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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
10
The store highlights its first duty to fill prescriptions with potent pure drugs and careful accuracy as a reason physicians trust them. It notes constant business growth and invites new customers to experience their range of drug store goods and attentive service, urging to call for orders.
Mr John H Bryant from Paducah has leased T. Smiths place three miles west of town and will start a first class daily. City National Bank opened in new quarters on the northwest corner of the square. Wellington Feed and Mill Co proprietors Hlali and Wina cy are busy grinding meat and feed and invite customers to try their meal.
Since last Monday the oat crop shows strong growth and prospects for a good wheat crop though acreage is limited. The Famous has moved stock to a new brick building south of the City National Bank. Colonel G N Arnold returns from Ft Worth and other points to discuss new mail routes. The article defends local peace officers and praises their service. W L Obenhaus sings at a recent event while Vickery family visits J L Morgan and Pool and Watkins promote nursery trees. Will Beck of Mexico buys land near Collingsworth. Three cheers for Wellington and her prosperous paper.
Madge writes from a small Oklahoma settlement noting good health. Mace Jones has finished a new house and moved in. Mrs. Albert Swett returned from Mangum where her daughter received hospital care. Mr and Mrs Elibue Johoson were in the city trading Saturday. Minnie Yows a popular teacher was in town Saturday.
1500 rolls of the latest patterns arrive from Thomas and Wells offered at as low as 6 cents per roll.
Mr McMinn has nearly completed the house where he will establish bottling works. Watch Wellington grow as the project advances.
An ad announces a rapid stock clearance in Wellington as the seller plans to leave town within 20 days. It lists wall paper rolls priced at 1 cent each, a line of ladies millinery, and furniture, inviting Commercial Club members and others to view and purchase before departure.
Hall and Winney advertise Singlers coal yard offering a range of animal feed and supplies. The brief notice directs customers to contact Singlers for fertilizer and feed options.
Reports from the community note sermons at the school house and House Log by Bro. Cornelius and Bro. James. Maude Fu son and Jessie Fu son visited Uncle George Strong in Arkansas last week. E E Peacock is on the sick list. Jim Poff and family traveled out of the community. Will LaHue and wife visited Mrs. E E Peacock. Millard Riley and Estredge Culwell visited Pat Dickey. A sand storm hindered farmers from town. Batchlor hopes for rain.
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