29 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
1
The farm relief act offers cotton farmers paid cooperation in growing cotton. Farmers may accept or reject the offer, which hinges on broad participation and timely decisions. Meetings in southern cotton counties will explain details and start the program.
A printer responding to a surgeon’s bid request for a small print job pens a sharp reply. He imagines bids on an appendectomy with various options and postoperative steps, humorously linking the ink contract to a medical operation and future pricing.
A historical note discusses gallstones and the desire to avoid the additional expense of surgical cutting. No further context available in readable text.
A Connecticut insurance law sets tiered rates by driving record. Top performers receive discounts, standard rates apply, minor violations incur 10 percent, serious accidents 25 percent, and highly avoidable crashes incur an extra 50 percent. Early results unclear but principle-based and potentially beneficial.
Miss Fannie Yanagisawa an 18 year old Berkeley California girl wins first prize silver trophy in the state American Legion contest with a creed praising Old Glory and universal liberty justice and peace. Her remarks note her Japanese-born parents but her pride in being American.
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits connect numerous families including the Lowes, Nippers, Ingrams, Cooks, Brewers, Fusons, and Kings. Various relatives travel from Reed Oklahoma, Aberdeen, Clarendon, and Anton Texas while health notes mention Virginia Simpson as ill and Willene Squyres improving. A Buck Creek bridge picnic features many local residents with light foods.
A large crowd attended Sunday School with several Elm community visitors. Visitors included Mrs. F. D. Roan of Lubbock staying with her sister Mrs. J. T. Judd. A sequence of visits and dinners followed among local families including the Francises, Judds, Blandfords, and Johnsons.
The city of Miami in Louisiana is farthest south and Bellingham in Washington is farthest north in the United States. Other cities lie farther north or south, but none are as large as these two. Both exceed a population of 20,000.
The state notices a sheriff sale in Collingsworth County arising from a district court order dated May 22 1923 and a judgment in favor of Panhandle Construction Co against M L Lemley. The levy was executed May 23 1933 on real estate in Collingsworth County, Texas.
Public sale of block 158 Wellington Collingsworth County Texas to satisfy tax or lien Nos 22 23 24 against M L Lemley. Sale set for first Tuesday in July 1933 at the Court House door Wellington between 10 AM and 4 PM. Notice published in Wellington Leader three weeks prior. G T Conn Sheriff.
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