Third Of Wheat Goes Begging On World Market
College Station report from Jess Watson of Newcastle on world wheat supply and demand. He notes a carry-over of about 4.25 billion bushels by July 1, more than twice current import needs at 550 million.
11 May 1939
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
1
College Station report from Jess Watson of Newcastle on world wheat supply and demand. He notes a carry-over of about 4.25 billion bushels by July 1, more than twice current import needs at 550 million.
The notice specifies that only persons aged 26 years or more are eligible for election to New York University's Hall of Fame. It reflects the institution's updated criteria for consideration, highlighting age as a key requirement in the selection process.
Miss Margaret Wood formerly of Wellington will teach at Pleasant Valley School near Lubbock next year. She is currently a senior at Texas Technological College and has lived in Lubbock with her parents for several years.
Dr and Mrs W. W. Jones left Saturday afternoon for San Antonio to attend the State Medical Association meeting from Monday through Wednesday. They plan to return to Wellington later this week.
Co. R. Brown traveled to Fort Worth for a business trip. W. M. Davis J. B. Van Huss Clay Carreker and Frank Carreker visited Welling ton midweek on business. Henry Taylor and wife attended to Ernest Pool in San Jos New Mexico. Herbert Massey and wife visited Hackberry residents Alvin Cates. Jessie White of Twitty spent the weekend with the Van Huss home. Mary Lee Davis of Kelton visited her parents and teaches at Kelton School. Jack Griswold of Plainview stayed with his sister C R Brown. Rev Bonar and family from Lefors visited Liston Cates. Bud Gale spent weekend with Gary and family in Ransdell. Frances King remains on the sick list. The King daughter is ill. J L Gill and wife visited Raymond Darrow family in Twitty.
A good rain in Samnorwood benefits wheat and gardens while sudan grows. Richard Gambrell preached at the Baptist Church, his first Sumnerwood sermon. A 10 night singing school runs at the high school gym with large crowds. County Agricultural Association met at the Baptist Church, several joined. Local visits include Leroy Thompson family from Mangum and others. An all day quilting hosted by Mrs. Tom Cunningham drew many, with shared dishes. Several teachers and locals attended events in Oklahoma City and Wellington. Transfers and visits tied to local families fill weekly life.
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