Pecos Leads West Texas In Air Conditioning Progress
A Pecos weekly column touts the town's growth and progress, noting that size alone does not determine value. It highlights Pecos as leading West Texas in modern conveniences, especially air conditioning, citing large installed equipment and the town’s progressive spirit.
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Air cooler aids bride in Pecos home life
Pecos reports a bumper crop of brides as air conditioned homes promise easier homemaking. Salesmen tout pleasant surroundings, less dusting, and healthier family life with mechanical refrigerators and controlled ranges. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tarver of Alpine visited, with Mrs. Reeder and Elizabeth Tarver also traveling.
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Heart of
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Ummer
J. L. Tarver
Alpine
W. E. Reeder
Pecos Transforms Into City of Air Conditioning
Pecos has converted into a city of air conditioning with over 150 systems installed in 1938. Signs reading Air Conditioned dot the downtown while shops, offices, and homes add cooling units, many locally manufactured by Joe Lewis. The booming trade fuels related hotels and businesses, with Pecos hosting the only air conditioned hotel on Highway 80 between El Paso and Fort Worth.
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Dallas
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Dudley Yard
Over 150 Air Conditioning Units Installed In Pecos
Engineers and observers say Pecos set a per capita record with more than 150 air conditioning systems in use. A Community Public Service Company list names stores offices and residences equipped with AC across the city.
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Community Public Service Company
Air-Cooling Advances War Against Summer Ills
Science links hot weather illnesses to sleeplessness and heat in workspaces. In 1938 improved air conditioning expands relief nationwide as firms report faster installation of coolers. The piece notes safety pins originated with Walter Hunt in 1849.
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Eddins to Undergo Major Operation in El Paso Hospital
Mrs. Eddins reports Carl Eddins will have a major operation soon at William Beaumont Hospital in El Paso. The family awaits doctors guidance on the procedure and recovery.
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William Beaumont Hospital
el Paso
Corn Plantings In Texas Show Decline
Texas corn plantings for the year drop by more than 500000 acres from 1933 levels, according to figures released by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Comfort in Pecos Dentist Offices Air Conditioned
In Pecos two dentists Dr. Bryan Lackey and Dr. Paul Heiser maintain air conditioned offices. Their clinics are part of more than 150 air conditioned offices stores and residences in the Pecos area.
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Pecos Recreation Club
Sherrod
Ben Franklin
Dr. J. L. Kincannon
Central Barber Shop
Grand Theatre
Dean & Dean
Elite Cafe
Service
American Bell Telephone Co
Pecos Northwestern Telephone Company
KIM
Tri-State Equipment Co
Sanders Drug Co
Pecos Steak House
Economy Liquor
Best Cafe
Jim Durnal
Club
Ben’s Pharmacy
John Ivy
Jack Gray’s
Pecos Drug Co
Southern Union Utilities Co
Masonic Hall
Crockett Hotel
Bluebonnet Cafe
Palace Theatre
Dr. C. L. Edwards
Howard’s
City Hall
Pecos City Bakery
Pecos Enterprise
Modern Beauty Shop
Greyhound Interstate
Hazeltine
Higginbotham-Bartlett Co
Camp Hospital
State Highway Department
Galbraith Steel Co
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co
Boulder
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American Cafe
J. D. Shaw
McKee Camp
R. C. Brewster
Paul Heiser
Byron Lackey
George H. Garrett
Green Gable
Car Parts Depot
John Brocat
Raymond Pouncey
Jack May
Gage van Horn Jr
R. L. Boone
B. C. Kelly
W. G. Kirkland
Frank Clark
Charles Rumbaugh
Truett Peer
Joe McMahon
Bike Simmons
Hilliard Camp
George Ross
Roy Turnbow
James Hudgens
Roy Wilcox
H. C. Zimmer
E. M. Little
Heard Reynolds
J. I. Street
M. C. Little
Webb Armstrong
M. A. Dardin
J. M. Owens
P. M. Chambers
O. D. Martin
Harry Hinkle
Bryan Lackey
Parrot Reaches Century Mark Before Memory Loss
A gray parrot lived to about 100 years old but lost its memory at age 90, according to an unnamed source. The decline preceded its death or last-known health status.
Air-Conditioning Cuts Cold Losses in U.S. Workplaces
A survey reports health benefits from air conditioning in shops, offices, and stores reducing lost time from the common cold by an estimated 40 percent. Employers note improved employee health and higher output when workers are cooled to proper temperatures year round.
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