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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
4
The community lauds Vic Hennefent for adding the Annex to Mint Cafe calling it a singular beauty and the show place of the city. He is hailed for wholehearted support of good causes and vast town growth west of the Pecos, with continued success hoped for.
The 1928 ownership and management statement lists Hubbs & Bell as publishers and owners of the Pecos Enterprise and Gusher. Editor is Fancher Bell. managing editor is Barney Hubbs. bondholders include Morgandaler Linotype Co. The affidavit was sworn April 7 1921 with notary details and publisher addresses in Pecos, Texas.
A brief sports note notes that honesty matters in competition both over time and in quick events. It cites fair play guiding athletes in training and in short, decisive matches.
The Shepherd of the Hills by Harold Bell Wright is reported as widely read with an estimated fifty million readers. A First National Pictures adaptation is coming Monday to the Rialto Theatre. An army officer warns officers elect not to marry before age thirty to gain practical combat knowledge.
The creditors of Sidney Cowan are notified that he filed a petition for a discharge in bankruptcy in the United States District Court Western District of Texas. The hearing before Referee Ben Randall will be in Pecos Texas at 10 a.m. on May 17 1928 location office.
Clarksville Times quotes Richardson Echo editor claiming one pair of rats, if properly cared for, could produce 850000 descendants in three years, and notes Honey Grove Signal warnings about arguing with Bonham residents.
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