Cattle Clatter: Big Texan Rancher Buys 70 Registered Bulls
Charlie Tudor, a leading Pecos area rancher, has purchased seventy fine registered bulls for his nine-ranch operation. Buyers include Myrl Jowell of Culberson County and breeders in Odessa. Tudor’s associate Jake Watson handled the purchase as Lou Deering, a longtime Pecos figure, recalls long-ago cattle lingo and drives. Tudor’s health improves after months in bed in Pecos.
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Charlie Tudor
Beakhead Highway
Pecos
Toyah Creek
Myrl Jowell
Culberson County
Odessa
Jake Watson
Tudor Ranch
Lou Deering
Irwin Finley
DC Mountain
Bud Mandine
Jostoss
Louis Deering
Tie
Deering
Wille
Mr. Tudor
Overdrafts and Securities Ledger Fragment
Readable fragments show overdraft figures against bonds stocks and securities. The terse entry lists amounts and identifiers but lacks full context or dates, indicating a partial ledger record of financial holdings and cash movements.
Ranchers Cone and Beckham Report Cattle Progress
Mr and Mrs J F Cone were in Barstow and Pecos on business and report cattle purchased in New Mexico doing fine. They cut calves from cows and feed on cottonseed, planning to sell steers once tallow attracts buyers. Cone’s ranch lies about fifteen miles downriver from Barstow. Billy Beckham of New Mexico also hauls near Buldeg Corner Pecos and is pleased with range, hoping for moisture to keep cows from feeling neglected.
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J. F. Cone
Barstow
Pecos
New Mexico
Cones Ranch
Billy Beckham
Buldeg Corner
Rancher Moves Herd to J Hart Ranch in Reeves County
George Duncan, once ranching in the Davis Mountains, moved his cattle this week to the J Hart ranch north of Hermosa in Reeves County on leases now held by J E Rust.
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George Duncan
Davis Mountains
Hart Ranch
Hermosa
Reeves County
J. E. Rust
Pecos Visit Highlights Local Cattle Trade Prep
Earl Goedeke and his wife visited Pecos on Monday while Hart prepared to start cattle work. Hart brought his saddle to the Pecos Saddle Shop to be fitted for brones.
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Earl Goedeke
New Mexico
Pecos
Hart
Dogs Raid Sheep Farms Around Balmorhea and Saragosa
Dogs kill multiple sheep on Balmorhea and Saragosa farms with recent raids on Sam Davis three head Sol Mayer four head and Roy Fulcher two head authorities warn livestock owners to take protective measures and investigate the incidents.
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Balmorhea
Saragosa
Sam Davis
Sol Mayer
Roy Fulcher
Steers From Limpia Canyon Ranches Noted As Fat and Healthy
Willis and Bennett McCutcheon report two weeks of shipping grown steers from their Limpia canyon ranches. They describe the range as excellent and say the steers are the fattest they have had in several years.
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Willis
Bennett McCutcheon
Limpia Canyon
Pecos Boosters Attend El Paso Fort Worth Highway Meet
In Big Spring this week T. Y. Casey and S. E. Eberstadt represented Pecos at a highway enthusiasts gathering. They praised Reeves county roads for tourist appeal. J. B. Sullivan won the contract to maintain Road District No. 1 at 100 dollars per month.
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Pecos Enterprise
T. Y. Casey
S. E.eberstadt
Pecos
J. B. Sullivan
County Commissioners’ Court
Montana
Pecos PTA Meeting With Mrs Hud son President
The Pecos P T A met recently with Mrs. W. A. Hudson acting as president in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos P.T. A
W. A. Hudson
Carlsbad Highway Survey Complete Plans Nearing Start
January 11 1929 report notes Highway Engineer C George Finley finished surveying the route for the new Carlsbad highway. Work on the road is expected to begin soon with Pecos rumors of soft water becoming certain. Pecos city council plans to extend sewer system soon.
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The
Pecos Enterprise
Cgeorge
Finley
Carlsbad Highway
Local Banks Report Deposits and Loans for Quarter
Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Company takes over Pruett Lumber. First National Bank shows deposits of 758,990 and loans of 225,072.84 while Security State Bank reports deposits of 664,855 and loans of 406,618.
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The
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Pruett Lumber Company
First National
Oil blast at Buena Vista claims five dead
A Buena Vista oil explosion and fire killed five people while the victims were in the area. In Reeves county an advance of 4000 dollars has been provided by the relief fund for ongoing aid and recovery efforts. Ronald Brocat, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Brocat, died from burns received during a recent play incident.
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Pecos Enterprise
Ronald Brocat
Joe Brocat
Burns
Buena Vista
R. F. Co
Reeves County
Ysleta sees surge in postmaster position applicants
In Ysleta Texas the civil service examination for postmaster drew 19 applicants posing strong competition to incumbent post mistress Ruby E Ambler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Texas
Ysleta
Ruby E. Ambler
Civil Service
Dentist Dr Bock Studies Diet and Dental Decay
Dr. John R. Bock, a dentist, drafts a paper on Diet and Dental Decay to be presented to workers at a city CWA sanitation gathering soon.
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John R. Bock
CWA Sanitation Gitve
Saragosa Cowboy Reports Range in Local Markets
Roy Fulcher notes cow cake moving around 26.00 per ton while the thermometer fluctuates about 62 degrees. The price shift sees cake up to 2 and thermometer down to 26 in January, with Tuesday's reading later cited at 14 F. El Ross of the V Steeple ranch in Loving County and New Mexico visited Pecos to see cronies.
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Mitchell Leeman
Loving County
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Roy Fulcher
Saragosa Cowboy
Jingler
Roy
el Ross
Pecos
Pecos Visit By Noted Cowboy R K Perkins
Roe Baker, a cowpuncher from the George Duncan ranch in the Davis Mountains, rode as R K Perkins and fell while roping a cow from a bronc. Both horse and rider went down, but no serious injuries occurred. He came to Pecos to recuperate and visit.
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Roe Baker
George Duncan
Davis Mountains
R. Kk. Perkins
Pecos
Eunice
N. M
Sioux City Cattle Feeders Seek Purchases in New Mexico
Jay Martin and his son Ray, cattle feeders from Sioux City, Iowa, traveled to Jal, New Mexico, last week to buy stock for their Iowa feed lots. They found what they wanted but price terms remained unclear with sellers.
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Jay Martin
Son Ray
Sioux City
Lowa
Jal
N. M
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Business and Professional Directory
Fg. J. L. Kincannon
Grand Theatre
Peccos
Paul H. Heiser
Mrs
Jack Hawkins
Gray
Boot Shop
Platt
Waldron Abstract Co
C. Brewster
Met
Brandon
Pecos, Texas
J. Wood
J. G. Murray
Wallace
Slover
Omer Divers
Hile
Bob Miller
Hudson & Hudson
Attorneys-at-Law
Underwood
Mint Cafe
Asonic Bldg
Monroe Slack
Ixyes
First National Bank
Hubbard & Kerr Attorneys-at-Law
Colings Bidg
Mentone Monitor
Public Funds
Reserve District No
United States Government
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
U. S
United States
Stte
Reeves
TE Beauchamp
Soletin
T. . Beauchamp
Cashier
W. Bozeman
R. E. Johnson
Konntz
M. Precht
Noni
Dardin’s
W. W. Dean Mgr
Pecos Abstract Co
General Insurance
H. F. Anthony
J. W. Moore
Bell & Regan
W.R. Lynch
Shine Parlor
J. B. Cotten
Crane, Texas
Hone
Ss . Te Ya
Pecos Cfpy Bakery
Pecos Laundry
Piner Soft Water Co
the Security State Bank
R. G. Middleton
K. M. Regan
Clarence Bell
H L. Holloway
Ass’t
Paul Dowling
Albert Sisk
Miles
Dume
Pecos Fire Department
J. Doug Morgan
J. Doug
Neale Helvey
Neale
Benonia
Icel
Pearle
Marvin Montgomery
Iecel Nagle
King” Rector
Jimmie Martin
Pearl Long
4Th & Cypress
Library
Seiberger
Ling
Seiberling Tire
Chevrolet
H. D
Housey’s Dixie Stat Bunn
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