April Term District Court to Convene with Jury List
The April term of district court opens Monday with no jury trials planned for the first week. A petit jury will appear April 30 at 1 a.m. for several listed jurors, followed by a second group on May 7. The docket includes cases such as Sewell vs Orosco, Dolzall cases, Smith divorce, and leases.\n
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District Court
Monroe Kerr
J. J. Bugh
E. G. Card
Nick Coulson
FE. L. Collings
Floyd Brownlee
B. C. Lanier
J. B. Hudson
J. 5. Carmack
W. A. Clifton
F. G. Bernard C. R. Duncan
W. C. Edmonson
W. P Fulgin
E. F. Fuqua
G. A. Easterbrook
R. L. Baker
A .Y. Edwards
L. A. Humphries
J. P. Reynolis
Co. M. Linten
H F. Woods
D. T. McKee
G. C. Parker
Bob. Reid
W.R. Rhodes
C. H. Ross
G. Tag
Ict
R.N. Sewell
A. Orosco
Dolezall
Dolzall
Man Rescued After Being Torn From Clothes In Well Pump
L. F. Buchanan of Mc Knight farm west of town was caught in a centrifugal pump while greasing it. He was whirled around the dry shaft several times, losing all clothes except one shoe, then fell about forty feet to the pit bottom. He escaped death with only severe bruises and is recovering.
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L. F. Buchanan
McKnight Farm
Arrival at Tone Bruce Wome in Tovah yesterday
A baby was born yesterday around 3 a.m. to Tone Bruce Wome in Tovah with both mother and infant reported well. Grandfather George prepared extensively for the arrival and the Enterprise extends congratulations. Tra J. Bell traveled from the East earlier in the week and left for a two week business trip to Fort Worth after visiting home.
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Tone Bruce Wome
Tovah
Offamine
George
Tra J. Bell
Fort Worth
Printing News Headlines Reflect Craft and Commerce
A concise look at the printing trade’s latest shifts, highlighting key industry players, regional firms, and evolving technologies. The piece notes market trends, equipment upgrades, and the role of presses in daily newspaper production.
Embezzler Bigamist Held for Trial Here
E G Doty U S Deputy Marshal of Pecos took charge of R E Biddy charged with embezzling government money. Biddy earlier convicted at Stanton of bigamy and sentenced to five years, now held at Pecos county jail on federal embezzlement charges awaiting trial in Abilene. He will then serve the state sentence.
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E. G. Doty
U. S
Pecos
Midland
R. E. Biddy
Breckenridge
Biddy
Stanton
Bigamy
Doty
Dean
Abilene
Pecos Mercantile Clerk Quells Slur and Fight
In Pecos a shopper Rudolph Hoefs cursed in the Pecos Mercantile Company store before a dispute over credit. J C Wilson the cashier challenged him and a brief fight followed with Wilson delivering rapid blows and Hoefs leaving town shortly after. Spectators noted ladies present and Wilson regrets the public brawl.
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Pecos Mercantile Company
J. C. Wilson
Pecos Mercantile
Rudolph Hoefs
Hoefs
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Pecos Field Oil News Reports Cautious Optimism
In the Pecos field the week shows slow progress with Willoughby moving a standard rig in the southwestern county area in preparation to restart. The Bell Well drills below 4300 feet with oil and gas showing above water, while Ramsey No. 2 stalls awaiting fuel oil and makes little headway.
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Pecos
Wade
Willoughby
Bell
Ramsey No. 2
Revival brings eleven conversions and church additions
Rev. L. L. Thurston of the Methodist Church returned today from Grandfalls where a ten day revival yielded eleven conversions, sixteen church additions and three volunteers for special work.
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L. L. Thurston
Methodist Church
Grandfalls
Obituary fragment notes tax aid and death
Fragmentary obituary references a life lived, mentions paying income tax, and notes death. No names, dates, or places are readable.
Pecos Texas Averages and Growth Highlight Pecos County
Pecos Texas sits at the heart of the irrigated belt with 50 000 acres under irrigation near Red Bluff reservoir. The town reports 86 local businesses including banks and a Carnegie library, a new electric cotton gin, a 150000 dollar school building, cement sidewalks, and growing cattle and cotton output supported by oil wells and road development.
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Reeves County
Texas
Lexas
Facilic
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Fort Worth
EL Paso
Pecos
Red Bluff
Pecos River
Pecos Valley
Vear
Bankhead Highway
United States
Pecos Power and Ies Company
Ca Pone World
Charbher of Commerce
Delegates View Red Bluff Reservoir Site and Pecos Valley Needs
Pecos Valley Water Users Association delegates meet with ex Governor Davis and Secretary Cannon at Red Bluff Reservoir Site Pecos to discuss federal reclamation work. The group includes landowners and citizens from Ward County Barstow Pecos Imperial Grandfalls and El Paso. Officials praise Texas land development and consider bond votes to fund storage projects while highlighting Barstow Toyah orchestra progress.
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Pecos
Texas
Red Bluff
Peeosy
Dianer
Vernon L. Sullivan
Mess
Justis Burton Wed in Pecos Baptist Ceremony
Dennel W. Justis and Miss Dessa Leona Burton were wed in Pecos at the J M Garner study of the Baptist Church with Rev. Garner officiating. Justis, a Jel New Mexico merchant, will make their home there. Mrs. Justis was raised in Pecos and is noted as modest and lovely.
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Dennel W. Justis
Dessa Leona Burton
Pecos
J. M. Garner
Baptist Church
Garner
Justis
Jel
New Mexico
Tustie
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Roy M. Roberts
A. A. Kinney
G. B Finley
R. F. Grissom
B. A. Toliver
I. J Sims
E. R. Patterson
B. G. Smith
Felix Scholz
R.B. Harlan
S. M. Precht
Filmer Wadley
R. E. Miller
W. W. Brookfield
T. T. Bownes
R. H. White
Miller Homble
A. F. Odell
F. A
Mary J. Smith
Lee Smith
Eloise Parker
Federal Service and Development System
E. L. Jeffreys
S. Fox
A. G. Taggart Et al
Sunshine i! Corporation
Jim Camp
W.A. Starner
FE. Rosenbaum
R. ©. Warn
J. Young Beil
Sunshine 681 Corporation
M. S. Mahaffey
W. G. Yates
M. M. Ferguson
Gertrude Ferguson
Otto
J. J. MecCaslend
R. Norris
C. J. Green
Hnefs and
Wilson MIX
Pecos Field Oil News
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Pecios
Orient Hotel
American Express Co
Miller
Stephen’s
Slack Jewelry Company
Norwood’s Cash Grocery
O. J. Bryan
C. J. Magee
I. E. Smith
Pecos Drug Company
Collings Insurance Company
First National Bank
Henry Russell
Ben Palmer
T. F. Slack
Buchholz
Grier’s Bakery
Anderson Drink Stand
Tra J. Bell Oil Company
City Pharmacy
Dr. H. N. Lusk
Pecos Gusher
New Hotel
Leader Grocery Company
Mint Cafe
Edmondson Meat Market
Pecos Auto Company
Service Motor Company
Slack’s Battery Service Co
Pecos Battery Company
B. T. Biggs
Jno
B. Howard
Roy J. Biggs
Jas. F. Ross
W. W. Hubbard
Rialte Theatre
King’s Restaurant
L. W. Anderson
Mer
Pierce Oil Corporation
Magnolia Oil Company
the Texas Company
the Gulf Refining Company
Pruett Lumber Company
Cash Mercantile Company
Mrs. Kelton
Toliver Dry Goods
Sims Hardware Company
Reeves County Abstract Company
Pecos Abstract Company
J. W. Moore
Ec Estate
Walker
Western Union Telegraph Co
Bell-Wells Tire Co
Breen Auto Top Company
McCarthy Hotel
Otto Meat Market
Hicks Wood and Coal Company
W. F. Howard
Max Krauskopf
Pecos Power & Tea Company
S. Honeycutt
B. H. Palmer
Pinkston Saddlery Company
Woody Shoe
Red Bluff Dam
Toyah School
Cleveland
Ohio
el Paso Times
America
Europe
National Music Supervisors
Glenn H Wood
School of Music
Oakland
Cal
Toyal
E. L. Harp
Harp
Dallas
Toyah
Tuyes
Auchor
Barstow
Cos
Opera House
Lillian Butler
We Texas
E! Pass
Brestow
Bill Sear
J. B. Ratner
M. F
Barste v
King
Lear
Tl_ Trovatore
Mr. Horr
Solo
West Bevins
Miss Andrews
Bunker Hill
Toyah Orchestra
M. A. Grisham
Esther Harkness
Mabel Patrick
Florence Burchard
Grisham
Helen Botrum
Messrs
L. Harkness
A. H. Bruce
Floyd Hosie
Pete Johnson
Tootsie ‘Seay
Barney' Humphries
Edgar Ingerson
Henry Derrick
Richard Lynn
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