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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1924

Page

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Two States Water Pact Signed At El Paso Meet

A water division pact between New Mexico and Texas over Pecos River irrigation was reached by farmers, recognizing vested rights and allowing Texas storage at Red Bluff. The agreement, favoring New Mexico’s 76,000 acres to Texas’ 40,000, aims to avert court battles and gain federal project support, with ratification hoped by agricultural interests. Representatives from Fort Stockton and Toyah area attended, signaling regional cooperation and potential development after Red Bluff dam construction.

EL Paso Pecos River New Mexico Texas Red Bluff Carlsbad, N. M R. E. Thompson R. H. Hanna C. T. Pease Secretary of Interior National Congress Pecos

Pecos Boy Wins Prize of 60 Dollars in Herald Contest

Clinton Ezell Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Ezell won first prize of 60 dollars in the El Paso Herald contest for selling the greatest number of Heralds during the contest He competed with contestants from Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas He praises his sister Alice for helping and asks Pecos people to accept his thanks for buying his papers that made the win possible.

Clinton Ezell, Jr Clinton Ezell el Paso Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Alice Clinton Pecos

Christmas Exercises at Patrole and Porterville Schools

The Patrole and Porterville schools taught by Misses Elise and Eleanor Roberson closed for Christmas with decorated trees, gift distributions, and student recitations. At Patrole Santa delivered pencil boxes, candy, nuts, and fruit to pupils, while Porterville featured a tree, St. Nicholas gifts, and songs and dialogues.

Patrole Porterville Elise Eleanor Roberson H. C. Roberson Patrole Tauht Eleanor Santa Claus

Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting with Mrs George D Coon

The Presbyterian Auxiliary held its business and social meeting on Tuesday afternoon December 15. Mrs J W Moore opened with prayer. Reports from the local secretary and treasurer highlighted progress and gratitude. The group discussed causes they support and expressed desire to increase efforts. A social hour with refreshments followed before departures.

The Presbyterian Auxilary George D. Coon J. W. Moore

Christmas Greeting from Methodist Church Pastor

Walter H. Vanderpool extends thanks to church members for interest and loyalty and wishes a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year for all.

Methodist Church Walter H. Vanderpool

Barstow Officials and New Mexico Names Mentioned

The report lists Granville Richardson attorney for Roswell interests Frank Tracy president of the Carlsbad project and George Neal state water engineer among a few from New Mexico referenced in the Barstow context.

Barstow New Mexico Granville Richardson Roswell Frank Tracy George Neal

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp Bridge Party

Mrs. Mabel Beauchamp hosted a Christmas colored bridge party Saturday at her south town home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sharp of Medill. Six tables of players enjoyed games and refreshments for guests including Jno B Howard W W Dean H B Prickett H G Russell David Tudor Jr O J Bryan Clay Slack H C Ferris Marion Snow Hudson Leon Bell Harry Hinkle G C Parker Wallace Lee Putnam Barstow Judge Birge Holt and Mrs. Birge Holt.

Mabel Beauchamp Jim Sharp Medill Inaw Jno B. Howard W. W. Dean H. B. Prickett H. G. Russell David Tudor Jr O. J. Bryan Mesdames Clay Slack H. C. Ferris Marion Snow Hudson Leon Bell Harry Hinkle G. C. Parker Wallace Lee Putnam Barstow Birge Holt Barstow

Johnsons Host Post Office Christmas Dinner

Postmaster and Mrs. R. E. Johnson hosted a Friday evening Christmas dinner for the post office staff. The home featured white chrysanthemums and decorative cards, with guests including Mrs. S. C. Vaughan and others. games of 42 followed the meal.

R. E. Johnson Post Office Johnson S. C. Vaughan Dan Bowie Miss Warrer Collings Thomas Lilley Archie Hart Rose Briscoe Ben Briscoe Beverly Vaughan 8. C. Vaughan Georgie Florence Johnson

Ours Too Beth How Do You Like That Man

A fragment shows Beth and Ruth trading quips about a man described as a dentist. The dialogue hints at tensions and personal relationships without a clear narrative arc.

Beth Ruth

Pecos Co Oil Drilling Delays Due to Casing and Gas Pocket

Pecos County wells report drilling delays as casing is awaited on the Transcontinental Oil Company Brox ranch site and 15 1/2 inch casing sought. An Arkansas Natural Gas Company well at T section 11?0 is fishing for 15 1/2 inch casing near 600 feet. A Mr. Green drilling accident at the T. C. Ry. Co. survey left him burned. derrick is moved to begin a new hole after the hole proved bad. Reverend J. F. Lloyd and wife left for Balmora to settle there.

Pecos County Transcontinental Oil Company T. C. Ry. Co Green Fort Stockton Pion

Bridge Dinner Honoring Judge and Mrs Jno B Howard

Dr and Mrs O J Bryan hosted a three course turkey dinner for the Lion Tamers Bridge Club in honor of Judge and Mrs Jno B Howard who will move to El Paso next week. Rooms were seasonally decorated and W W Dean presented the club honors with a Thurman jug as thanks. Bridge games followed among three tables with Judge and Mrs Howard and a group including W W Dean H C Roberson Clarence Bell Marion Snow Hudson and Harry Hinkle.

O. J. Bryan Lion Tamers Bridge Club Jno. B. Howard el Paso W. W. Dean Howard Messrs Mesdames H. C. Roberson Clarence Bell Marion Snow Hudson Harry Hinkle

Christmas in Pecos brings gifts to over 200 children

On Christmas Eve Pecos churches held programs and decorated trees while Santa distributed candies nuts and fruit to more than 200 Mexican children. A large choir led by Prof. E L Harp performed and Howells Johnson played La Peloma. Fire department volunteers and local citizens funded the gifts and tree lighting with donations from M W Collie and Pecos Power & Ice Co.

Santa Claus Jno B. Howard Monroe Kerr Mack Missik Pecos Santa E. L. Harp Lucy Mitchell Howell Johnson Lacey Mitchell H. H. Johnson Frank Joplin M. W. Collie Mike Neidaykern Pecos Power & Ice Co

Monahans Resident Dies in Pecos Hospital

Adolph Bauer of Monahans died at 4 a m after eight to ten days of illness from appendicitis and complications. A German native who had lived in the United States 35 years, he was a respected stockman with no immediate survivors in this country and will be buried in Monahans tomorrow. The body was shipped by J G McMurry, Pecos Mercantile Co undertakers.

Adolph Bauer MonAhans Morrison Mr. Bauer Germany Father Land J. G. McMurry Undertaking Department Pecos Mercantile Co

Maulding Patrick wedding in Barstow

Miss Ida Maulding and L Patrick of Barstow quietly wed at 8 p.m. December 18 1924 at her brother Bud Maulding’s home. Rev Garner officiated. Bride wore brown crepe with fur and gold embroidery and pearls from the groom. Patrick a leading Ward County businessman and cotton grower. They will reside at Barstow after January 1 1995.

Ida.Maulding PT. L. Patrick Barstow Bud Maulding Garner Patrick Ward County Texas

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Country Club Area California Mountain Springs Comanche Springs Toyah Balmorhea Old San Solomon Spring Phantom Lake Richard Burges William Ailey Grandfalls A. H. Dunlap Austin State Board of Water Engineers Riley Strickland John F. Booger John Miller John F. Heagie Imperial R. H. Gray Jim Camp C. K. McKnight R. B. Thurston Jim Miller W. I. Burkholder Eece Presbyterian Auxilary Meeting Mrs James Sharp Mrs. R. E. Johnson Pecos Co Eer J. F. Lloyd Christexas Dimmers Community Tree Maulding
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