Pecos News Highlights Many Local Moves and Visits
Local residents report numerous travels and returns from visits across Texas and neighboring states. Families including Bell Hubbs Glover Lusk and others are back home from trips to St Louis Kansas City California Ashville and El Paso. Oil prospects excite near Pecos as Wright Stratton and others pursue fields while communities plan revivals church services and Sunday School campaigns.
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E. J. Stratton
Montana
Mr. Stratton
Pecos
Stratton
Churches Baptisy Church Notes Growth in Attendance
Interest and attendance grow across all departments. Fifty three in the mid week prayer service Wednesday night. More join in the devotional hour and prayer services. All regular services Sunday. Outdoor meetings at night. Public invited to all services.
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First Presbyterian
Corset Tax Debate Targets Fordney McCumber Tariff
A Sewing Circle notice argues the Fordney McCumber tariff would impose a 64 percent duty on corsets, costing women $58 million in annual prices while protecting domestic manufacturers. It cites wages at 17.3 percent and contrasts government revenue history with alleged import restraint and higher retail costs.
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Fair Tariff League
Sys
It Pays to Advertise Cure a Cold in One Day
An aged advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for colds and headaches. The copy claims a quick fix and includes a signature on each box for authenticity. Price listed as 30 cents.
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Hayes
GROVE
Pecos Oil Field Reading Offer Through Enterprise
A year’s reading of Pecos oil field coverage via the Enterprise is offered for $2, with the option to forward the subscription as a gift to a friend.
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Pecos
Enterprise
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Donald Bell
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Jack Hubbs
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Carrie Glover
California
Floyd Brownlee
Las Cruces, N. M
H. N. Lusk
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Oklahoma City
Hazel Berry
Ashville
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el Paso
Luther Murray
Luther
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Roy Knowles
Sulphur “Springs
Hopkins County
J. G. Murray
Archie Ross
Murrays
Annie Belle Watson
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J. J. Sims
Mineral Wells
Zara
Beatrice
Iliff
Harold
Truman Stephens
L. L. Thurston
Tucumcari
A. B. Burchard
Toyah
Mr. Burchard
J. Hershensen
Chicago
Hershenson
Maurice
Eddie
Robt. R. Landrum
Annabelle
Chas. W. Watts
Harry Hinkle
Pecos Mercantile Company
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J. G. Love
Aileen
Santa Fe
N. M
Jack
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D. Wood Bozeman, Jr
Balmorhea
Louise Buckles
Tom Brigance
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Leona Delany
Virginia Bozeman
F. Slack
Mesa, Arizona
T. F. Slack
Hattie Durdin
S. C. Vaughn
C. M. Alexander
Dublin
Miss Anderson
J. W. Goode
Hettie Lois Randall
Ralph Jones
Big Spring
A. E. Wilcox
Roger White
Jones
Mrs. White
Hamilton
Second Street
Zimmer
A. Fouche
Tohoka
Fouche
J. E. Eisenwine
Connisioners
Panama Road
Willis. Wright
Herought
Wright
Indiana
Los Angeles
the Methodist Church
Odessa
Junior Missionary Society
Ben Randall
Helen Thurston
Ruby Stephen
Virginia Kessler
Mildred Ruhlen
Elizabeth Ruhlen
Evy Boles
Evy
Marfa
Charles Gibbs
Tom Harrison
Pecos Hotel
Pecos Mercantile Co
J. M. Garner
Pecos Drug Store
Sewing Circle
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John Brocat
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