We Were the First to Sign sion
We were the first to sign sion but realize prosperity requires removing unemployed from the streets and ending idle hands.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
7
We were the first to sign sion but realize prosperity requires removing unemployed from the streets and ending idle hands.
Fort Stockton lawyer and former Pecos County official Blaydes announces his bid for the vacant seat after highlighting Pecos County’s $50 million portion of $120 million valuation for taxation. He cites farm interests, pink bollworm concerns, and past opposition to embargoes as key themes.
Crane City voted two to one to incorporate and pursue a 160000 dollar loan or grant to build a municipal water and sewer plant, signaling a major expansion project for the town.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hawkins returned Monday from a trip to Waco. They brought back Mrs W S Hawkins who will visit here for several weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Sharp received a two year term for the poison death of her husband Telefus Sharp. The trial cost the state about 30000 dollars including hospital care and jail expenses. Defense argued insanity while the state sought penitentiary confinement.
Washington June 24 Attorney General Homer Cum mings says racketeering will be the department's top fight with a staff to study plans and a program due in two to three months The Kansas City machine gun attack on federal agents spurred his resolve and he will seek to stop gang gun traffic while outlining a broader strategy later this year
Continued from Page 1 the Red Bluff Water Power Control District names committees for Pecos Barstow Cedarvale Farmers Independent Mentone Grandfalls Imperial Zimmerman with listed members W. Bozeman Young Bell Jack Hawkins Charles Miller Eugene Sweatt J. W. Dresser T. L. Patrick R. N. Couch Mrs Grissom E. L. Stratton Judge Clifton Ramsey Charley Dorr T. M. Witte B. Murray W. A. Johns E B Boren R. D. Blaydes Hal Burnett E J Rixse
A letter to Senator Regan from Clif ford B. Jones, newly named regional administrator, expresses sympathetic understanding for the Red Bluff project. Jones acknowledges telegrams of congratulations from Regan and the Chamber of Commerce and outlines his Texan roots and knowledge of local farming challenges.
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