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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1975

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Trans Pecos Agricultural Conference agenda set for Pecos

Ten speakers will total the agenda for the 1975 Trans Pecos Agricultural Conference in the CPS Reddy Room on Friday. Morning chair Bill Ramsey will cover ranching and feedlot operations, with Dr. Nathan Reese opening sessions on beef cattle feedlots and exotic breeds. Afternoon chair Bobby McCorkle will host farm problems with talks on grazing systems, rangeland revitalization, crop budgets, and irrigation efficiency.

Trans-Pecos J&j Pecos del Davis Fort Stockton Cal State Fresno Calif Rhett Johnson Bob Ragsdale Ragsdale The Society For Range Management

Texas funds approve sewer plant grants for Pecos

The Texas Water Quality Board announced release of 110,775,000 in federal funds to 100 Texas cities including Pecos and Alpine for construction of sewage treatment facilities, enabling upgrades and new capacity across the state.

Pecos of Texas Texas Water Quality Board Alpine Cility Milton R. Rose Austin Parkhill, Smith and

Bickley and Trujillo file for City Council

Incumbents Bob Bickley and Manuel Trujillo filed for city council seats in the April 5 election. One school board candidate so far is Dr. Elvin Reynolds. Filing closes March 5 at 5 p.m. in city hall and at the school administration offices. Other city posts include Clem Crowley not seeking reelection.

Bob Bickley Manuel Trujillo Elvin Reynolds Dwayne Dobbs Bickley Trujillo Dobbs S. Park St Clem Crowley Paul Williams

Optimists seek help for annual Pecos magic show

Local merchants and residents will receive telephone solicitations over the next three to four weeks to sponsor children for a May 1 high school auditorium magic show featuring Vince Carmen of McAllen. The event is one of many Pecos Optimist Club projects including Easter egg hunts and scholarships. Contacts are Bear Stroud, 447-2168, and Wendell Taylor, Bob Trammell, or Doyle Lawrance for more information.

Morning Optimist Bear Stroud Stroud Sid Mary Cox Optimist Club Vince Carmen McAllen Carmen Pecos Wendell Taylor Bob Trammell Doyle Lawrance Iawyys Optimist Mary Sid Cox Cox

Pecos Merchants Celebrate George Washington Birthday Sale

Washington Pecos merchants launch Hatchet Days promotion today with big sale values listed on pages A8 and B1. Anthony's Western Auto Wackers United and Pecos Furniture urge shoppers to act early for best values.

Pecos George Washington Anthony's Western Auto Wackers United Pecos Furniture

Pride in Pecos Boosts Tourism with New Roy Bean Park

In Pecos enthusiasm grows for a new Roy Bean Park project envisioned as a catalyst for tourism and downtown revitalization. Proposals include plazas, fountains, a windmill, historic buildings, a car museum, a senior center, shops, and a tourist information center, with Gary Oden already planning a front-remodel of his saddle shop. The essay argues the park could attract visitors, create jobs, and spur broader western-themed development.

Pecos Roy Bean Park Terry Burns Gary Oden

Winter text and weather spread across Texas Panhandle and beyond

Clear skies mask winter as West Texas trees bud and highs reach 68 while early morning freezes dip to 32. Cold front from the Rockies could bring light rain or snow. showers expected in East Texas by Friday. Temperatures ranged from 26 in Amarillo to 52 in Brownsville. McAllen hit 65. Flooding persisted in Alabama after heavy rains. Elba evacuated 600+ residents as sandbags lined levees. Light snow lingered in the Northeast. fair conditions prevailed elsewhere from the Rockies to the Mid Atlantic.

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