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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
6
Former Governor Dan Moody criticizes an Owen PL White article in Colfer's for likening Miriam A. Ferguson and Ross S. Sterling administrations to his own. Moody says he would pay $100 to meet White and dispute the comparison.
The notice warns that calomel salts mineral waters oils laxatives have no effect on the liver or bile production. It asserts only two substances can stimulate a sluggish liver and claims Sargon Soft Mass Pills contain both and no other ads do.
Mrs Ruthledge Smith sister of Representative T H McGregor captivated the Tennessee House with vivid stories from Sam Houston life in Tennessee. Members proclaimed she surpassed her brother as an orator, leaving the chamber spellbound and impressed by her recounting.
Coke Stephenson is calm yet ready to act when needed. He announced that unless the house wished to rule, he would decide on the alleged unconstitutionality and the house accepted his ruling.
Austin prepares a major gridiron dinner expected to rival Washington and Houston. Organizers guard details as a well staged performance is anticipated before the current legislative session ends.
A quote notes that Governor Ferguson commends the administration of federal relief in Texas under Governor Sterling as excellently done and heartily commendable. The remark highlights bipartisan approval of relief efforts within the state government.
Dallas figures Maury Hughes and a state Democratic chair lead a dispute after a stenographer misdirected inquiry requests to state bodies rather than a national committee. Adams says the national group will back the special national committee to serve the party, aiming to connect Democrats in Texas, Congress, and the national administration. The Texas state committee remains advisory on appointments, but no rupture is expected between Adams and Hughes.
A cautious source notes the split involving Jed C. Adams and a former national Democratic committeeman, saying many bitter statements have circulated between them without direct quotes.
Senate Bill No. 590 by Senator KE Blackett of Victoria would require a Railroad Commission hearing before gas rate rises in small towns and set up city property inventories to establish just rates. The measure aims to protect small towns from unnotified increases and gain state oversight with revenue from rate audits. The bill mirrors a House proposal urging residents to contact their representatives to back similar reform.
Week ending February 9 1933 reports winter wheat sowings for the 1925 crop in 15 countries totaling 150 006 000 acres down from last year. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes the declines cover over 40 percent of the Northern Hemisphere winter and spring wheat crop. Global demand may improve gradually despite recent business slowdown. Russia shows 28 million acres sown versus 22 million last year. U S and Europe vary with North Africa showing little change.
An advertisement touts Crazy Water Crystals as a natural, non drug remedy for arthritis. It promotes Crazy Water from the Wells, claiming it cleanses the digestive tract, relieves pain and stiffness, and offers a pleasant, habit free path to recovery without habit forming effects. It links the product to dramatic wheat market notes and world supply context.
Red Chain feed manufacturers the Universal Mills of Fort Worth sponsor a $500 cash prize contest. The contest involves a chick breeder named Kathy Chick of Peess Walter Hatchery Stow, Vermont.
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