Loving Tax Payments Set State Record
Loving County shows high tax payment rates with 67 percent of state and county taxes paid before February 1. Sheriff Hardin Ross expects total payments to reach about 75 percent by June 30. Car license payments also run high, possibly 90 to 95 percent, a point of pride for the county.
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Suffers Injury On Golf Course
Jack Garber was badly hurt on a golf course last Sunday when a ball struck a rock and ricocheted into his eye. He was taken to a Pecos doctor and initial fears of permanent sight loss eased as the wound healed.
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Martin Bonber Pays Short Visit
A giant Martin Bomber No 184 stopped briefly in Mentone last Sunday afternoon. It checked its location and then headed toward Camp. Southland Life Insurance representative, based in Fort Stockton, was in Pecos on business this week.
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Little Live Stock Lost In Blizzard
The Pecos Valley blizzard caused historically cold weather yet stock losses were surprisingly low. Rancher Mac Kyle of Loving County reported calves born during the worst weather survived and no cattle losses were noted on his ranch.
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Mind as Lesson-Sermon Topic for February 19 in Christian Science Churches
Mind TM will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday February 19. The Golden Text is from Isaiah 55: "The Lord of hosts hath sworn." The Lesson includes Isaiah 35 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes divine Mind as the basis of metaphysics and the superiority of spiritual ideas over material sense.
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Financial Review Of Week Signals Mixed Economic Prospects
An overview notes no clear upturn in business yet stability appears to have been reached. It cites large excess bank reserves, low interest rates, and potential credit expansion as positives while predicting continued commodity liquidation and readjustment across industries. Foreign farm markets may improve once monetary and trade barriers ease.
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Play at the schoolhouse by Mrs Frank Powell and Miss Polly Hays
Mrs Frank Powell and The English class of the high school will present a play at the schoolhouse Thursday night titled A Fortunate Calamity a three act comedy with intermissions featuring tap dances, special music and vocal numbers. All invited.
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