Local News Quiet Week Reflects Holiday Aftermath
The editor notes a lull in personal and local items as post holiday routines resume and the mechanical side of the office takes focus. Few events occurred, leaving a sparse page of small notices and updates.
Alamo Playground Becomes Popular Spot for All Ages
The Alamo Playground attracts both older and younger people with golf as the current main draw. Plans include swimming boating and other clean sports. Sally Vaughan is credited with conceiving and launching the project.
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Alamo Playground
Sally Vaughan
Governor Parker Praised for Action Against Klan Killers
A Louisiana writer hails Governor Parker for pursuing those who killed Watt Daniel and Thos F Richards, condemns the Ku Klux Klan as cruel, and calls for federal intervention to bring the guilty to justice while urging Reeves County not to endure such outlaws.
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Parker
Louisiana
Watt Daniel
Thos. F. Richards
United States
Klan
Seak Ke Tsatasus
Reeves County
Parents urged to watch youth after Pecos joy ride episode
A Pecos note warns fathers and mothers to monitor their children after a recent incident where a car was taken for a joy ride and the sheriff was called to locate the stolen vehicle. The piece stresses parental oversight to prevent Tonight’s tragedy and urges awareness of teens and their activities to avoid lasting harm.
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Pecos
Hubert Buchanan
Big Spring
Mike and Ike Twins Return to Ranger in Baby Show Mix
In Ranger on December 6 a baby show sparked confusion as twin brothers believed to be Mike and Ike caused a mix up. The judges began an examination to determine which twin was which, revealing a potential mistake in identification.
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Ranger
Mike
American Magazine
John Wrigley
Wrigley
Broadway
New York
Twins Win Special Prize In Baby Contest At Strawn
Ray and Guy Cook, sons of Guy Cook of Strawn, share a special prize in a local baby contest. Their mother died several months ago and the twins are cared for by Mrs. Pollard.
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Mike
Ray
Guy Cook
Strawn
Pollard
Davidson names Texas Senate committees in early session
Lieutenant Governor Davidson announced the Senate standing committees with Galveston Senator Holbrook as Insurance and Banking chair and San Antonio Senator Ridgeway leading Town and City Corporations. Dallas Senator Davis chairs Privileges and Elections. Houston Senator Murphy leads Labor. Fort Worth Senator Stewart heads Federations.
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Galveston
Ridgeway
San Antonio
Davis
Dallas
Murphy
Houston
Stewart
Fort Worth
Cousins
Parr
Pollard
Clark
Fairchild
Bailey
Burkett
Bowers
Bledsoe
Lewis
Strong
McMillan
Turner
Dudley
Woods
Witt
Thomas
Baugh
Wood
Darwin
Rogers
Floyd
Dogie
Rice
J. H. Woods
A. E. Wood
Holbrook
McMillan, Baugh and
Watt
Rice, Bailey
Follard
Ployd
Lewis and Wood
Court affirms Farm Bureau contracts as fair under Texas law
Texas Court of Civil Appeals in Galveston upholds cooperative marketing by Farm Bureau commodity associations. The ruling finds the Texas Cooperative Marketing Act constitutional, contracts lawful and fair, and not in violation of antitrust laws, in a case from Brazoria County involving L. D. Hollingsworth.
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Dallas
Texas
Cooperative Marketing Act of
Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Associations
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
District Court
Brazoria
L. D. Hollingsworth
Pearland
Texas Hay Association
Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Association
Hollingsworth
Thomas C. Edwards
Julius W. Jockusch
C. A. Stansel
Hay Association
Mr. Hollingsworth
Walton's Barbecue Feeds Crowds at Governor Walton Inauguration
Oklahoma City reports show carloads of meat and 339000 buns served to crowds at Governor Walton's inaugural event. The consumption figures highlight the scale of the turnout in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C.walton
Ladies Aid Society Plans Monthly Market Change
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church met at Mrs. Tom Jones's home Tuesday. Mrs. C A Johnson led a Missionary gram and Rev C A Johnson, Mrs. H T Collier, Mrs. W R Glasscock and Mrs. Johnson spoke. They will convert semi monthly bake sales into a monthly market on the Saturday after the first Tuesday each month. Refreshments were served. a social hour followed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Tom Jones
C A Johnson
C. A. Johnson
H. T. Collier
W. R. Glasscock
Johnson
Mesdames McKee, Glover and Waugh
Right with him Old Timer dialogue cartoon
A brief cartoon caption contrasts an old timer recalling unsettled lands with a youngster claiming the frontier remains unsettled, highlighting generational views on American expansion.
Sale Notice in Reeves County Texas Public Auction
By order of a Reeves County District Court writ dated January 11 1923 sheriff I E B Kiser will sell the real estate of R C Warn in Black Seventeen and Forty One College Addition Pecos City Reeves County Texas at public auction February 6 1928 between 10 am and 4 pm to satisfy a judgment against R C Warn and others with costs of suit in case No 2307 W S Marshall v R C Warn et al.
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State of Texas
Reeves
District Court
Reeves County
S. C. Vaughan
R. C
Warn
W. S. Marshall
R. C. Warn
Texas
Reeves County Citizens Attend Community Meeting Attendees
Numerous residents gathered for a local event at the community center. The Enterprise editor noted figures including W. L. Kingston Sr and family, Charles Splitgar and wife, and several other local names among attendees and recognitions.
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Enterprise
W. L. Kingston, Sr
Beau McCutcheon
Charles Splitgarber
W. L. Kingson, Jr
Lee D. Kingston
James H. Walker
C. ©. Goss
W. E
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