Ill health improves for P B Willis and local visits
The note details P B Willis's illness easing after weeks of illness. It mentions Fay Halley of Kermit visiting Monahans, plus Judge Cotter and Sam Hostetter of Crane stopping by the News office. Commissioners West and Bradford attended Court in Barstow, with trips by J A Summerhill, Ben Allen, and families visiting Midland and Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
B. Cotter
Sam Hostetter
Crane
Judge Cotten
Pecos
Wink
Businress
Earl West
Clyde Bradford
Grandfalls and Royalty Prend
Barstow
Fort Worth Post Office Inspector Retires to Law Practice
G. B. Johnson of Fort Worth visited Sunday with his daughter Mrs. P. B. Willis. He was joined by Miss Caroline and Gilmer Johnson Jr. After 30 years as a postal inspector, Mr. Johnson retired and has begun practicing law in his home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Johnson
Fort Worth
P. B. Willis
Caroline and Gilmer Johnson, Jr
Postal Service
Mr. Johnson
Gas Rates Hearings Record At State Railroad Commission
Ten thousand sheets of 8 1 2 by 11 inches contain 2 500 000 words of testimony on the fairness of Lone Star Gas Co rates. Henry Beck, expert shorthand reporter, produced the record with Kerr Sanders and Henry Gould, Fort Worth stenographers.
Edwards Brothers Issue Public Notice On Trespass Prohibition
TO THE PUBLIC We have posted our pastures ac coring to law and all trespassers will be prosecuted. All swimmers, fishers, hunters and picknickers found on our property will be subject to the law. Edwards Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Brothers
A Man Aims to Put Best Foot Forward Despite Mule
A humorous note describes a man trying to walk with confidence while a stubborn mule resists, highlighting a lighthearted clash between human effort and animal obstinacy.
Tyler Commercial College offers modern business training
The advertisement urges high school graduates to prepare for fall job demand with intensive summer training at Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration. It highlights thirty years of experience, 125 new standard typewriters, and a strong Southwest presence, inviting readers to clip a coupon to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyer Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Texas
Southwest
Tyler Commercial College and School
Subscriptions Renewed by Notable Local Readers
Jim Terry, longtime T and N M passenger conductor, renews his News subscription. B W Morris known as Burton renews while frequenting the mail dispensary. Troy Patrick, county and district clerk, renews and adds new subscriber Dee Patrick of Jalisco Mexico to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Terry
Jim
B. W. Morris
Burton
Morris
Troy Patrick
Temple of Justice
Barstow
Ward
Troy
Patrick
Dee Patrick
Jalisco
Mexico
Sam Sparks Dies in Austin After Long Illness
Sam Sparks, 60, former sheriff of Bell County who later served as Texas State Treasurer, died Tuesday at his Austin home after a long illness. A noted political leader and business figure, he chaired the Republic Bank and Trust Co board and was active in the Texas dry movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sam Sparks
Bell County
Republic Bank and Trust Company
Sparks
Texas
Pecos Rodeo Draws Record Crowd Despite Nearby Showdown
Pecos rodeo outdrew nearby town events with a large cowboy entry list, strong races and dances, and a first class rodeo. Organizers Carl Eddins and Frank Vaughn led hard work, with the Legion finances backing the event and the town benefiting from visitor influx. The Pecos Enterprise praises a clean, sportsmanlike show and thanks the Legion, Chamber of Commerce, civic clubs, and business leaders for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Pecos
Carl Eddins
Frank Vaughn
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
The
Oil Gains in Oklahoma Markets on New Continental Quotes
Oil prices rose across Oklahoma Kansas and northern Texas by about 33 cents today after Continental Oil Co posted new quotations. The top price reached 85 cents as regional markets reflected the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pigeons Set Pace in Fort Worth Racing Event
A pigeon averaged over 43 miles per hour to win the Fort Worth race covering 27 miles. The bird’s swift sprint highlighted the annual contest, drawing attention to its speed and endurance among entrants.
Outdoor Girl Powder with Olive Oil Promises New Beauty
This ad touts Outdoor Girl powder with olive oil marketed as clingy protective makeup. It claims a first time fusion of beauty powder and olive oil, offered in 5c and 10c sizes at drug and department stores, with a coupon for a five-item Beauty Kit if stock is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osly
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Fay Halley
Kermit
Monahans
J. A. Summerhill
Ben F. Allen
Marinel
Doyle Williams
S. F. Tyner
Summerhill
Midland
Bob Steele
Sat. Prevue
Sun
MON
Richard Barthelmess
Loretta Young
Heroes
Elissa Landi, Ernest Truex and
Marjorie Rambou
Robert Montgomery
Sally Eilers
Tyler, Texas
Ford
Yarbrough Motor Co
Ford Service
C. G. Dunn
Odessa
Winkler Hotel
Stamford
Colorado
Carlsbad
Alpine
McCoy
el Paso
J. B. Cotten
Crane, Texas
Aztec Cafe
Pyote
Ricketson Bros
Ue Ren
Continental Oil Co
Crystal Corporation
Willis Avenue
New York
CHTY
Bering
Electre
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