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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1925

Page

5

Pecos High School notes high grades for two graduates

West Texas teachers college reports Mary Stine fifth highest grade. J. T. Brown from Pecos High School second or third in class of 886. Senior notes describe plays, declamation contests, honor rolls, bird lessons, and upcoming county meet at Saragosa with stars and prize lunches.

A. & M. College of Texas College Station R. B. Norman Pecos Public Schools Pecos Texas Mr. Norman J. T. Brown Peees High School Charles E. Friley West Texas State Teachers College Canyon Mary Stine Annie Lou Cole el Paso Mary Ruth Elkins Gladis Lewis Lillian Bryan Janice Wadley Mary Ward Alamo Playground Norabel Hollebeke Wallace Anderson Mildred Ruhlen Wesley Hart Mildred Wesley Saragosa Stella Kiser Frank Joplin Stella Pecos High School Nova Belle Hollebeke Nell ‘Turner Marvy Ward Mildred Rhulen Wallace Austin Mary Magee Mary John White Robbie Dear Lester Weaterby Gilbert Murray

April Fool Pranks Quietly Noted at Local High School

High School students enjoyed April Fool’s Day with several plots on campus but did not observe a formal program. Teachers showed leniency, earning the pranksters a thanks for their understanding.

Election Proclamation for Pecos City Aldermen and Mayor

Notice sets April first Tuesday 1926 election in Pecos City for two Aldermen and a Mayor to fill Toliver term. Polls open 8am to 6pm at City Hall. J M Garner leads as presiding judge with F P Richburg and two clerks. returns go to town council. Dated February 10 1926.

Pecos City B. A. Toliver J. M. Garner F. P. Richburg M. W. Looby M. L. Stine Pecos A. D

Governor Arrested Pest Did You Ever Write a Joke

A quirky dialogue frames a comic exchange with a political figure and a pest on a stage. The quick banter involves jokes and a brisk hint of public interest in the exchange.

Artist and partner exchange on illustrating love stories

The man declares himself an artist and aims to illustrate love stories while the woman questions whether he means illustrate or demonstrate. Their brief dialogue hints at a creative contention over method and intention.

Ed Purdy's Philos Prompt Borrowing Caution

Ed Purdy's maxim cautions against borrowing and urges borrowing only from a pessimist who never expects repayment. The quip contrasts prudence with skepticism about lenders and underscores a wary, wry financial attitude.

As We Heard It First Wife and Second Wife Conversation

A humorous dialogue unfolds with two wives commenting on John’s writing habits and an unusual setting. The exchange hints at domestic dynamics and playful banter without revealing further context.

John

Poets Number in Country Promises Wastebasket Demand

Benign remark notes 25 000 poets in the country, suggesting poets might boost sales for wastebaskets as a humorous side effect. It playfully links literary output to household用品 demand.

Pie and cake sale by Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society

An announcement advertises a bake sale by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society in the Pecos Mercantile Company grocery department on Saturday April 11. The piece mix includes unrelated witty quotes about elections and the Electoral College.

Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Pecos Mercantile Company

Polite Boys Rise When Pretty Guests Enter

A description notes that the boys stand and bow or rise from their seats whenever a pretty girl enters, highlighting courteous behavior in social settings.

Hail Rate Cut Aids Reeves Loving Ward Pecos Farmers

E L Collings of Pecos announces uniform hail rate set by the Hail Rating Board at 6.00 per 100.00 for Reeves Loving Ward and Pecos Counties, down from 7.00 to 11.00, with further reductions in grain and cotton rates and extended coverage to October 15. Hartford Insurance Co. is highlighted with a motto and credible backing. Special Agent W N Roberson notes the adjustments on January 12 1925.

Hail Rating Board Reeves Loving Ward Pecos Hartford Insurance Co Co’s Hartford America E. L. Collings Texas Hartford Hail Insurance Co W. N. Roberson Hartford Ins. Co Oklahoma City

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