Hospital Reopens Under Miss Vincent in Wellington
Miss Mary Vincent of Oklahoma City has bought the local sanitarium once owned by Mrs. J. G. Cross and will run it with doctors from Wellington and nearby towns. The hospital, a busy center during Dr Cross's life, is expected to become again a beacon for patients seeking operations and care.
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Mary Vincent
Oklahomas City
J. G. Cross
Same
Wellington
Dr. Cross
Miss Vincent
J. R. Riley Dies. Rites Held for Local Resident
J. R. Riley of five miles northeast of Lawn died Thursday morning. Burial followed Friday afternoon in the old cemetery with Rev. Browning presiding. He was brother to Kid Riley and leaves a wife six children and many relatives and friends. The Leader extends sympathy.
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J. W. Riley
Lawn
Rev. Browning
Kid Riley
Kentucky Case In Prohibition Fight
Washington March 9 Arguments in Rhode Island and Massachusetts cases challenging the prohibition amendment to the Constitution were finished today in the Supreme Court. Kentucky’s case will be disposed of tomorrow, then the Nation’s highest court will decide. Levy Mayer of Chicago urged the court that the amendment is revolutionary and invades state rights, arguing that removing police power would erase state sovereignty and noting doubts about ratification under referendum provisions.
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Washington
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Levy
Chicaiwo
Mayor
Prohibition Amendment Advocate Arguments Denied by Officials
Solicitor General King and Assistant Attorney General Priergon rejected contentions that Congress failed to properly adopt or ratify the Prohibition amendment. They argued the amendment was valid and empowered federal‑state cooperation to enforce prohibition, reflecting a nationwide push to aid dry states. The Wellington Leader is cited among sources.
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King
Priergon
Congress
Solicitor General
Classic Seafood Dishes From Hearty Kitchen Notes
Curried salmon in butter sauce with curry flour mix, salt fish hash using mashed potato, breaded tongue with tomato sauce, oyster and celery stew with beef extract, and baked sardines prepared in oil and quick boil. Includes practical steps, cooking times, and serving tips.
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Court House
Gillentine & Small
J. R. Riley
TIS
Sea Dysart & Nicholson
Parma
Rewi
Carine
Tess
le Cigs
Hiehard E
Day
Starkey
M. E. Church South
E. A. Singley
Wellington State
B. Long
Buck Tarter
Belle City
Co. W. Roberts
R. Ja Templeton
Jim DePauw
C. A. Kesler
White Leghorn Heng
Roosters
J. W. Gimmell
Jersey
Ic Skages
D. A. Muse
Hereford Bulls
C. W. Roberts
Botf
Derre Laemi
John di. A
Plipean
Wyandotte Egers
Whone
Enn
Chas. Gollihue
H. P. Witte
A. E. Leggitt
Gang
T. B. Starkey
Durham
N. C. Tennison
Charley Dysart
Rt. 1
Box 106
Quail
Myst &H
Cul Tivation
T. BR. Starkey
Texas
Texma
Rude Addition
A. Wright Property
C. A. Ownby
Springdale
Ark
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J. P. Rippetos
Wilbarger Co
Collingsworth
Wheslar County
Ignd
Jpleton Loan & Investment Co
Wellington State Bank
Wellington, Texas
H. A. Holcomb
V. P
J. M. Strong
Ufe
U.S. Navy
Singley Bros
Wellington Leader
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