Wellington Leader publication details from 1909 issue
The Wellington Leader, a weekly newspaper published by the Wellington Leader Company at 913 West Avenue, Wellington, Texas, with periodicals postage paid since August 25, 1909. Address changes go to P O Box 992, Wellington, TX 79095-0992.
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West Avenue
Wellington
Texas
Wellington Leader
Wellington Leader Company
P.O. Box
Savvy Senior Advice on Flu Shots and Senior Driving
The column urges older adults to consider flu vaccination highlighting long term risks, heart and stroke benefits, and Medicare free access. It also advises gentle involvement of family in driving decisions and offers resources for senior driving courses transportation options and safety information from CDC AARP NIAID and other agencies.
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Korea
Centers For Disease Control
New England Journal of Medicine
Medicare
CDC
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Cdc.gov
AARP
Aarp.org
National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases
NIAID
Maid.nih
Department of Motor Vehicles
Aarp.orp
Sealive
National Transit Hotline
Ctaa.org
National Highway Safety Administration
Nhtsa
Dot
American Public Transportation Association
Association For Driver Rehabilitation Specialists
P.O. Box
Edgerton
AAA Foundation For Traffic Safety
Wwwseniordivers.org
Collingsworth
Texas Highway Patrol
Fleeting Moments From The Wellington Leader Files
The Wellington Leader notes include Junior Young of the U S Navy visiting his Wellington parents after combat with the Japanese aboard a merchant ship. Other items cover school openings postponed due to weather, Cotton harvest delays, and upcoming Skyrockets games as the district title chase continues.
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Anaeeo
Wellington
Priscilla Sullivan
Junior Young
U.S. Navy
Jess Young
Young
Sumnerwood
Quail School
Earl Ponder
Quail
Noah Cunningham
McLean
Tiger Field
Phillips
Memphis
Logan Cummings
Rockets
Melton
Kendrick
Baumgardner and
Covey
Orville Vaughan
Dodson
Board of Supervisors
Salt Fork Soil Conservation District
Bob Crawford
Salt Fork Soil Conservation Service
John Robert Howard
Vaughan
Odis Emmerat
SCC
Emmert
Thomas
Lillie
Howard
Pat Bradley
Abra
Ate State
School Lunch Menu November 3–7, 2003
Daily meals listed for Monday through Friday include beef stew and cheese sticks, fried chicken, barbecue German sausage, meat loaf, and roast with assorted sides. Each day features vegetables, fruit or dessert, bread or roll, oleo and milk.
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Faith Baptist Church
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Pastor Ronnie Lambert
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Todd Moore
W. 2Nd St. Shamrock
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Walter Lee O'Neil
U.S. Marine Corps
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Seoul
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Youth For Christ
Russell Allen
Nazarene Church
Jo Ann Aaron
Maxine Aselton
Earl Lynn Bartlett
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Booker T. Washington
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Farmer
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Oklahoma
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Powell Field
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Bryan Hatch
Tim Bailey
Jennings Wells
Joe Rudy
Joe Howard
Billy Clubb
Johnny Maxwell
Ronnie Nix
Ray Floyd
Danny Martin
Glenn Thomas
Bobby Hudson
Kenneth Patterson
Desteste
Richard Nixon
Jeanine Allen
America
Winston Churchill
Environmental Agency
University of Texas
M.d.anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute
Galveston
Houston
Southern Pacific Company
Mangum
J.d.’S Auto Supply & Repair
Belton
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