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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

3

McMurry College to Open September 19 1923

McMurry College will open its doors on September 19 1923. The administration building, under construction for over a year, showcases impressive interiors and will house offices classrooms laboratories and fine arts spaces. A new dormitory for forty four young women will be ready by September with a planned future co operative housing concept for both sexes. The grounds and surrounding buildings near completion promise facilities for boys and girls and the campus vitality reflects the church’s mission to educate youth in West Texas. The four critical factors buildings equipment faculty and maintenance are safeguarded ensuring a Class A maintenance rating from day one.

McMurry College State Board of Education West Texas Abilene

More Cotton Mills Movement Gains Ground in Texas

Burt C. Blanton of the Texas Chamber of Commerce reports strong progress in the more cotton mills movement across Texas. Cities like Breckenridge Mexia El Paso Fort Worth Houston Waco and Dallas show capital raised and plans to build within one to two years. Twenty mills currently operate and could double within five years with many towns forming textile committees.

Texas Burt C. Blanton Industrial Department Texas Chamber of Commerce Breckenridge Mexia el Paso Fort Worth Houston Waco Dallas Amarillo Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi Dublin Greenville Henrietta Longview Marble Falls Marshall McKinney New Braunfels Paris Ranger Rockdale San Angelo San Antonio Seguin Temple Terrell Texarkana Tyler Waxahachie Wichita Falls

How Sam Won

A short humorous tale about Sam who leaves home to study college but struggles to support himself. He pleads for funds to his thrifty father, who cuts him off. The next month Sam writes that this message is not an appeal but a report that he has no pants.

Sam Dad

The Way It Goes

Mrs Smythe jokes about a fashion misstep while Mrs Blythe reports a handbag snatching by a sneak thief. The brief exchanges capture social chatter and a small crime incident in a conversational oddity.

ENTERPRISE Printing Stands Out in Local Market

The Enterprise printing shop gains attention for quality and service, touted as a cut above rival printers in town. Customers report reliable turnaround and clear typography, while the firm expands its clientele through targeted ads and local word of mouth.

US Wheat Exports Fall Sharply in Fiscal Year

Government data show US wheat exports dropped to about 155 million bushels in the year ending June 30, down from 208 million the year before. The decline follows a 25.4 percent drop this year, with farm prices averaging 95 cents per bushel on July 1, and EU demand constrained by European harvests and weaker purchasing power.

United States Department of Commerce Department of Agriculture Europe France Spain United Kingdom Italy Belgium Germany Netherlands

Public Utility Rate Rules and Costs in Supreme Court Ruling

During the Great War and beyond costs of production rose sharply and public utilities faced criticism for rate increases. The U S Supreme Court holds that current reproduction costs must be weighed when determining fair value for rates to avoid confiscation risks. Earlier cases Southwestern Bell and Bluefield Water Works are cited to insist present costs receive proper consideration in rate making.

United States Supreme Court Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Missouri Public Service Commission Missouri Comission Supreme Court Southwestern Bell Telephone Public Service Commission of West Virginia Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Co

Supreme Court Adopts Fair Cost Consideration for Rates

The text notes the Supreme Court twice within 30 days endorsing the doctrine that current construction costs should be fairly weighed in valuing a public service company’s property for rate making. The statements reference costs around 1915 and before the war, contrasted with 1920 context.

Supreme Court of the United States Public Service Corporation

Anything Once Wife and Hubby Exchange Morning Kiss

A playful exchange unfolds as a wife apologizes for burned biscuits and the husband urges calling the cook for a kiss. The anecdote ends with a tongue in cheek motto about value and advertising.

Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Co-Pentrate Salve Offer

Quick cough relief with Hayes Healing Honey and a Grove Co-Pentrate Salve for chest and throat applies to children. The salve is rubbed on the chest and throat for cold or croup relief. Packaged together, the carton costs 35 cents, with instruction to ask the druggist for Hayes Healing Honey.

Hayes Grove’s Grove Setoner

Calomel warned in favor of Dodson's Liver Tone

An advertisement warns against calomel as dangerous mercury causing salivation liver damage and bone effects. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that can cleanse the liver without salivation and even suggests giving it to children.

Dodson

Habitual Constipation Cure Promoted With Lax-Fos tonic

An advertisement claims LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is a specially prepared syrup tonic laxative for habitual constipation. It promises relief promptly and urges daily use for 14 to 21 days to stimulate and regulate bowel action. The price is 606 per dutti.

Dumb Dan and Vamp Share A Dance Night Exchange

In a dialogue style moment, Dan asks if the pleasure of the dance is his to claim and the Vamp replies that it is entirely hers. The exchange centers on charm and consent in a flirtatious ballroom setting.

Dan Vamp

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