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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1934

Page

8

Wink Wins Season Opener In Pecos Valley Tennis

Wink defeats Barstow in four of seven matches to open Pecos Valley Tennis season at Wink on two concrete courts. Brumgarner Burnett beat Hamilton Adams 6 4 4 6 4. Avary Hutchinson beat Hall Halden 6 0 6 2. McAlvany Sweatt 6 4 9 7. Holden Dyer 6 2 5 8 6. Avary Hutchinson 6 0 6 1. McElvary Sweatt Dyer 8 6. Adams Hutchinson beat Holden Kilbright 9 7. Wink to visit again February 18.

Wink Barstow Pecos Aleria Hamilton D. E. Adams Jr Arlen McAlvany John Sweatt Thad Holden Irby Lloyd Dyer Dyer Holden Robbie Avary Johnie Hutchinson Nadine Hall Mr. Kilbright Avary Hutchinson Barnett McElvany Sweatt-Dyer Holden-Kilbright

Barstow Youth Stabbed at Baile Near Abila Home

Gamboa, a well known Barstow Mexican youth, was seriously stabbed near the heart during a baile at the Abila home three miles north of Barstow. Juan De La O has been charged with the stabbing as Gamboa remains hospitalized in Barstow with condition improving but serious.

Baile Goya Gamboa Barstow Dionicio Abila Abila Juan de la O Gamboa Sra Juan Gamboa

Mrs Beck Reveals Spring Styles From Dallas Show

Mrs. W. J. Beck reports a colorful, varied spring lineup with sheer materials, striking contrasts, and enchanting silhouettes. Navy blue leads, windblown Paris influence appears in street dresses, with small silk prints, blue brown and white suits, and new jewelry and purses from Style Shop.

Miss and Madame W. J. Beck Dallas

Carrot Giants Captivate Ripley Window Shoppers

An oversized carrot, grown on the Hollebeke ranch north of town, measures about fifteen inches and weighs three pounds. Stored among other curiosities in the Chambers of Commerce window, it hints at carrots reaching ten to twelve pounds with more growth time.

Idaho Weatherford Comerce

Political Announcements for Democratic Primaries

The Enterprise announces candidates for various offices subject to Democratic primaries. County Judge candidates W A Hendricks and J B Woolfolk re election. Other listed races include County and District Clerk Hollis S Smith Claude L Elkins Mary Caroline Kk Doty Marvin Cowan. Commissioner precincts Clyde Simmons J J Pope O Finley Fred Bannowsky. Sheriff Tax Collector Louis Roberson. County Treasurer J B Hudson. County Attorney Richard L Toll. District Attorney William L Kerr. Judge 109th J D Drane. Representative 88th Clyde Bradford.

C P C A Officers Visit Barstow for Loan Applications

Ward County news notes C P C A officials Charlie Betterton of Marfa and Wynn Hamilton of Balmorhea will be in Barstow on Saturday to process loan applications for Reeves Ward and Loving counties. C H Miller is Ward county livestock supervisor and Walter Burkholder crop production supervisor. Mrs W J Beck of the Style Shop recovered from flu. A cubic foot of water equals 1 661 cubic feet of steam.

Ward County News Charlie Betterton Marfa Wynn Hamilton Balmorhea Reeves, Ward Loving Counties Barstow el Paso Ward County Associationn Midland C. H. Miller Walter Burkholder

Visitors set January record at Carlsbad Cavern in 1934

Report notes January 1934 visitor total of 1 864 at Carlsbad Cavern, including 462 from Texas, surpassing all Januaries since records began. Previous high was 1 765 in January 1931, with 1 195 last January. Foreign visitors included travelers from Czechoslovakia and New Zealand. Also mentions a Toyah neighborhood sale: Ab Tinnin sold 200 steel calves to James Brown of San Francisco at about 4 35 per head.

Texas Czechoslovakia New Toyah Ab Tinnin James Brown San Francisco

Young Van Horn Girl Stricken with Severe Croup

Mozza Jo Armstrong five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Armstrong of Van Horn is in Pecos Sanitarium with a severe case of croup. Friends of the family wish her a speedy recovery. State Comptroller W H Sheppard visited Pecos this week promoting his re election bid. L E K Patterson a large Pecos property owner left for Oklahoma City after a long Pecos visit.

Mozza Jo Armstrong J. C. Armstrong van Horn Pecos W. H. Sheppard State Comptroller L. E K. Patterson Oklahoma City

Land title records on file in Florida Agriculture Dept

Original titles and title records covering more than 22 million acres are maintained by the land division office of the Florida Department of Agriculture.

Land Division

Street Car Ads Let Conductors Sell Names in Transit

Dutch street car conductors may be hired to spray advertising by sealing their names as trams pass businesses. The potential system would place signage and branding on vehicles during routes, enabling targeted exposure in urban areas.

Netherlands Vertise

Mandarins Classed by Cap Buttons in China's Ranks

The nine ranks of Mandarins in China are distinguished from each other by the buttons on their caps. The number and arrangement of buttons indicate each official's rank and status within the bureaucratic hierarchy.

China

Out For Governor Maury Hughes A Dallas Lawyer Veteran

Maury Hughes of Dallas County a World War II veteran and former District Attorney is a candidate for governor. A Captain in the 36th Division he earned the Croix de Guerre for gallantry and has twice served on the State Democratic Executive Committee along with roles at the Democratic National Convention and platform committee. He chaired the Dallas delegation to state Democratic conventions at Houston.

Dallas Chicago Texas Houston

Vota Vita Class Social At Mrs Matejowski Home

The Vota Vita class monthly social was hosted by Group No. 1 at Mrs. R. G. Matejowski's home. Rev and Mrs Ratliff and others spoke. two new members joined, nine new members in the past month. Refreshments served to a lengthy list of attendees. All young married ladies invited to join. Lubbock in 1952 named chairman of State Democratic Executive Committee at the Lubbock convention. Appointed to State Recovery Board in Texas by President Roosevelt June 1955, served as chairman.

R. G. Matejowski Lubbock Texas Roosevelt NRA

Trinidad’s famous lake of nat ura asphalt

A Trinidad feature notes a lake of nat ura asphalt spanning 114 acres in extent.

Trinidad

Florida's State Bird Officially Mockingbird

The mocking bird is named Florida's official state bird in a formal designation. The choice highlights the bird as a symbol of the state in government and public life.

Florida Mocking Bird

Woodward Campaigns for Attorney General Post

Senator Walter C C Woodward Coleman is in a vigorous race for Attorney General. He has served ten years as a State Senator and built a strong record. As a delegate to the National Democratic Convention he cast Texas vote for President Roosevelt.

Coleman Texas Presi

Also Mentioned on This Page

Werd County News Halden Ripley Hollebeke Ranch Here W. A. Hendricks J. B. Woolfolk Hollis Smith Claude L. Elkins Mary Caroline Kk. G. Doty Marvin Cowan Clyde Simmons J. J. Pope Precinct 1 Fred Bannowsky J. B. Hudson Louis Roberson Richard L. Toll William L. Kerr 109Th Judicial District J. A. Drane Clyde Bradford Style Shop CariIsbid Zealand The Florida Department of Agriculture Maury Hughes Old Coun Kolar Funeral Home Oldfield Sentinel Leader Grocery and Hardware Co Woodward Walter CC. Woodward Dent Roosevelt
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