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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
7
A roundup of West Texas Chamber of Commerce news shows strong 1922 results and optimistic 1923 prospects. Cities including Lemesa, Ballinger, Stephenville, Memphis, Cisco, Midland, and Big Springs outline banquet plans, road bond petitions, swimming season drives, and district conventions with notable speakers and expected attendance. The Odessa-Lubbock area clusters promote membership drives and regional cooperation.
Charlies Erwin Rider of Guthrie Oklahoma, a Bell System employee, rescued critical telephone service during a 1928 Cimarron River derailment by crossing the river in a boat with a coil of wire to restore fifteen to all lines by six o'clock that evening. He earned the Gold Medal with a $500 prize. six others received the Silver Medal.
An unclear OCR passage notes three cries from men during a yeast related event. It records three distinct outbursts described as crying rage with emphasis on the number three.
George E. Christian of Burnet will serve as Assistant Attorney General and L. C. Sutton will be retained on Attorney General W. A. Keeling's staff, per Attorney General-Elect Dan Moody. Christian, a former five year district attorney, is UT Law 1910 graduate and World War II era officer.
The orchard owner should start pruning now removing dead wood and interfering branches. In peach trees with no crop hope cut back and thin for next year. Overburdened limbs should be pruned now. Get spray equipment ready and stock lime sulphur copper sulphate.
Many people unable to pause at grade crossings spare moments for funeral services, highlighting time constraints of modern travel and community rituals amidst busy schedules.
United States Marshal sale in the Western District of Texas on January 17, 1925 at Pecos Reeves County to satisfy a $6000 decree with interest and attorney fees. Property includes 200 head Hereford cows 150 head calves 7 Hereford bulls branded W left side S left hip located on leased Winkler County ranch 11 miles south of Jal P. C. New Mexico.
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