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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

6

Oil Discovery Rumor Grows Near Dayton

Rumor of a gas and oil strike near Dayton, New Mexico, circulates from Carlsbad to Artesia as Illinois Producers Co. reports depth around eighteen hundred feet. Locals flock to the Dayton field site while official details remain scarce and unverified.

Pecos Pecos Valley California Carlsbad Section Township 18 Illinois Producers Company Dayton Pecos River Artesia Lakewood Argus

Adverse Advertising Of Texas Misunderstanding In South

The McKinney Courier-Gazette laments outside views of Texas and Cowboys suggesting stereotypes of sixshooters and rough behavior persist. It argues Texans are refined and denounces postcards claiming violent images while describing a harsh but vivid Texas scene with crime and danger.

McKinney Courier-Gazette Texas Southland South North

Unshelved Exchange Over Young Boxer’s Prospects

A sports editor warns a sponsor about a boy’s fighting future. The pager questions the fighter’s chances, and the editor claims he fights too cheaply to be a champion. The fragment hints at tension between promoting a boxer and assessing his merit.

Oh, That Kind Mr Smythe Notes Harry Lipps Energy

Mr Smythe brands Harry Lipps as a human dynamo and Mr Blythe repeats the remark noting Lipps is always charged with energy and effort. The exchange foregrounds Lipps as a lively, ready performer in a lighthearted dialogue.

Mr. Smythe Harry Lipp Mr. Blythe

Jazz movement resolution at GFWC convention in Atlanta

The General Federation of Women's Clubs resolved the jazz issue at its biennial convention in Atlanta Georgia which closed on June 12. Delegates from 40 000 clubs with a total membership of 2 000 000 joined the movement.

United States General Federation of Women’s Clubs Atlanta Georgia

Prosperous Fresno Emerges From Co operative Marketing

A Big Spring Herald reprint notes Fresno, California transformed from a debt ridden farming village into a prosperous community through cooperative marketing. It explains how coordinated marketing stabilizes prices, increases farmer buying power, and boosts local business and bank deposits. The piece argues farmers and merchants gain together, with cooperative systems reducing debt and improving prosperity for all.

Fresno California Texas Cooperative Marketing Big Spring Herald

Sul Ross State Teachers College urged for West Texas support

President H. W. Morelock appeals to West Texas citizens to patronize Sul Ross State Teachers College arguing its first two years equal to Texas’ best, with junior year transfer credit to the University of Texas, qualified faculty, strong laboratories and libraries, and potential regional investment benefits.

West Texas Sul Ross State Teachers’ College Territory Sul Ross Texas University of Texas Westexas Harvard Chicago Washington University H. W. Morelock

Making Water Fit to Drink

Farm Journal urges sterilizing drinking water to prevent disease. It recommends making a stock solution by dissolving chloride of lime in a gallon of water and using two teaspoonfuls per ordinary glass to obtain pure tasteless water.

Farm Journal

Ed Purdy Quotes Columbus As Explorer Prophet

Ed Purdy remarks that Christopher Columbus was not only an explorer but a prophet, claiming that upon first sight of America he proclaimed Dry Land as a sign of arrival and promise.

ED Purdy Christopher Columbus America

ENTERPRISE Printing Touts Superior Quality

The Enterprise announces its printing quality as superior to competitors. The ad highlights sharper text, bolder images, and reliable turnaround for local businesses seeking standout promotional material.

Mrs Johnson to Join Magnus in Washington Life

Kimball Minnesota August 10 Mrs Magnus Johnson mother of six and former wife of Minnesota's new U S Senator elect will move to Washington with her husband and two of their children Agnes and Florence The Johnson family ran the 140 acre farm with cows hogs chickens and horses while campaigning Mrs Johnson supports her husband on many issues including universal suffrage and education The Johnson home emphasizes reading and a planned household transition for the first time in thirty years

Aleda Chamberlain Kimball Minn Magnus Johnson Minnesota U. S Washington Agnes Florence Johnson Meeker County Johnson Farm Magnus, Jr Mrs. Johnson Hubby Russia United States Supreme Court League of Nations World Court

Common Sense Car License Exchange Cartoon

A humorous dialogue shows a motorist asserting a state driving license exists and a police officer bluntly challenges the need to display it. The exchange highlights tension over license checks and authority skepticism in a boxed comic style.

Holmes in Motortown car scene sparks tire dealer worry

Sherlock claims a black and blue car is an enemy to all tire dealers. He notes the vehicle carries only a spare rim, a detail that unsettles tire sellers who fear losing sales.

Holmes Sherlock Watson

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