Out Our Way on O'Daniel Shows a Governor in Trouble
The piece critiques Governor O'Daniel for talking too much and facing repeated clashes with voters and the Legislature. It cites the 30 day reprieve for Winzell Williams as evidence of harsh criticism and questions his judgment, urging listening over talk and seeking political advice.
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Appy O’daniel
Texas
Executive Mansion
Winzell Williams
Winzell ‘Williams
O’daniel
O'Daniel
Directors Named for Reeves County Meet in Balmorhea
L A Singleton announced the Reeves County Interscholastic Meet executive committee and directors for March 24 and 25 in Balmorhea. Nominated leads cover Declamation J R Henry Blackwell Pecos Debate J W Maggart Toyah Extemporaneous Speech L E Schneider Pecos Ready Writers Nina Kouitz Ross Balmorhea Spelling Miss Jane Guinn Pecos Athletics O L Huggins Balmorhea Tennis Assistant E W Thurman Toyah Volleyball Miss Pat Riordan Toyah Junior Boys Track Edward L Scott Pecos Playground Ball R L Steward Balmorhea Girls Track Miss Millie Shafer Pecos Music Memory Miss Willie C Austin Pecos Choral Singing Oogie Dawson Roberts Balmorhea Picture Memory Miss Willie Jo Watson Toyah Arithmetic Mrs Lillie Cole Pecos Story-telling Mrs J W Maggart Toyah
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L. A. Singleton
Balmorhea
Reeves County
L. E. Schneider
Pecos
Nina Kouitz Ross
Jane Guinn
O. L. Huggins
E. W. Thurman
Toyah
Pat Riordan
Edward L. Scott
R. L. Steward
Millie Shafer
Willie C. Austin
Oogie Dawson Roberts
Willie Jo Watson
Lillie Cole
J. W. Maggart
Steady Residences Rise Across Pecos Town
The Pecos boom shows more than 35 men at work on a $105 450 sewer project including a disposal plant and lines. WPA and PWA projects keep unemployment low as two major upgrades near completion and more jobs approved on roads and cemetery work. New homes proliferate downtown and Sunset Heights with several residences finished or under construction including FHA models and a hospital—unfolding amid ongoing calls for further housing.
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Fairview Cemetery
City County Roads Improvement
Pecos
Mint Cafe
Cactus Theatre
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Hackberry
M. L. Swinehart
FHA
George Garrett
Nagel Lumber Co
West Second
D. B. Pouncey
Sunset Heights
Bill Daughtery
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Cypress Street
Barstow
Henry Russell
Mr. Daughtery
Morris W. Collie
W. W. Hubbard
West Pecos
General Crop Allotment Set For Reeves County
The Red Bluff district plans a 10 000 acre general increase in cultivated land this year lifting total to about 37 000 acres. Reeves County accounts for 2 500 acres of the expansion with Barstow Grandfalls Imperial and other areas contributing the rest as many farms return to cultivation after years of neglect.
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J. E. Starley
Red Bluff
Mesquite
Starley
Reeves County
Barstow
Grandfalls
Imperial
Judge Starley
Ferrell
Ted Johnston
Suspect Held Here On Robbery Charge
A man arrested by highway patrol near El Paso last week gave the name Carl Nolan but is identified as Barney Wallace. Wanted for robbery with firearms, automobile theft and kidnapping, he faces charges in Alice and Refugio counties and at Corpus Christi. He is held in Reeves county jail and may be tried here before transfer to other officers.
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el Paso
Carl Nolan
Barney Wallace
Alice
Refugio
Corpus Christi
Reeves County
Committees Named for Lions Meeting in Pecos
Committees were named this week to plan the Lions zone meeting to be held in Pecos in April. Horace Heath Cotton Downs and Jim Durnal will arrange the program, and Gib Graves Dr Byron Lackey and W E Woodencraft are on the banquet committee. Lawrence Hord was received as a new member at Wednesday's luncheon.
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Pecos
Horace Heath
Cotton Downs
Jim Durnal
Gib Graves
Byron Lackey
W. E. Woodencraft
Lawrence Hord
Pecos to host weekly livestock auction starting Tuesday
C H Davis of Kermit announces a weekly Pecos livestock sale to begin next Tuesday with Mack McDonal as auctioneer. A permanent pavilion near the Texas & Pacific stockyards will host cattle sheep goats horses mules and hogs. The sale aims to serve as a local exchange for buyers and growers with nearby Big Spring and Lubbock already holding similar events.
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Pecos
C. H. Davis
Kermit
Davis
M. G. (Mack) McDonal
Texas & Pacific
Big Spring
Lubbock
Uncle Johnny Prewit to Reach One Hundred Tuesday
Pecos to mark birthday of J W Prewit oldest Pecos Reeves county resident and county’s only Confederate veteran. He was born February 14 1839 in Alabama and moved to Texas at age 16. He will observe his hundredth birthday quietly at home with family.
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J. W
Johnny” Prewit
Mr. Prewit
Pecos
Reeves County
Prewit
Alabama
Texas
Emergency crop and feed loan applications opened in Pecos
J C Hunnicutt announces 1939 emergency crop and feed loans at the county agent’s office Pecos for farmers with small cash needs who cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Loans require first lien on the crop or livestock and checks are mailed from Dallas.
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Pecos
J. C. Hunnicutt
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Security Administration
The
Resettlement Administration
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
Dallas
Livestock Group Grants $500 Reward for Theft
The Pecos Valley Livestock Protective Association meeting in Monahans passed a regulation offering a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing livestock from members. President C. O. Finley proposed the rule, and it applies only to theft from association members.
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Pecos Valley Livestock Protective Association
Monahans
C. O. Finley
Anderson To Attend State Board Meeting
L. W. Anderson, member of the State Soil Conservation Board and West Texas representative, left Thursday morning for College Station to attend a board meeting.
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Anderson
L. W. Anderson
State Soil Conservation Board
College Staion
West Texas
Reeves County General Crop Allotment Hikes Sought
Reeves county faces an acreage squeeze as 1128 acres were allotted for 1939 general crops. County Agent Ted Johnston requests 2500 acres from state officials, citing cantaloupes and home-use feed as key needs.
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Reeves County
Ted Johnston
E. N. Holmgreen
State Aaa
College Station
Johnston
Applications For Payment Complete
Farm payments to Reeves county farmers under the 1938 AAA program are finalized in the county agent’s office. Most applications were previously filed. remaining farm apps were completed this week. The state bulletin says first payments may start in February with bulk in March and April. 1940 payments will follow the same timing.
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Reeves County
State Board
Schedule of Payments for 1939 Cotton Crop
County Agent Ted Johnston outlined the 1939 cotton payment schedule. Cooperating farmers will receive two payments totaling about 3.6c per pound on normal yield, including a 2c conserva tion benefit and a 1.6c parity payment. Non cooperating farmers face a 5c per pound penalty on the portion of excess cotton above the allotted yield.
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Ted Johnston
Wells Reinstated in 1939 Government Range Program
Bulletin reports water well drilling resumed in the 1939 government range program after late Thursday word. Senator Connally and Rep R E Thomason wired Johnston confirming the action.
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Ted Johnston
Senator Connally
Rep
R. E. Thomason
Johnston
Reeves County Marks First Oil Shipment From Toyah
A celebratory Tuesday saw the first carload of oil shipped from Reeves County near Toyah. The McNuee Oil and Refining Company of El Paso bought the oil produced by Richard Shaw Anthony No. 1 well. H. F. Anthony of Pecos, owner, indicated another car could follow next week as spectators from Pecos and locals gathered.
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Richard Shaw Anthony
Toyah
McNuee Oil and Refining Company of
el Paso
Pecos
H. F. Anthony
Kermit Doctor Seeks West Texas Health Unit Cooperative
Dr H H Puckett head of District Six of the Texas Health Department toured West Texas to gauge forming three county health groups. Reeves Ward Winkler and possibly Loving would join. Midland Ector Upton and Crane another. Brewster Presidio Jeff Davis a third, El Paso Hudspeth Culberson already in a tri county unit. A nurse sanitarium lab and medical director would serve each group to extend local health services at shared cost. Dr E W Prothro of Kermit and Supt Lee Johnson of Wink joined the Pecos visit to push the plan.
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H. H. Puckett
State Department of Health
West Texas
Reeves
Ward
Winkler
Loving
Midland
Ector
Upton
Crane
Brewster
Presidio
Jeff Davis
el Paso
Hudspeth
Culberson
E. W. Prothro
Kermit
Pecos
Lee Johnson
Wink
Committee Chosen For Boy Scout Troop 67
The Lions club sponsored Troop 67, reorganized this week with Buddy Withers Jim Durnal and Dr. Byron Lackey named to the committee. A weiner roast is planned for Tuesday night as Bill Turpin remains scoutmaster of the 12 member troop.
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The
Lions Club
Buddy Withers
Jim Durnal
Byron Lackey
Bill Turpin
President's Ball Profits Aid Infantile Paralysis Fund
Pecos Balmorhea Toyah Barstow and nearby towns sent couples to the Oasis Ballroom Saturday for the President's Ball. Dudley Yard Reeves county chairman reported a $175 profit with half to the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation and half for local crippled children’s work.
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Pecos
Balmorhea
Toyah
Barstow
Dudley Yard
Reeves County
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Yard
Vero Norrell
Enterprise
Kim
Ray Hummel
Extension of WPA program could fund more school project work
The school WPA improvement project may continue with two more work periods as about $500 in government funds could remain after all tasks are finished. The board seeks a field change to add box seats at Rotary Field and seal and repaint the band house. J E Patterson from the El Paso office advised applying for the change. Seventeen eight by four and a half foot boxes would be built, and the band house on the campus would be sealed and painted inside and out.
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Rotary Field
J. E. Patterson
el Paso
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Angin
Public Works Administration
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Pecos Valley
Nancy Bell Fairchild
Alexander Graham Bell
Marion Bates
Rockefeller Foundation
Johnny
Sam Prewit
Chas. Manahan
Livestock Group
Bulletin
Kerr
Toliver
Order of Knights of Korras- San
Dokeys
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Fort Worth
Abilene
Odessa
Fort Stockton
Marfa
Alpine
William L. Kerr
Dramatic Order of Knigts of Korrassan
Pecos Lodge
B. A. Toliver
Chamber of Commerce
Health Association
Kermit Doctor
O. A. Ferrell
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Reeves and Ward