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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
4
City officials respond to rising local tennis interest by adding two new courts at Ellison Park. The article notes Wellington’s history of quality players and highlights tennis as a sport suited for all ages, alongside golf, with community and industrial support aiding tournament play.
Texas Army engineers endorse a plan to reduce salt in the Brazos River and will urge Congress to act. Towns from North Texas to the Gulf applaud the Corps of Engineers for a practical economical solution. The work will ease future water supply as Texas grows, though benefits arrive slowly.
Texas Senator Pete Snelson warns the Edgewood school district decision will shape future state finance formulas. He contrasts Odessa and Edgewood districts with pupil, teacher, and salary figures and raises questions about statewide district consolidation and local enrichment programs.
A reading of brief poetic fragments and quotes from Byron Keble Hemans Keats Gardiner Calkins Brainard Carlyle Bayly Linley Pollok Macaulay Newman Emerson Longfellow Coleridge Southey, honoring nature love memory and enduring literary figures. The collection pairs meditative lines with famous poets and authors.
A string of playful lines questions pastors cravings for tastier fare than crackers. It mocks authorities and old tales with mixed references to Humpty Dumpty epoxied and crystal gates foreseeing raids.
Henry Ford released the Model T in 1908 with 11 000 units sold in its first year. The overall production reached 15 million vehicles, shaping mass market mobility and automotive history. Tides shift daily with roughly 50 minute delays between tides and between afternoon cycles. The text notes a stereotype describing Mongoloid eye slant.
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