, noting the city’s beauty and appeal as a top attraction in the Panhandle. Residents share pride in the well-kept streets and attractive surroundings that draw visitors.
Heat waves over the northern and eastern states in the past week have increased reports of heat related prostrations while authorities note cooling measures and health advisories. The public is urged to stay hydrated seek shade and limit outdoor activity during peak sunlight hours.
At Hereford commencement a prize went to the girl with the neatest and most inexpensive dress. She paid 1.25 for her dress while the priciest gown among graduates cost 38.65, contrasting with Dallas High School where many outfits ran into hundreds of dollars.
J R Renfro writes from Vernon Texas in 1913 arguing to embrace silos as storage for crops. He cites Joseph in Egypt as inspiration and urges belief that silos will become common. He condemns poor material and urges quality construction and vegetable canning utility.
A Chicago vice investigation finds only 16 percent of immorality causes stem from low wages. It argues poverty does not excuse temptation and notes many inmates come from well to do families. It cites fast life and male fidelity as key factors.
A modern Wellington house is offered by Wiley Anderson with affordable terms. The property is marketed as the nicest, newest and up-to-date home available, highlighting easy financing for buyers.
Clarendon showcases a major light harness racing gathering as the Texas Oklahoma Short Ship Circuit attracts about 100 horses from California Arizona Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas. Purse totals reach 23000 with a free barbecue on the 4th under Panhandle Exposition and Fair Association direction, alongside Donley County Fair in October.
Auction note lists 150 head of good stock cattle available in Plymouth Texas. Contact H. S. Cook or write to Plymouth for details. Also seeks four or five hogs around 100 pounds for sale by H. V. Pritchard.
To Horse Raisers my black combination saddle and driving horse will make the season at any place one mile northwest of town. Terms to insure ten dollars. Money due when colt is calfed, more traded or removed from county. D S Austin.
Onion growers faced a market crisis as overproduction led to carloads dumped on markets while freight was unpaid. The middleman arranged destruction of surplus onions, ignoring producer distress and consumer hunger, underscoring need for a marketing system.
The big minstry show by A G Allen will appear for two performances in Wellington on Saturday June 24. Mary will spread the news to everyone.
Notice to hunters forbids any hunting or shooting on land owned or controlled by the undersigned. The landowner states a determination to keep out everyone and warns trespassers will be prosecuted.
A comic tale recounts Otto buying an automobile before understanding how to operate it. He starts the engine, the car lurches forward injuring him and damaging a lamp post. Otto loses his auto test as onlookers watch the mishap unfold.
We now offer the best abstract work and loans on land. See R H Cooke Jr or R R Sherwood in the court house office. Mruit jars at Pritchard Gro very.
A mother’s reflection on preparing daughters for married life. Advice urges daughters to face life honestly, master homemaking, and accept parental support only in real trouble. The letter ends with a blessing to pursue happiness and peace in marriage.
The Allen's Minstrels are billed for Wellington with two shows on Saturday afternoon and night. A new shipment of Ladfords is arriving at the Auk-W. customers are invited to see the latest ale selection.
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