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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
5
A brief note highlights tractors delivering improved performance and efficiency, suggesting notable gains in productivity and fuel use. The fragment emphasizes economic benefits and advanced farming technology.
The Andrews County News published weekly in Andrews Texas offers subscription rates for residents within and outside the county. The note lists ownership by C W Roberts and references post office registration details from the 19th century.
Random thoughts describe Pecos as a vibrant town with a famed rodeo, a Roy Bean style air conditioned law office, and active local business figures Harney Hubbs and Barney. The narrator travels Odessa Pecos Roadside recalling railroad pioneers, graves along the T and P right of way, and reflections on progress, vision, and dream in America. An English visitor from South Africa offers remarks on transportation and living conditions.
A collage of Texas scene snippets names Fort Worth shows Casa Manana figures and a Bowen bus crowd. It also mentions Austin prosecutor Paul Holt and loan shark court actions, Weatherford water wells, Normangee highway events, Donna citrus and produce claims, plus humorous quips and a Los Angeles obituary anecdote.
Abilene Texas June 29 a new panel in the West Texas Chambers Commerce Resources Muse Institute highlights Menard County Chamber of Commerce. The two by five foot panel shows Menard city and county resources under the slogan Where the Old West Meets the New with photos of Mission Gan Saba.
Near Menard the exhibit highlights local beauty spots and recreation such as fishing boating and swimming. Resources include cattle sheep and goats. The panel is arranged by Joe Whaley WICC director and Henry Reeve Menard County Chamber of Commerce president. Any West Texas town may place a panel in the exhibit hall without charge as thousands of visitors from more than 30 states have toured it in the last year.
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