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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
3
A rustic verse extols the winner’s nerve as the cure for adversity. It counsels steady trimming of sails, facing storms, and refusing cold feet. The speaker mocks fear with humor while praising resilience, courage, and self reliance in life’s rough seas.
A reflective column notes that explorers like Amundsen and climbers on Everest reveal humanity pushing beyond familiar horizons. It envisions a future where aviation radio and science open vast lands, towns, and seas, turning distant regions into common realms and the laboratory into a missionary force guiding progress.
At a Dallas statewide meeting about 300 farmers approved a campaign to sign up 1,000,000 bales of cotton. The group cited $8,777,799.12 in first year business and planned a loan up to 9 million with the War Finance Corporation. President John T. Orr and 21 directors led efforts to expand the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Exchange with local support and improved field services.
A call for a community Firemen's Day to honor volunteer firefighters. The piece suggests a village fundraiser with a dollar ticket, afternoon games, and a monster evening event to support widows and dependents, urging local leadership and quick action.
The passage argues that highways and amenities enable farmers to bring the wider world to their isolated homes. By filling tables with magazines and books, adding a music box and wireless radio, families can create a bright cheerful home that attracts and keeps their children nearby.
An advertisement extols LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE for tonic and laxative benefits Do not cause nervousness or head rage It urges readers to seek the full product name and look for the signature of BR W GROVE.
Fragments show an advertisement style line about preparing ladies calling cards at an office and branding Pecos Enterprise as a business newsy newspaper. No clear events or persons beyond W. Moore and 44-1f.
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