Fire Prevention guidelines for the home from the State Fire Marshal
The State Fire Marshal's Office outlines home fire prevention: install and maintain heating and cooking appliances. keep basements closets attics and garages clear of combustibles. use qualified service people. Store gasoline and flammable liquids properly in closed containers away from heat sparks and children. Never in makeshift containers. Provide proper ventilation for portable heaters and fireplaces and have equipment checked yearly. Do not smoke in bed and extinguish smoking materials outdoors in metal containers. Keep matches and lighters away from children and monitor activities. Ensure electrical safety use correct fuses and avoid overloading circuits and damaged cords. Install smoke detectors, test weekly, replace batteries yearly, and plan at least two escape routes from every bedroom with a floor plan. Prepare for fire emergencies, practice evacuation, and designate a meeting place outdoors. Sleep with bedroom doors closed and ensure detectors are audible through doors. If smoke is near, use an alternate exit, stay low, and head to the meeting place.
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State Fire Marshal's Office
The
State Board of Insurance
Wellington City Manager Praised For Park Grant App
John Sherman of the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission lauds Wellington for baseball park improvements grant proposal. He notes the application by Mr. Glen Taylor and Mr. Eddie Davis as the most complete seen and commends Taylor as a dedicated city manager.
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City of
Wellington
Glen Taylor
Eddie Davis
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wellington Little League Seeks Del Monte Labels
Wellington Little League collects Del Monte labels for traded sports equipment. Whole labels are required and can be dropped off at the Chamber of Commerce Office. Boxes will also be placed in local churches for collection.
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Wellington
Little League
del Monte
Chamber of Commerce
Collingsworth County Youth Observe National 4-H Week
Collingsworth County 4-H clubs observed National 4-H Week October 7 13 led by Don Reeves and Mary Lou Souder with Anna Strickrod. The feature outlines 4-H’s mission global reach and local impact including enrollment figures, volunteer roles, and youth development goals.
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Collingsworth County
Don Reeves
Mary Lou Souder
Wellington
Collingsworth
4-H
Reeves
Souder
Anna Strickrod
Panhandle
Amarillo
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension
United States
District of Columbia
Purto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
Micronesia
Northern Mariana Islands
Photographer recalls Collingsworth GOP roots at fair
Amarillo photographer John Ivy, grandson of G. N. Arnold founder of Collingsworth Republicans, visited Wellington for the county fair to video activities and discuss roots. Ivy notes Arnold’s newspaper battles, Wade Arnold’s long Wellington postmaster tenure, Roosevelt’s visit, and memories of Crews Ranch along Salt Fork River with quicksand dangers.
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John Ivy
Amarillo
Wellington
Collingsworth
Ivy
G.N. Arnold
Republican Party
Collingsworth Standard
Arnold
Memphis
Wade Arnold
Wade
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawton
Frederick
Okla
Collingsworth County
Collingworth
Crews
Salt Fork River
Foreclosure Sale Terms and Title Transfer
Cash sale to highest bidder. Taxes due on property. Title conveyed by substitute trustees deed.
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West Avenue
Texas
Henry W. Wells
Neil Wilbur
Lynda McGillirculation
Melanie Jeffrey
Texas Press Association
Virginia Robey News
Priscilla Sullivan
Cynthia Rowe
Bee Ford
John Sherman
Texas Review and Comment System Committee
Wellington Lumber
East Ave
Greenhouse
Hall County
Hall County Court House
Federal Land Bank Association OF
Quarterly Report
Jury
Clerk's Contingency Fund
Consolidated Law Enforcement
State OF Texas
County OF Collingsworte
Commissioners Court
Vernon
Dan Langford
Roberson
Pet
Thomas
Karen Coleman
Elvis Pitts
Raymond Neeley
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