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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1923

Page

5

Miss Hubbard Writes Interesting Letter To Dad

Miss Frances Hubbard daughter of Judge and Mrs Hubbard studies at the University of Texas and sends her father a letter from Austin dated February 6 1923 describing heavy snow sledding on campus and a theme titled On The Jelly Bean she mail is printed here for readers.

Miss Hubbard Frances Hubbard W. W. Hubbard Pecos University of Texas Austin Commissioners Court Reeves County Vernon

25 Cent Want Ad Pitch Prompts Cash by Readers

A terse pitch urges readers to try low cost want ads to earn quick money. It suggests others succeed and invites participation, highlighting ease and potential profit. The note reads like a public service nudge from a penny-pinching era newspaper.

Year's Pecos Field Reading Offer From Enterprise

You can receive a full year of Pecos field readings through the Enterprise for 2 dollars. Send the offer to a friend.

Pecos Enterprise

Jelly Bean Man on Campus Distinctive But Indifferent

A University of Texas profile lampoons the Jelly Bean type described by a bored campus observer. The piece notes his flat-topped hat, cigarette holder, languid gait, and eyeing of girls, plus his habit of loafing near the main building and his exaggeration in dances and football games.

University of Texas

Prohibition Hall Standup Quip About a Mule

A Prohibition Hall crowd hears a joke about a mule choosing water over beer. The bass voice from Bear delivers the punchline that the mule drinks water because he is an ass.

Bear

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