It’s Shelby and I’m back once again! My item this week may look a little like a medieval torture device, however this item isn’t as old. Ranchers and farmers use this device to wean calves when they are too old to be nursing from their mother. Last week’s item:
It’s Shelby and I am back once again! Let’s see how close you got to the correct answer for last week’s “What’s this?” item. It is an antique tobacco cutter! Did you get it, or were you “close, but no cigar?” Last week’s item: Tobacco has quite a lengthy history with its use going back, what is believed to be, about 8000 years.
It’s Shelby and I’m back with an electrifying answer to last week’s “What’s this?” This blue, glass ball can come in different colors, shapes and sizes and can be made of glass or ceramic. It is an optional part to an antique lighting rod.
It’s Shelby and I’m back with popcorn from the concession stand! This week’s mystery item takes us back to when you parked in a lot to watch our favorite movies because it’s a speaker from a drive-in movie theater. Pull into a spot next to a stand with one of these hooked onto the pole for easy access and listen to the movie’s soundtrack. Last week’s item:
Dear WDN Editor: I strongly believe in public input and political discourse, but it is time to stop deliberating and move forward on the Heritage Plaza Park project with purpose and conviction. Most will agree-downtown Wellington has been stagnant for decades! One cultural dynamic I have observed over the last 12–15 years is the resistance to change and revitalization from some in public office.
Hi, it’s Shelby and I’ve got the answer to this week’s all-consuming question of “What’s this?” If you’ve driven anywhere close to the country in the past week or so, you’ll notice that not only is it summer wheat harvest but you will also see tall green fields of corn. Typically, the majority of field corn grown around Wellington is used for livestock, rather than the sweet corn on the cob you enjoy.
Hey, it’s Shelby and I’m back! I hope you’re reading this newspaper with a nice, hot cup of coffee as some might agree that newspapers and coffee go hand in hand. If not, this coffee grinder is the first step to making your way to one fresh pot of coffee!
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It’s Shelby and I’m back! Beep, beep, beeeeep! Sorry about that, my Geiger counter was going off due to the uranium levels in this powder dish! Shine a black light on it and look at it glow! This week you’re getting a two-fer as not only was this story about what the item is, but also what the item contains.