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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

8

Rankin Attorney Enters Race For Legislature Place

Rankin attorney B F Howell enters the race for representative of the 88th Legislative District to fill the death caused vacancy from B Frank Hagg Midland. A special election is proclaimed by the governor for August 26. Howell, 45, married with two children, aims to push New Deal recovery policies and enacting corrective laws if elected. He plans a thorough canvass of the district in the short campaign period.

Rankin B. F. Howell B. Frank Hagg Midland Judge Howell Howell Texas

Out Our Way Continues With Texas Weather Observations

The strip notes an elevation near 7000 feet and cooler air three miles beyond the Fowlkes ranch once a state park site. It mentions rain needed in the highlands and observes widespread reprinting of a Tom Mix bellboy squib across West Texas papers, noting readers’ interest hinges on novelty rather than significance.

Fowlkes Ranch Highlands Tom Mix the Bellboy West Texas Tom

Toyah Ladies Clinch Decisive Victory Over Van Horn

The Toyah P T A baseball team defeated the Van Horn ladies 28 to 11 in the third game of their series. Both teams faced pitcher shortages, a spectacular bases loaded double play by Moore to McElroy stood out, and a large neutral-ground crowd from across the region witnessed the win in Kent. The Toyah club shows growing strength and may next face Pecos.

Toyah Ladies P. T. A van Horn Ladies Toyah van Horn Moore McElroy Kent

United Bry Goods Store Optimistic on NRA Success

E S Scrimshire, manager, says the United Bry Goods Store is confident of NRA success and will run an August selling campaign to prove payroll growth. He credits President Roosevelt and General Johnson, notes rising prices and planned labor codes, and urges immediate buying at current low prices with promotions at United.

E. S. Secrimshire United Bry Goods NRA The United Seiberlings

Local Leaders Plan Campaign Visit to Garner Citizen Support

The report notes officials intend to accompany a candidate on a personal visit to rally citizens. It mentions leveraging influence and seeking backing from the public through direct engagement.

Wadley Suit Club Opens September First Season

Announcement invites members to join the Wadley Suit Club beginning September 1 for the new season. Membership details and enrollment window noted.

Wadley Suit ‘Club

Red Bluff project talks and discount prospects advance

Ken Regan reports progress on Red Bluff public works effort with government discount hopes and federal support. Telegrams to L W Anderson Earl Bell and Judge Starley detail meetings with Colonel Waite Senator Connally Texas Congressmen and engineers aimed at securing first class status and RFC backing. Progress updates to be posted by the Enterprise and Chamber of Commerce while hoping for favorable outcomes.

Red Bluff Regan Waite Senator Connally Texas Cross Waco Luther Johnson Corsicana Milton West Brownsville John Norris Texas Water Engineers Sullivan Norris Ley Public Works RFC Washington Enterprise Chamber of Commerce

Interesting program for Baptist group

A Baptist group from First Baptist church plans a 7:00 Sunday program labeled Perfect Pusher P.Y.P.U. members urged to attend. About thirty P.Y.P.U. youths recently attended the Paisano Encampment and organizers hope all fifty Perfect Pushers return ready for a work program.

First Baptist Church Paisano

Regular Services Return At First Baptist Church

Regular services resume Sunday at the First Baptist church with Sunday School at 9 45 am followed by a sermon From the Mount to the Valley by the pastor. The B T S meets at 7 pm then the regular preaching service. Members return from Paisano Encampment inspired and ready for service.

First Baptist Church

Court Sale Notice in Reeves and Loving Counties Texas

Notice of sale issued August 10 1933 in Reeves County Texas foreclosing deed of trust liens against Charles H Ross and Alice M Ross Tulsa Bank and Trust and Alice E Cameron. Property in Reeves Loving and Erath Counties slated for sale by order of sale after prior actions with bids due August 23 1935 and sale to follow after public notice in Pecos Enterprise.

District Court Reeves County Texas Vannie Ingle Hester Charles H. Ross Alice M. Ross Tulsa Bank and Trust Company Erath County Yulia Bank and Trust Company Alice E. Cameron Loving County Sarath County Security State Bank of Pecos Alice Kk. Cameron Towit College Pecos City Plum Street Ninth Street Charles Hl. Ross Court House Levy Pecos lWinterprise Louis Roberson Nsola DeRacey I. R. C. Brewster J. A. Crane District Court of T&p Ry. Co Menilla Franklin Railroad Cop Mission of Sid Anoyry Marion Machine Foundry Seid

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