Pecos Valley News Consolidation History Note
Local Pecos newspapers trace origins from Pecos Valley News 1887 and Pecos Weekly Times 1897 with Reeves County Record 1910. Consolidation dates listed include March 14, 1917 and May 16, 1925, with postal details and publication deadlines noted.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
Causes of the economic slump and White House shift in focus
The White House and Congress redirect attention to causes of the recovery reversal. Roosevelt holds talks with business leaders and plans a national economic council including diverse groups. The approach signals concern for conditions, with uncertain practical success and timelines.
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White House
Congress
Roosevelt
T Sloan
General Motors
Young
Weirton Steel Company
National Economic Council
General Electric
Wei
Wey Ce
Ageek T Reig
Sheriff Nabs Jack Padgett In Cattle Theft Case
Sheriff E B Kiser reported the capture of Jack Padgett alias Jesse Padgett alias Wm Padgett alias Leroy Dunn for cattle theft in Garza County this week. Earl Easterbrook said seventy percent of the poll tax list had been collected with penalties due after February 15 if unpaid.
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E. B. Kiser
Jack Padgett
Jesse Padgett
Wm. Padgett
Leroy Dunn
Garza County
Earl Easterbrook
Pecos area brief notes on relief funds building site Pecos conflict and a tragedy
Gov Miriam A Ferguson keeps Reeves county relief committee as agents for federal relief funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senator K M Regan seeks 12500 dollars to fund Texas suit against New Mexico over Pecos River water division and damages. Pecos federal building site selection likely next week. Chamber of Commerce and city council adopt a resolution opposing high utility charges and calling for an investigating committee. Walter Kinnemer, 30, was dragged to death when his horse bolted at Crystal Water ranch near Duncan Oklahoma.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Reeves County Relief Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
K. M. Regan
Texas
Ferry K. Heath
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Pecos
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Kinnemer
Duncan
Okla
Crystal Water Ranch
Grisham and Hunter Resume Wildcat Drilling Near Toyah
Grisham and Hunter restarted drilling on their wildcat test well located one and a half miles northeast of Toyah Wednesday. Artesian water removal caused a temporary hold as cementing resumed. Reeves County residents filled the courthouse last Saturday to pay poll tax, reaching 890 for the year. The Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band plans a Pecos concert on February 17 after a road trip. Snow blanketed the area past midnight Monday, about four inches deep. The Patterson building on Second Street was leased to house county offices during courthouse razing and new courthouse construction.
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Grisham
Hunter
Toyah
Reeves County
Hardin-Simmons University
Pecos
The
Patterson
Second Street
Spirit as Lesson Topic for Christian Science Services
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon for February 6 in all Christ ian Science churches centers on Spirit. The Golden Text from Ephesians 4 30 urges reverence for the holy Spirit and redemption. John 4 24 highlights worship in Spirit and truth. The Science and Health excerpts affirm Spirit as the sole infinite God and substance.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Smile Wins Film Contract For Stewardess On El Paso Run
Margaret Markley an airline stewardess on the El Paso Los Angeles run earned a film contract after a pleasant flight. A few days later she learned the passenger who offered the opportunity was Frank McDonald motion picture director.
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EL Paso
Margaret Markley
Los Angeles
Frank McDonald
Williams Jr. Visits Parents During UT Exemption Period
Ralph Williams Jr. spent the past week visiting his parents and was exempt from mid term housing duties at the University of Texas.
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Ralph Williams, Jr
University of Texas
Cotton Meetings Draw 23000 Farmers and Merchants in Texas
More than 23 000 farmers ginners merchants bankers and others in the Texas cotton trade attended 1190 county meetings in 1937. Extension Service of Texas A and M College coordinated with agronomists and ginning specialists. officials from Experiment Station and Greenville station joined discussions on improving cotton quality and market prospects. Efforts included forming one variety cotton communities and better harvesting and ginning methods.
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Extension Service of
Texas A. and
M. College
Jack Shelton
E. A. Miller
F. E. Lichte
Shelton
Postal Receipts In Texas Show Increase
Texas postal receipts rose in December to 1,739,006 dollars across 24 cities cited by University of Texas Bay and Business Research. The figure marks a 79 percent rise from November and a 37.5 percent jump from December 1936. For 1937 total receipts across the cities reached 15,146,000 dollars, up 7.3 percent from 1936.
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Austin
University of Texas
Balmorhea resident W L Kingston Sr visits town
W L Kingston Sr arrived from his Balmorhea home early in the week to handle business matters in town.
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W. L. Kingston, Sr
Balmorhea
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