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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1926

Page

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Red Bluff Dam bill gains support for Saturday testimony

The Red Bluff Dam proposal in the Pecos Valley gains momentum as Dr. Elwood Mead endorses the plan after a favorable Bureau report. Hudspeth questions leakage, noting McMillan as a success, while Sullivan and Burgess outline site benefits and current indebtedness. Delegates Miller and Gray will report to the committee Saturday before a possible favorable Congress vote.

Work Red Bluff Elwood Mead Hudspeth Dr. Mead Reclamation Bureau Vernon L. Sullivan Pecos Valley McMillan Dam New Mexico Mead Sullivan McMillan Carlsbad Rep. Hudspeth Tor Smith Irrigation Committee Richard F. Burgess el Paso John F. Miller Grandfails R. H. Gray Fort Stockton Association Congress Major Burges Claude Hudspeth

Firemen’s Festival Glows as Fifth Annual Banquet and Ball

The 5th Annual Firemen’s Festival Banquet and Ball on January 13 featured a banquet by the Christian Church ladies, then a dance at the Syndicate Building with Mable Moody’s Orchestra. Iph Williams served as toastmaster, with entertainment by Ralph Williams Jr and Sr, Miss Corinne Miller, and Mayor Moore. The Moon Light Waltzes won crowd favor after a staged moon lighting effect, though the Charleston contest between Hefty and Hercules was canceled. The event closed with general satisfaction and a festive mood.

Iph Williams Fire Department Ralph Williams, Jr Corrinne Miller Ralph Williams, Sr Mayor Moore Mable Moody Syndicate Harrison Charleston Pecos

Reeves County Officers Capture Many Thieves in Past Month

Reeves County deputies report capturing numerous thieves and recovering stolen cars over the last 45 days. Among those seized were 11 stolen vehicles including Hudson Ford Chrysler Dodge Overland and Chevrolet, most returned to owners. Four hijackers who stole $200 and a car from a tourist in Culberson County were jailed for five years after arrest in Pecos and transfer.

Reeves County Oklahoma Russell Chrysler Dodge Overland Chevrolet Ford Culberson County Pecos

Middleton Couple Takes Pleasure Trip to Pecos

Mr and Mrs R G Middleton of Presidio spent Monday in Pecos on a combined business and pleasure trip, seeing many friends.

R. G. Middleton Presidio Pecos

Lockhart Big Oil Showings Boost Humble Co Reeves County Push

Lockhart’s test in northern Loving county yields top of upper sand with 6 barrels of high gravity oil and 45 gravity reading. Humble Oil Co announces Reeves county test location with a section 38, block 57, Reeves County drilling plan, depth 4000 feet, near Angeles, with February start.

Lockhart Humble CO Loving County Cecil Lockhart Humble Oil Co Reeves County Humble Oil & Refining Company of Houston Bell & Regan Pecos Humble Humble Oil & Refining Company Standard Oil Company of New Jersey T&p Ry Angeles Reeves Ward County Deep Rock Oil Co Dixie Oil Co Culberson County Pure Oil Co

County Commissioners Appoint John Camp Assessor

Reeves and Loving Counties voters learned John Camp was named Tax Assessor to fill the unexpired term after the death of W. W. Camp at the January 11 meeting. County Commissioners also selected Mrs. A W Hosie to serve the remaining term of A W Hosie as County Judge H N McKellar announced the appointment. Both picks won broad public approval for their fitness.

John Camp Reeves and Loving W. W. Camp A W. Hosie A. W. Hosie H. N. McKellar

Fire Eaters Swallow Smoke at Anderson Home

Firefighters rushed into a smoke filled home on Saturday noon after a heater malfunctioned. The daring display by local fire eaters caused gagging gas but little physical damage. the fire was quickly extinguished and the only casualty was a suit laundered for the upcoming Big Banquet and Ball.

Harry Anderson Anderson

Garza County News Debuts In West Texas

The Garza County News launches as a weekly newspaper focusing on Post and Garza County news. Sterling Williams, a noted West Texas newspaperman, serves as editor guiding the upbuilding effort of the new publication.

POST Garza County Sterling Williams West Texas

Pecos Farm Development Board Formed for Shallow Water Belt

Finance Committee reports 36 paid members and about $500 in seed funds as Pecos builds a development board to promote 30000 acres of shallow water land. Board plans incorporation and invites legitimate real estate partners while warning buyers to verify properties before purchase.

Pecos Reeves County Pecos Farm Development Board

Memphis Gets New Modern Hotel By Thompson Bros

Work has begun on a new modern hotel in Memphis. The building will use sand finished stone and is being constructed by Thompson Bros.

Memphis Thompson Bros

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Mieler Gray WIP Philadelphia Pecos Farm Board Jim Camp J. C. Wilson Victor Henenent Clarence Bell H. H. Johnson F. H. Ryan Barney Hubbs N. F. Chapman C. L. Elkins H. R. Anderson J. E. Eisenwine C. J. Bryan W. E. Bell K. M. Regan H. Buchanan Joe Langham Ralph Sparks W. A. Thompson C. F. Manahan C. A. Young L. W. Anderson H. T. Collier J. J. Bush D. W. Bozeman M. Ehbrlicher Jno Chas. Fitzgerald D. K. Tudor Luther Bell M. W. Collie FP. Brownlee W. R. Glasscock Ed. Otte Young Bell O. Buchholz J. M. Foster H. G. Russell Oram Green G. C. Parker R. E. Johnson E. G. Dety R. E. Miller H. ©. Zimmer R. P. Hicks Marion Slack B. T. Biggs B. E. Biggs Monroe Kerr Ralph Williams L. A. Richards W. B.B. Brack J. W. Moore R. A. Dawson J. J. Wheat I. R. Wells Fancher Bell BR. S. Wilcox Pete Cowell
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