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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2000

Page

8

Soil tests key to greener Texas lawns this spring

County Agent urges homeowners to test soil before buying fertilizer. Overfertilizing harms lawns and can contaminate water. A soil test kit costs 13 dollars and yields tailored fertilizer recommendations, saving money and protecting resources. Educational programs by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service welcome all residents.

Texas Tony Provin Texas A&m College Station Proven The Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Four H members learn skin care at workshop led by Gracie Michael

Four 4 H members Nikki Jeffrey Whitney Gulley Hannah Briggs and Amber Hollis joined a skin care workshop by Gracie Michael a Mary Kay consultant. They trained in cleaning moisturizing and personal hygiene as part of a clothing project and will design a Tshirt and learn fabric printing at Pair A Dice Graffix Shop.

Gracie Michael Mary Kay Nikki Jeffrey Whitney Gulley Hannah Briggs Amber Hollis Saunna Blacksher County Extension Office Hannah Robin Ambrus Briggs Amber Randy Candi Hollis

Pearl City and Wellington Duel for County Seat in 1880s

Buster Barker’s 1940 recollections, retyped by Collingsworth County Museum, recount Pearl north of Wellington as a rival county seat candidate. Fred Slocum, John Kennedy, and Cap Easley reportedly founded Pearl in 1880, lured settlers with cheap or free lots, and built a hotel, saloon, church, and school before Wellington won the vote and Pearl dissolved.

Buster Barker Collingsworth County Pearl Wellington J.A. Mahan Pearl City Tarrant County Fred Slocum John Kennedy Cap Easley C.W. Roberts Barker Childress Alexander McCollister

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