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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
3
A church announces a Bible study at 10:00 A M with communion and preaching at 11:00, youth meeting at 4:00, children’s drill at 6:30, and Evening Sermon at 7:30 on the topic Mote-hunting Christ. A new Bible class begins at 7:30 P M Friday the 30th with a cordial welcome.
Ranchers move cattle between home ranches and new ranges in Ward Pecos and Loving counties. Herds of about thirty five head, weanlings, and stockers travel to Screwbean and Toyah Creek areas as feed and alfalfa markets shift. Old west imagery and local figures like Uncle Bill Oden and the Ward county News column tie this week’s notes to Dawson, Davis Mountains, Balmorhea, and Kansas City markets.
Bill Addison sells to Henry Ben Brenham a string of yearlings from the Davis Mountain area. Ben Williams moves cows to the Hood Mendel ranch in Pecos county for winter pasture amid extreme dryness. San Angelo notes very dry range, worse than 1917, with under six inches of precipitation through December.
Dallas December 15 The Texas and Pacific Railway cuts sleeping car rates to 2 cents per mile each way for most U S destinations with no berth surcharge and a January 5 return limit. Coach and chair car fares drop to 11 2 cents per mile for Texas Louisiana and the western territory with a January 15 return limit.
A concise notice encourages readers to cite the Enterprise when reporting sightings or tips. The column prompts community engagement and local awareness of the paper as a source for information.
The article notes that Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Kerr will host their daughter Jane Edith and a Sabboex, along with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. se, for the holidays at their home, with plans to spend the festive season in their company.
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