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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
3
Dan Ryan, cowhand on the Earl West ranch near Monahans, fractured an arm last week when his horse fell with him. He was taken to Monahans for surgical care and is reported recovering nicely.
Mr and Mrs Buddy Reisenberg of Pecos were in El Paso during the past weekend, according to local social notes. The visit highlighted informal gatherings and city life engagement.
Mrs. H H Johnson and garden club leader Mrs. Henry Trigg praise Pecos as a thriving tourist town with modern hotels and camps, beautification efforts, and clean streets. They note achievements along Yucca Drive and at McKee camp, urge further improvements, and commend officials for removing highway dumping grounds while highlighting church and water funding needs.
Fort Davis reports W. T. Jones complains deer numbers overwhelm his Jeff Davis County ranch. He claims a thousand deer and dozens of droves haunt the property, eating grass and drinking at troughs, with cowhands sighting large herds daily. He argues ranchers should own and manage deer per law.
Comings and goings fill Pecos as residents travel to El Paso Midland and Crane City. Notables include Mrs Bart Coan and Mrs Charley Cain visiting, Bill Cummins serving on the grand jury, and Christina Williams convalescing after surgery. The Williams family welcomes a baby boy at Pecos sanitarium. Mary Toll travels to El Paso for medical treatment.
Three women named Mrs John Ivy and Miss Bernice McCullough along with Miss Minnie Rob appear in a clipped local notice. The fragment suggests a social or society context with likely names and associations.
Mrs Frank Yarger of I'yote was in town Monday to shop and visit friends. She spent the day calling on acquaintances and enjoying the local shops.
Mrs Willis McCutcheon of bort Davis was in town last Saturday shopping and visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs EB Daniels Jr of Toyah was in town last Saturday to attend to business and visit friends.
Dr and Mrs trilliard Camp Mr and Mrs Keith Camp and Mr and Mrs Jack Hawkins visited in Paso during the past weekend.
Sunday Mrs. Ross Carr Mrs. John Wade and Mrs. Jack Puller from Barstow were in town Wednesday for shopping. Miss Birdie and Jessie Bell spent last weekend there. The Lace family hosted relatives, including Marsh Lace.
Mrs Charles Manahan visited Dallas from Friday to Sunday night last week, staying in the city for a short visit.
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