Cattlemen Meet as Fort Worth Next Convention
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association officers were re elected at San Antonio. Fort Worth will host the next convention. They endorsed cooperative selling and urged a 6 percent duty on green hides and 15 percent on dry hides. They also seek federal help for drought study, rail rate reductions, and a treaty to curb stock diseases.
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Agricultural Department
Washington
J. R. Mohler
Secretary of Agriculture
Government favors loan plan for Orient Road rail line
Clifford Histed testified at an Orient hearing that a tentative $1,000,000 government loan to the Kansas City Mexico Orient Rail Road and a $2,500,000 extension are approved for reorganization. He said funds would buy locomotives, boxcars, passenger cars, switches, and a new Wichita office, plus restoring rolling stock. The $1,000,000 government loan would be joined by $1,250,000 in pledges led by Histed, Kemper, and Hall.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kans
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Clifford Histed
Orient
Histed
Orient Company
Wichita
Histed Said
W. T. Kemper
H. F. Hall
Cotton Seed Oil Mill Proposal Reported For Fort Stockton
The Pioneer notes a cold press cotton seed oil mill as a needed Fort Stockton enterprise. Citizens explore the idea seriously but no firm steps have been taken yet. preliminary investigations aim for definite action soon.
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Fort Stockton
High Society Wedding Prep Promises Distinctive Season Event
Details withheld on the contracting parties for an upcoming wedding in high society. Elaborate preparations are reported, indicating a standout social affair of the season.
Fort Stockton Country Club Formed in Pecos County Texas
At a Pecos County meeting on March 24 1925 in Fort Stockton Texas the Fort Stockton Country Club was organized. Members signed applications for membership and adopted by laws establishing a seven member board two year terms and annual meetings on the third Tuesday in March with notices and routine governance provisions.
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Pecos County
Texas
A. D
Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton Country Club
W. P. Rooney
Joe G. Montague
Organization
J. D. Dotterer
G. W. Rose
8. C. Johnson
J. FE. Fuller
J. G. Montague
H. Gowen
H. H. Butz
George Riggs
H. W. Conger
I. T. Pryor, Jr
R. E. Ellis
D. J. Sibley
J. L. Mitchell
C. C. Burris
D. S. Beeman
C. FE. Casebier
Mrs
Laura Furguson
H. L. Winfield
FE. W. Gorom
J. M. Rodgers
Board of Directors
Oil development in Pecos County reported
The Tom Adams well on survey 3 of M. J. Ashmore grantee land stopped drilling after casing removal and reset. Gulf Production Company well on the Baker White & Company ranch around 1000 feet. Transcontinental Oil Company well on block 178 around 2400 feet. Arkansas Natural Gas Company well progress unavailable.
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Tom Adams
Gulf Production Company
Baker, White & Company
G. C
Transcontinental Oil Company
T. C. Ry. Co
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Lecture on Indian Writing of the Big Bend Country
Mr W G Smith of the University of Chicago spoke at the First Christian church in Alpine on his exhaustive study of Big Bend Texas Indian history. The talk featured his own reproductions of rock drawings and folklore from the Rio Grande region, presented thanks to the Fort Stockton Study Club and Sul Ross State College heritage.
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W. G. Smith
University of Chicago
Sul Ross Normal
Alpine
Big Bend
Texas
First Christian Church
Rio Grande River
Fort Stockton
Smith
City Election Forecast Urges Rooney Re-election For Fort Stockton
The editorial notes vacancies for mayor and three aldermen to be filled in an April 7 election. It praises retiring aldermen Geo B Pace E W Bennett and R E Ellis and urges Mayor John M Rooney to seek another term, arguing the office should seek the man.
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Geo. B. Pace
E. W. Bennett
R. E. Ellis
John M. Rooney
Rooney
Fort Stockton
Plant Quarantine Inspector To Meet Pecos Farmers
S. D. Smith, district inspector, will visit Pecos County at the court house on Tuesday night at 7 30 to discuss new quarantine regulations with farmers. Cotton growers should attend.
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S. D. Smith
Pecos County
Court House
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