Pecos Enterprise and Gusher Consolidated
Local newspaper history notes the consolidation of the Enterprise and Gusher with Reeves County records and Pecos Valley News. It lists HUBBS PRINTING COMPANY as publisher and editors JACK HAWKINS and BARNEY HUBBS with dates from 1917 to 1925.
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Fecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
The
Enterprise
Pecos Texas Postal Notice on Subscription Rates
Advertisement notes subscription rates for Telephone 171 at two dollars thirty cents for six months and one ninety nine for six months, with second class matter filing requirements and post office publication deadlines for Pecos Texas in 1915.
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Pecos
Texas
Will Rogers in Handy Andy Opens at Palace Theater
Reports from toast previews say Will Rogers gives his funniest performance in Handy Andy. His drug store misadventures and Mardi Gras ball scene lead to riotous comedy and a surprise ending.
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Will Rogers
Andy
Palace Theatre
Peter Wood
New Orleans
Oetem
Conchita Montenegro
Will
Pecos City election ends as voters back two locals
The Enterprise praises the election outcome and calls for united support of the new Pecos City Council. An Eastern Star School of Instruction drew 156 attendees, highlighting Pecos need for a public auditorium to host conventions and boost local commerce. The piece also notes possible Army post activity at Fort Marfa and the strategic value of reestablishing troops at Fort Rusell Maria as a protection and economic boost.
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Pecos
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Eastern Star
Arfa
Congress
United States Army
D. A. Russell
Marin
War Department
Hoover
Marfa
War Dendreme
Maria
trans-Pecos
Grand Thursday and Friday at the Grand
Star studded musical thrill set to entertain in 1935 with Rudy Vallee and Sweet Music plus Andy Vallee and a Warner cast. Helen Morgan Ned Sparks Bert Armstrong Allen Jenkins Joe Cawthorn and others perform with the Connecticut Yankees Frank and Milt Britton bands and dance numbers by Johnny Forle and Bobby Connelly.
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Rudy Vallee
Andy Vallee
Warner
aAun Dvorais
Helen Morgan
Ned Sparks
Bert Armstrong
Allen Jenkins
Ce White
Joe Cawthorn
Adaean
Rudy Vallees
Baboona Soundtrack Debut at Grand Saturday Showing
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson present their jungle aerial epic Baboona arriving at the Grand for a one day Saturday showing. The film promises peril in a hunting ground of Africa with lions leopards elephants and tribes as it unfolds two years in the making.
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Martin Johnson
Africa
Claw
Fang
Farmers Signing Up For Cotton Program
Reeves county cotton growers have largely enrolled in the 1955 cotton reduction program announced by Administrator Joe Matthews. The effort is near completion with no closing date yet, but sign-up should proceed quickly as the program could be curtailed at any time. About 500 was received for Ward county farmers in surrender of surplus exemption certificates to the government pool.
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Reeves County
Joe Matthews
Tece Guss
Fog Over Frisco opens at Palace with Bette Davis
First National thriller Fog Over Frisco debuts at the Palace on Wednesday and Thursday featuring Bette Davis and Lyle Talbot. A San Francisco international band of swindlers operates a vast theft network with murders and kidnappings, spanning high society to street thugs. The drama promises fast action and suspense with a lively romance.
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Palace Theatre
Bette Davis
Lyle Talbot
San Francisco
Soft Water Dream Revisited From Pecos 35 Years Ago
A Pecos Valley News discovery recalls May 30 1200 era hopes for soft water reaching Pecos 16 miles away. Windmills and united effort were the plan to pipe water into town. The issue also notes reelection support for John H Stephens, street cleaning, penned livestock controls, and Pecos artesian water praised as mineral-rich.
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Pecos
Pecos Valley
Devil Dogs of the Air at Grand Theatre Preview
Warner Bros and United States government cooperation bring Devil Dogs of the Air to the Grand Theatre with Flying Marine action. The film features 1000 marines as extras, dramatic aircraft crashes, parachute escapes, and battleships including the S. S. 8. Macon in stunning aerial stunts.
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Weiner Bros
United States
Warner Bros
Marine Corps
S. S
Macon
Pecos Relief Projects Expand Under FERA Aid
Six weeks into the Pecos relief program under the FERA initiative, 12 men are employed on 265 projects across the county. Work includes street gravels, irrigation ditches, jail improvements, and road repairs near Pecos and Toyah, with a sewing class resuming in Pecos. Finances of the relief loan arm stay strong and funds are available for labor.
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Pecos
Toyah
Palmorhea
Pecosth
Red Blutt
Nva
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