Local Texas Papers Consolidate in 1917 and 1925
A brief note records the consolidation of the Pecos Valley News and Pecos Weekly Times in 1917 and the Enterprise and Gusher combining in 1925. The items mark lineage of Reeves County publishing history and note the watered one year period for Hopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valey News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
Christmas Spirit Prompts Community Gift of Good Will
A local Enterprise editorial reflects on the Christmas season stressing kindness, renewed friendships, and sharing with others. It urges readers to value human relationships over possessions and to express appreciation through cards or gifts during the holiday period.
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America
Red Bluff seeks water rights in Texas with 500000 acre foot dam plan
The Red Bluff Water Power Control District requests a permit to appropriate unappropriated Pecos River water for irrigation of about 145000 acres across Reeves Loving Pecos Ward Counties and for hydroelectric power. A public hearing is set in Austin on January 15, 1954, to hear all interested parties. The project includes a 500000 acre foot reservoir with a maximum diversion of 1500 cfs, and dam construction described as earth semi hydraulic with a crushed rock cover.
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Red Bluff
Pecos
Texas
Board of Water Engineers
Reeves
Loving
Ward
Loving County Water Improvement District
Portervi Lle Irrigation System
Reeves County Water Improvement District
Farmers’ Independent Canal Company
Ward County Water Improvement District
Biggs Irrigation Company
Cedarvale Irrigation System
Ll. D. Boxley Lands
Boxley and King Lands
H. & T. C. Ry. Co. Survey
Ward County
Ward County Irrigation District
Barstow Irrigation Company System
Barstow
Ward County Water
Ward County Water Inmprovement Ditrict
Big Valley Irrigation Company
Grand Falls Irrigation Company System
Grand Falls Mutual Irrigation Company System
Pecos County Water Improvement District
Imperal Irrigation Company System
Zimmerman Irrigation Company System
Surrey
Reeves County
Red Bluff Water Power Control
State of
Board
Austin
Whch
State of Texas
A. D
INO. A. Norris Co
S. Clark A. H. Dunlap Board of Water Engineers
A. W. McDonald
Pecos Chamber Adds Fortyeight Members At Luncheon
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce added 48 new members boosting monthly income by about $45. D. W. Bozeman reported the drive at a Chamber luncheon at Brandon Hotel Coffee Shop. New members were welcomed individually as officials and members offered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Brandon Hotel
D. W. Bozeman
E. W. Brewster
Ted Johnson
J. H. McCrea
R. N. Couch
John Lope
J. W. Moore
W. R. Lynch
Glen Woods
Jack Hawkins
The
Chanmiber
Ray Lewis
Albert Sisk
Presdent
W. N. Sherrod
Chamber of Commerce
Bicycle to Be Given Away in Pecos Saturday
A $35 bicycle will be one of the Christmas gifts for Pecos residents. The bicycle, a dendy, will be given away by the Lewis MacCutcheon Grocery and Market at 5 o clock Saturday afternoon December 23. Inquire at the store for details. Tell Them You Saw It in the Enterprise.
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Pecos
Dendy
Lewis-MacCutcheon
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