28 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
1
The program lists Song Prayer by Violet Gead Song Reading by Nellie Payne The reign of Saul by Grace Couch Solo by Vern Thomas A story of Joseph by Jonnie Payne History of David by Grady Dukeminier Leader Ralph Royal.
A holiness rally schedule lists opening sermons and services from Friday June 24 to Sunday June 28 with topics Repentance Soul Winner Living Without Sin The Two Works of Grace and The Possibilities of Falling from Grace. Includes song prayer testimony times and a children's program with an open invitation to all attendees.
Local seller advertises a large clearance of furniture hardware harness queens ware screen doors and field hoes at cost to make room for new stock. Cash buyers urged to compare prices and see best value in town.
W M Smith of Lutie Texas advertises about fifteen good young mules for sale at his home known as the H C Wells place, located north of the river. Includes sale details and contact note.
Frank Luce, a farmer lad working for Alexander, rode the notorious pumping bull in a Memphis style contest in Childress last week. He stayed on until the animal tired, winning a $10 reward after weeks of failed attempts by others. The event drew local citizens and repeated the daily exhibition ended with Luce receiving the prize.
Local column reports social visits and travel from Latle area including church activity and protracted meeting set for August third Sunday. A boy named Jesse Woods was shot in the arm but improving. Residents speak of rain, cool northerdays, and ongoing farm and family events with numerous visits to relatives.
Short notes describe health updates and travels in the community. Mr and Mrs G Lahue journeyed to southwest Texas for health reasons. Bob Riley visited his sisters Mesdames J W and E La Hue. Robersons visited in laws last Sunday. Grandma Brewer improving. Poff and cousin visited Fresno area. Luther Armstrong and brother attended a picnic at Quail last Saturday.
Esdaile Wisconsin merchant H L Blomquist quotes his wife praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best cough remedy, saying it surpasses other brands she has tried. Joe Hardy Drug Co. promotes Foley's product as the top choice.
Lillie News notes better crop prospects after a county picnic at Quail where a large dinner was served. The report mentions Miss Gertrude White, Mr. G D Thomas, Bob Seale sowing alfalfa, and a youthful gathering at Mr and Mrs Montague’s home with hopeful signs for the community.
Salt Fork Sifting reports continued rain while residents T B Rinard and Jno Abney were in Wellington last week for business. Conley Little was ill for several days. Ed Abney worked for Newt Worley a few days, and Sol Yeager had business in the area.
Hollis resident Pierce visits Mr J S Anderson. Oscar Peeples and wife from Wellington spend day with M G Peeples. Young people of lillit entertained at Langford and Brewer homes. Rev J W Hembree and wife attend district convention. Family updates include Grandma Piecson in Pleasantwell and others.
Jersey cows offered for sale by owner in Holland Winding ton Texas. Cash or grand notes accepted. Sale details limited by available information.
For Sale or Trade 100 acres well improved land joining the town of McLean. Pex for sale or trade for food cows. See or write Geo. Bowrland Box ? McLean Texas.
The Star Meat Market will be closed after nine o'clock on Sundays. People are advised to purchase meats before that hour and take notice of the schedule.
An old time ad declares transfer and bus line service with express and baggage delivery by Beavers and Richardson at No. 17 seeking customers.
A card certifies Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and emphasizes its healing effects for coughs colds and throat chest and lung irritations. The genuine product is in a yellow package and is sold by Jae Hardy Drug Co.
Foley Kidney Pills praised for prompt relief by Mr Sable as evidence of their curative qualities. Joe Hardy Drug Co promotes the remedy with a recommendation and direct endorsement amid a health case in St Charles Sabie and surrounding area.
Mrs M A McLaughlin of LaCrosse Wisconsin reports kidney trouble and rheumatism pain in back and hips eased after using Foley's Kidney Pills. She says the change was wonderful after a few days and she is thankful for the relief. Joe Hardy Drug Co.
C Bo tngram of Aberdeen is cited regarding hail insurance in the period’s brief, indicating a local discussion or inquiry into coverage terms and premiums.
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