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Fort Stockton Pioneer

Location

Fort Stockton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

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Stockton Sailor Weds After Naval Academy Graduation

Everett Rigsbee son of Mr and Mrs E O Rigsbee of Fort Stockton graduated at high noon from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis with the rank of ensign. That afternoon he married Miss Mary Alice Briggs of St Louis in the academy chapel. The couple's reception followed. Ensign Rigsbee will report to the naval station in San Diego California. He passed through Fort Stockton en route to his post.

United States Naval Academy At Annapolis Everett Rigsbee E. O. Rigsbee Fort Stockton Navy Mary Alice Briggs St. Louis Naval Academy F. O. Rigsbee W. W. Briggs Rigsbee Naval Station San Diego Calif

Katrina Wonder Mechanical Girl Exhibition in Fort Stockton

F W Sherman of the Texas Louisiana Power Co announces Katrina Van Televox, the electric wonder girl, will be at the Queen Theatre in Fort Stockton for one day only Friday June 20 at 2 30 p m. This is her first showing in the region and one of only two in the country. Built by Westinghouse Electric Co the device cost 22000.

F. W. Sherman Texas-Louisiana Power Co Katrina van Televox Fort Stockton Queen Theatre Mr. Sherman Katrina Westinghouse Electric Co

Stevens to Study Simplex at Western Union School

M. F. Stevens departed last Friday for Tyler Texas to attend the Western Union school to study Simplex and plans to be away several weeks.

M. F. Stevens Tyler Texas Western Union School Mr. Stevens

Buena Vista Votes Solidly For Pecos County Road Bond

Buena Vista supported the Pecos County road bond issue with every vote in favor. The tally stood forty for and none against, a display of community cooperation and progressiveness for the Buena Vista residents.

Buena Vista Pecos County

Doctor Martin May Join AMA Mexico Trip

Dr J A Martin owner of the Emergency Hospital may travel to Mexico City with American Medical Association delegates. The association holds its Fort Worth convention October 27 to 30, followed by a nine day train tour to Mexico as guests of the Mexican government. A letter from AMA headquarters urged his attendance.

J. A. Martin Mexico City American Medical Association Southern Republic Fort Worth Mexico Department of Health That Republic Martin Association At Austin American Public Health Association

New Pee Wee Golf Course Rising On Division Street

J C Coulter and Gordon W Johnston are erecting a new nine hole miniature golf course on Division Street in the Mexican section of the city. It will be a full modern type and is expected to be ready for business in a few days.

J.C. Coulter Gordon W. Johnson Division Street

Hudspeth Aims $7.2 Million for Red Bluff Irrigation

Representative C B Hudspeth of Texas introduced a bill authorizing a $7.2 million appropriation to build a reservoir at the Angeles dam site on the Pecos River near the Texas New Mexico boundary. The measure was unveiled in Washington on June 14.

Washington Angeles Pecos River Texas New Mexico C. B. Hudspeth

Proration Proposed for Penn Pool Oil Output in Texas

Ector county oil producers seek Texas Railroad Commission action to proration Penn pool production similar to Yates pool in Pecos county. The plan cites 35 wells producing beyond pipeline outlet with some storage, backed by Humble Texas Co Prairie Simms Skelly Independent Transcontinental Republic Shell Phillips firms and opposed by Gulf Production Cosden Oil.

Fort Worth Ector County Penn Pool Railroad Commission of Texas Yates Pool Pecos County Commission Humble Oil and Refining Co Texas Co Prairie, Simms, Skelly Independent Transcontinental Republic, Shell Phillips Petroleum Co Gulf Production Co Cosden Oil Co

Cattle Prices Slow Amid Scarce Good Cows in Fort Worth

In Fort Worth on June 20 the cattle market moved slowly with weak demand. About 2000 cattle and 400 calves arrived. Steers sold on a weak basis, with deals around 5.50 to 6.25 dollars. Good cows were scarce. cutters 3.75 to 4.25, canners 2.50 to 3.50, medium to fair cows 4.75 to 5.50. Heifers and yearlings 9.65 to 10.25, bulls 5 to 5.50, common cattle 4.25 to 4.50, veal calves up to 11.25 in package lots.

Fort Worth

Highway Expenditures Hit 1930 Total Over 1.6 Billion

The U S Bureau of Public Roads estimates 1930 highway costs at 1 601 167 455 dollars. Of this, 987 500 455 goes to state departments and 663 667 000 to local roads and bridges. It also notes the first oil pipelines in 1870 linked Pennsylvania fields to the Atlantic Seaboard.

Hicmhways Washington, D. C U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Pennsylvania Atlantic Seaboard

Chalker Named New Bookkeeper at Breckenridge Creamery

R W Chalker of Breckenridge is appointed as the new bookkeeper and office man at the local creamery. He brings prior creamery experience from Breckenridge to the position.

R. W. Chalker Creamery Breckenridge

Election Judges Named by Court for Democratic Primary

The commissioners court named election judges for the Democratic primary on July 26. Fort Stockton T. M. Milam, Longfellow Henry Scruggs, Sheffield C. C. Cannon, Iraan H. P. Courtney, Girvin J. E. Greer, Hovey L. W. Stone, Buena Vista Arthur Mayfield, Haral Box Arthur Harral, Imperial Eugene Grove.

Commissioners’ Court Fort Stockton T. M. Milam Longfellow Henry Scruggs Sheffield C. C. Cannon Iraan H. P. Courtney Girvin J. E. Greer Hovey L. W. Stone Buena Vista Arthur Mayfield Harra Arthur Harral Imperial Eugene Grove

Davis Ships Car of Mare Stock from Texas Ranch

T. C. Davis recently purchased part of the Burney Ligon ranch and on Wednesday shipped a car of mares and colts to Bud Morris of Bluffdale, Texas. The stock were bought in Pecos County by Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sautelle made a business trip to San Angelo and returned home.

T. C. Davis Burney Ligon Ranch Bud Morris Bluffdale Texas Pecos County Mr. Davis Mrs Gilbert Sautelle San Angelo

Too Many Candidates for Texas Governor Stir Public Debate

Texas papers from multiple towns decry an overflow of gubernatorial hopefuls. They warn campaigns waste time and money, urge candidates to retire, and note the odd ballot entry like a laundry wagon driver to complicate the race.

Texas Will H. Mays Texans

Pecos County approves million dollar road bond by wide margin

Pecos County voters back a one million dollar road bond 733 to 69 in a landslide, with Buena Vista the only box 100 percent for the measure. No new taxes are expected, two for one state aid is promised, and the plan includes funding for the Old Spanish Trail and local highways. Details of the county plan will follow later.

Pecos County Texas Buena Vista Chamber of Commerce Grady L. Webster Lions Club Iraan

Church of Christ Revival Will Close Wednesday Night

Minister Bela L. Watson invites friends to a Gospel revival at the Queen Theatre and church services. The meeting started strong with many in attendance and one confession, with more expected before Wednesday night. A large crowd is hoped for Sunday and nightly through Wednesday.

Bela L. Watson Church of Christ Queen Theatre

Road from Spring to Old Spanish Trail Graded

The road along the canal from the springs to the Hawks filling station east of town is graded and prepared as a first class route. The county funds the project and will improve the road to serve the new county park near the springs once title to 33 acres is perfected.

Hawks

Don Rooney Trapped in Cave on Sibley Ranch for Hours

On the Sibley ranch near Fort Stockton in the Glass Mountains Don Rooney and Bradfield explored a cave with rope ladder guns and torches. Rooney slipped while climbing out and was rescued after about 21 hours, revived by Dr. Moore and doing well afterward.

Don Rooney Sibley Ranch Fort Stockton Glass Mountains Bradfiled Bradfield Don Dr. Moore Toto Mane Sores Eas

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