Big Texas sulphur contract to boost Pecos river industry
The Great Southern Sulphur Company plans to deliver 100 tons of crude sulphur lime fertilizer from Camp Den and Bayliss in Dallas and aims to become the region’s largest factory. Hart, the manager, cites 2000 acres in northeast Culberson county with shallow to 40 foot deposits. The plant, 18 miles from Orla on the Santa Fe, may yield pure sulphur via a new rendering process. The firm oversees 12 000 acres with pockets over 75 percent sulphur, while Texas Sulphur Co operates nearby.
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el Paso Herald
Texas & Pacific Officials Inspect El Paso Shop Expansion
Dallas based H Earl general superintendent and A E Pistole Rio Grande division superintendent inspected the ongoing enlargement of El Paso shops with a planned expenditure of 200000 dollars. A new 100 foot turntable will serve the largest engines and track rearrangements are needed with fifty workers on site. A turntable of equal size is being installed at Toyah.
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Toyah
el Paso Herald
Tire sale at old prices boosts Mr. Car Owners alert
Marshall H. Pior announces stockpiled tires and tubes at old prices amid a price rise. He claims 250 tires and 500 tubes are available with fresh stock and guarantees, urging buyers to act now before new prices take effect.
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It Pays to Advertise In The Pecos Enterprise
Rates listed for advertising in the Pecos Enterprise set at four cents per inch or ten cents per line for readers.
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Pecos
The Great Issue of Individualism Against Socialism
An Oregonian Portland editorial argues the United States must defend individual liberty against European socialist ideas. It cites Davis and warns that coercive state control risks transforming America, urging unity for a republic built on voluntary cooperation and private initiative.
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West Texas Receives Copious Rains Benefit Crops and Range
Reports from West Texas say heavy rain across the region over the past week boosts crops and grazing. San Angelo and surrounding areas saw the heaviest downpours with widespread rain elsewhere, though Reeves County notes variable amounts. Despite some light showers in parts, overall prospects are hopeful for continued moisture through the spell.
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Reeves County
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