The Wellington Leader (Wellington, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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THE WELLINGTON LEADER
PAGE TWO
HOW TO PRE
PARE EXHIBITS
FOR THE FAIR
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Hot Weather
Refreshing Drinks
w brood lea'ev In -electing com. ala(ely SO that it will reach destina-
35c, *'».’>c $1.25.
City Drug Store
Collingsworth County Fair
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Entertainment Program
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Expect u.» to have the best
at all tunes, and we believe
i* the cheapest.
to shut
its way
ami up
Monday
the
with
tying the butt
*wal?
t.'-Ass,'”
am! $10 )
anri $ 10 I
anil $10 I
and $10i
After this
to u six-inch
working when
The Rix-inch
the eight inch
•pie to tear1 de-tin a-
condition
Beras t Tea at any pharmacy Take a
tableapoonful of the tea. put a cup of
tw'iling water upon It, pour through a
•ievr are! drink a teacup full at any
time
niio RunNiTKii qmui
nuu nnciMiiiioii mini
STIFF OHG JMfTS
tion without damage. In
* be tied in
and K. K lancaslet in preparation*
of ptsxliK'ts for competition
Tbrewhex Grams AU grains are
.itdged for excellence in varietal char
aetensUc'. purity, ''reexhun from smut
and ether diseases, and also freedom
real foreign mat lets weed seed dirt
injure,. kernel* of other vareties and number should he
weight. Glams are exhilutesi in one ’ hibil,
peck samples which amount discxtu:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922.
RED PEPPER FDR
GOLDS IN CHEST
W •■ the bowel- are co tipated.
the lower howet® or large >fc*Une«
become packed with refu-< matter,
that I- made up largely < germ*.
These germ- enter the verm.'oral ap-
pendix and -et up inflammation,
commonly known appen-
Take Chamberlain' Tablets
conte«t ($40 $20
rnrtrst ($2:
context < $40
contest i $2
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Cause of 4 ppendieit i*.
Goat roping contest ($25 $15 and $10i
FRIDAY 1:30 P. M. AT GRAND STAND
Disorders of the bowels are ex-
tremely dangerous particularly dur-
ing the hot weather of the summer
months, and in older to protect your-
self and family against a sudden at-
tack. get a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can
be depended upon. Many have te-ti
i find to its excellence.—Adv.
the top in dry shady place.
Each -talk should be crated
through ji.d through When you art
suffering from a Id. rhtumali'm,
laiAxihr, -tiff neck or I re muscles,
i «t set a lar of bowks bed i'ei pcr
Rub made from red peppers, at any
drnc M re 1 ■ u will have the <ju«!*-l
r< li< f known
Ease your tight, aching chert. Stop
the pain Break up the congestion Feel
a bad cold loosen up in just a short
time
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem-
<dv that brings quickest relief It can-
rot hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the t chtne-s and drive the conges-
f.. n and soreness right out
Nothing has such concentrated, pen-
etratmg heat as red peppers and when
heal fwnctrates right down into colds,
sonse-tion. aching muscles and sore,
stiff joints rein ( comes at once
The moment u ;i apply Red Pepper
Kill sou feel tb< tmgl ng heat In three
till. WELL PROVES TO BE GILLENTINE BROTHERS
A WILDCAT WILD1 SALE VERY Sl'Ct
eight-inch hole,
wa- reduced
they were
ice made
the best
Singley Bros.
w hich
diciti
when tended anti keep yu ■ bowels
regular and vou have Titfl* to fear
Adv.
Band Concert.
2 o'clock P. M. Muster Joe, America'* Greatest Child Singer
M'I.I.E SYLVANA, Lady Contortionist.
ALFERHETTA SISTERS WorkTa Famous Aerial Queen*.
Free for all 9 mile aota race (950 995 and 910.)
Free for al! 5 mile auto race (MB 9M and 91®.)
Hamess race 2 out of 9 heat* (MB 920 and 91® )
12 mile Dash Horse Race (940 9M and 910.)
the
un-
und
and
Item pt
to lowei the six-inch casing suffic-
iently to cut off this f]<»w of gas,
but without success.
Yesterday an attempt was made to
"mud off" the gas in the space be-
tweeti the two strings of casing, but
at the time of going to press the
success of this attempt wa* -till of
ii doubtful nature.
During the past week the well ha*
kept -readily increasing hr amount
of oil thrown out, und while large
quantities of the oil Is wasted the
flea ha- been sufficient to keep the
-tn I talk filltwl anil running over,
although a 'lumber of gins ice plant,
and others are hauling off oil each
day and storing it for fuel.
Two more large -teel tank- arrived
Sunday, and a gang of tank builder*,
have l>een busy erecting them, t«ut
they will not be completed before
Satunla' W ith :' < prr-ri ’ i
, fi!1 t1 < , •:<'!<■
di-yw-itio! ca> be made of the ul on
baud.
A majority of the experienced oil
im i in the city express the 'pinion
t at. thi vv. l! i- likely to prove . sen
ati.mal one. and assert thair confi-
dence that it is likely to blow in"
at almost anv moment Savre Head-
light
Please see noticXQ^ast Sover-
eign Visitor, where c£rks are for-
bidden the paying of dues for any
member with camp fund*. Re sure
to see that dues ure paid by the 4th
day of the month following the one
for
which payment is made. Dues
August must be paid oy Septem-
4th or you will be suspended.
H Williamson, Con. Com.
R. S.Montague, Chairman
Manager.
IG VID A(H R III I
reeve-memt Hlue Stu-
♦not trouble, -uch a hat
con’-, but "ii-, sweaty fe< •
gema of the feet; and all
eases, -uc1 as Itch, Ecrer .
worm, l'o on Oak, Old b i
$oe or. Children Will not i
clothe- and has a plea-ant i
CITY DRl G STORE
The work of casing in this
is proving a greater job than
at first -uppo-sed. This well is prov-
ing very mud; like a balky horse—
one
the
5.
«.
7.
9.
I would die The
down paint were
J.-fiiAlly SO severe I could
not stand the pressure ot
my hands on the lower
Part ot my stomach . . .
simply felt as il life was
•oi but a short time My
husband was worried . .
t>nc evening, while read
mg the Birthday Alma
mc. he came across a
ca.*e mrnuar to mine, and
went straight lor some
Cardin hx me to try
Cotton Rolls-Boll* to be exhibited
should be selected before they are
ila’wagcv! by weather. They should
be large, with th same number of
lock* in egeh Kill. The exhibit must
be li’iiform in -ue. color, number of
hw'hs and quality of lint. The qual-
ity and length of hnt my be deter-
tuned bv examination of other bolls
on -talk
The boll» -hould l< mounted in
Plants air cures- - -' allow pasteboard box, with lid.
, . Oi. maualh a -hirt box that inm be
■ntv obta e.i at any dry good- store will
wacco'mnodate a 50-boll exhibit A
J.,Ibex of thi- kinds add- much to the
“My husband bought a $2 trap,
bought a (15c box of RAT-SNAP. The
trap only caught 3 rats but RAT-
SNAP killed 12 in a week. I’m never
without R AT-SNAP. Reckon 1 could-
n't raise ehjeks without it." RAT
cakes. Three sites,
Sold and guaranteed
by Joe Hardy Drug Co.—Adv.
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Over the Top Medicine' for
Scott- Drug Store.
The announcement last week that
dulling at the oil well closed,and that
the well would be cased off, has had
the effect of very materially dimin-
ishing the crowds of spectators and
visitors in this city, a majority of
whom were -imply hanging on expect-
ing at any moment that something
big was giving to happen—in other
wor<is that a gusher would be
brought in when the drill dropped
through the limestone in which
! OLD TIME COLD CCRE-
DRDYK HOT TEA! -
Calf Roping content (95® 99B and 9M.)
Broneh riding contest (MB 92® and 91® >
Steer riding contest (925 915 and 91®.)
Bull-dogging contest (940 9t0 and 910.)
Goat roping content (995 915 and 910)
SATURDAY 1:30 P. M. AT GRAND STAND
Rand Concert.
2 n'deek P. M. Master Joe, America’* Greatent Child Singer
M'LLE SYLVANA, Lady Contortfoniat.
ALFERHETTA SISTERS Wortd’* Famous Aerial Queen*
Several Special race*. Both ear and Home*.
RODEO OPEN TO THE WORLD
Rodeo Conterta.
Ford Car Given Away.
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Rand Concert.
2 ( 'clock P. M. Ma.-ter Joe, America'- Greatest Child Singer
M'I.I.E SY! VAN A, l ady Cor.tortioi.i t,
ALFERHETTA SISTERS World* Famous Aerial Quern-
Ford RaOO B miles (PlttM G O $30 and $20 )
Stock-carrace (Under tlUSO value) Purse $50 $'’■0 and 920
1-2 mile horse-race (Purse $30 $2® and $10 »
RODEO OPEN TO THE WORLD
Calf roping contest. ($50 $'<0 and $20 )
Broneh riding contest. ($40 $20 and $10 i
Steer riding contest (925 $15 and $10 I
„U___ R.11) dogging contest__tllfl___S2(LandtULl__________
i .'"ea——a---l^ji—
’W. 0. W. MEMBERS,
^A^xNDTIUE
We serve all kinds of ’drinks at our Sanitary
Fountain. When you are thirty come in and
let us serve you with the kind of drink you like.
The best place in town to pet a refreshing
drink.
- t -■'-Itxj
Band Concert.
2 o'clock P. M
M t LK SYLVANA, Lady Contortionist
ALFERHETTA SISTERS World'. Fanmu- Aerial Queer..
l-adi-- Auto Race. (Pur.-e $2'. $15 and $10
Fire Drill and Water Fight. (Purse i.M)®®)
On*-Fourth mile hor-e race (Purse 935 .$13 and $;0 I
RODEO OPEN TO THE W0R1 D
Calf roping contest. (950 $30 and $10.)
Broneh riding
Steer riding
RulLdogging
Goat roping
THURSDAY 1:30 P. M. AT GRAND STAND
With eomwuMvity, evunty and state
taire coming om within a shott time
the fartnets vt v e.iui&.-woith ivunty ghum hewds should be allowed to ma
. - , . ... .t’ — - ——- Heads of uniform
agricuhurva. exhibit* to he di'playvx1 ! circumference, sire, shape and
at the fain- ami will be mteiv't in of glume., color of grains, uni-
the^ *uggrMwui» inad by A. h. Short f,-im -ettiug of ,-eed blanche- and
maturity should l»e selected.
At least three times as many heads
should lvc .elected as intended to
show Heads should have stems left
three niche* long and hung by stem
to (it v, at least one week previous to
shipping. After curing the correct
selected for ex-
. batch head must be w rapped
ejvaratrly in papei and packed tight
ages hand pK'kug The sample*•in box hulls, cotton seed or other
should hr obtained by sderUng the packing material that will in-ure d«
he-t heads which aiv completely ripr hvery without shattering.
The.* should be cuivsi m the st taw in C-.—.. LL.
a shadwt. well veoulatosi (vUco, free exhibit -hould lw>
trom mmsture to prevent discolera
tien. V
are generally threshed by hand, care
fully cleaned and grade.!
Cotton Stalks—Stalk' intended for
_j selected when the
- - - - ---- greatest number of bolls are mature.
" .k CUVP'\ ^**''' 1 Stalks selected should be uniform in
brav.ching, site, color, shgpe of stalk,
,sj»r and shape of Im 11.- and conform
Forage Rumiles The laigvi forage i Gt type of that variety. The .-talks
crops, coni and sorghum are exhib- should be cut near the surface of
tied in bundles fHM mx .. eight in- ! the gtx'und. and all leaves <
chee in diameter Du- t . ,
should be harvested whee the gram ! the leaf stem attached to stalk. The
>s matute if postage. The stalks | stalk should be cured by hanging by
are -esect«s< imhudaally, choosing
those with the greatest number of
-are ahouL.i be taken to secure the
stalk that haw WM ear. attachevi ataiM -talks
by '.sec.iur' length shanks dropping , bunches in any manner
rueoerwtely and ftxvnt three to fouritheit original -hape
’eet above the ground. The hmght | llrtiu Hcll
of the ear* on the several sulk- of.
an exhibit shvvubi be uniform. It !
should be observevi that the ears;
(sonform to the characteristies ef the
variety, De eorgbum* »:e selected
by ehees-isig abuhdatwe of foliage,
*e'' sot ‘-.eac.s. typical of the variety
and uniform length, anu site of stalk,
t’r .talk- of all exhibits should be
a* nearly a> possiMe the full height |
ef the plant by being cut close to
the gix'und
by hanging
That Harmon. county far met a are
entitled to carry off the prise money
as optimist- was evidenced by the re-
sults of the pur bred swine sale at
the Gillentine Brothers’ farm Wed-
nesday afternoon of this week. Gil-
lentine.- didn't expect much of a sale •
—in fact, after they had advertised
their sale and the "dry .spell” kept '
being prolonged they rather regret- ' f
ted they had decided to have a -ale, "
und ha.i concluded that it was a bad
time for the -ale owing to the
drouth, but they expressed themselves
a* being gratified over the success
of the sale.
,They sold just 3s head, three mure
than they had adverti-ed in their
catalog, and while The Post-Herald
hasn't the exact figures at this time,
indications ure that the average wa*
alanit $57. One fine gilt topped the
sale at $110, and a young boar -old
for $105.00.
While most of the buyers were
from Harmon county, other points
were represented, which indicates
that the Gillentine -lock is becom-
ing known outside of its own county.
Ed. Heriff, noted purebied auction-
eer, had charge of the sale, the sue- ,
cess of which was due largely to hi
effort*.- Hollis Post Herald
---Q--—
"Rat-Snap Beat* the Best Trap Ever
Made."' Mrs. Emily 8ha
knows what it is going
next ten minutes.
W hen the attempt to
first made, it wa- planned to run a
I lint of -nud pipe inside the casing,
and put in a divider, which would
bting the oil up thiough the small
pipe and the ga- through the six-
inch casing.
It will lx recalled that at the tune
the t<M»|s were lo-t they were work-
ing in un
the hole
in which
gas and ml were hit.
casing wa- run inside
ilow n to the point w here the hole
was reduced and barely forced a
lace vi short distance into the -mailer hole.
rt*m tn-: vov a<v«>«u, --d all leu'Cs clipped , A- -von a.- the attempt
material < frem the end of leaf stem leaving well off the ga forced
der the six-inch casing,
into the eight inch, and
Tuesday were *|*ent in
and are brittle when they are tv be
bound into shaave.s, the floor or table
ma,v be spnnkled with water and the
plants spread on the damp surface
for a while. They may then be han-
dled with less damage. There is
some danger of tying the sheaves too
tightly which should be avoided.
Mounting the grasses on beaverboard
will add much to their attractiveness,
and make them easier to handle.
Gram Sorghum Heads -Grain sor-
are busily rugagwi prepamrioa ot‘|lu„. stalks.
t*e b.-tv
F t
--.—e a. •-* * -.It
sbk «a
for all
or
eoft
or
ec-
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it is-
.. Ring
re*
and
tain
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dor.
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Wells, J. Claude. The Wellington Leader (Wellington, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1922, newspaper, August 25, 1922; Wellington, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1187205/m1/2/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .