28 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
1
The Leader argues Wellington must focus on increasing attractiveness as it grows. It cites untidy streets and lawns, urges ongoing effort and civic pride, and sees lawn contests, business diligence, street maintenance, and new homes as steps toward a more inviting city.
A historical column questions farmers turning from Republicans after a convention incident denying farm delegates. It argues tariff plays into farm woes, cites eight years of inaction, and notes Hoover era price curtailments for grain. The piece warns voters may focus on basic issues over policy details.
Mrs. J. M. Harper longtime resident of Wellington county since 1902 died after a long illness. She was a quiet respected figure in the community her gentle courteous nature and steadfast faith left a lasting impression on churches and schools. She was a devoted wife and mother and her pioneer status and steadfast character are mourned by many in the community.
Texans visiting the Democratic convention in Houston praise a back hall elevated walkway that lets nondelegates parade and glimpse the action. The feature provides spectators with a view of the hall and delegates at work.
A wide ranging digested column from Wellington reflects on public contracting scrutiny for road topping frauds, local travel misadventures, fishing licensing costs, civic plans, and a San Antonio Legion convention push. It notes editorials on highway contracts, East Texas products, chain stores, a big clean up, and local pride in Wellington.
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