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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
9
OCR note provides limited readable fragments including time indicators and scattered letters. Key details such as event, location, or involved parties are not discernible to form a coherent news item.
Barton Brothers promote a square deal for all customers with a clean up to date stock of general merchandise including dry goods groceries hardware drugs and general nations. They invite readers to call and visit their shop.
Herbert Dysart and Mr Tummins take a trip to Dodsonville through lush farmland. The piece highlights Wellingtonian Charlie, age 20, as a standout debater chosen to represent the University of Missouri in a Texas contest on April 20, praising his rapid progress and teaching stint, and noting pride from his father Commissioner J T Litchfield.
The Senior Epworth League hosted a Friday evening event at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leach’s home with Misses Bigham Arnold Mount Kirby Curtner and Mr F J White providing music. Refreshments followed as attendees complimented the Leachs hospitality with thanks in the Wellington Leader and Times consolidation note from the Tulia Standard.
Wellington youth Charles E. Litchfield earns second place in Missouri University debater preliminaries after a series of hard fought contests, signaling notable early success.
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