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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1934

Page

2

Poll tax drive and Red Bluff bonds urged for Pecos

The Pecos Enterprise promotes poll tax payment ahead of city and county elections. It urges a strong vote on the $2,600,000 Red Bluff bonds to show Washington the need for work relief funds and notes the contribution of Mrs. F W Johnson to West Texas. It also announces a Roosevelt Birthday Ball hosted by the Pecos Rotary Club to support infantile paralysis research and treatment at Warm Springs Foundation.

Pecos United States Couny Framse Red Bluff Ward Loving Reeves Washington U OF West Texas F. W. Johnson Johnson Reeves County West Texas Franklin D Roosevelt Warm Springs Foundation For the

Lost 20 Lbs In Four Weeks With Kruschen Salts

Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry, taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. The product sells for 85 cents.

Mae West St. Louis

Kruschen Sale At Sanders Drug Co

A bottle lasts about four weeks and is available at Sanders Drug Co or any drug store in America. If not joyfully satisfied after the first bottle, money back.

Kruschen Sanders Drug Co America

Butterfly plant orchid from Trinidad blooms likened to butterflies

An orchid from Trinidad is described as the butterfly plant for its large yellow and red blossoms perched on slender stalks, resembling butterflies in flight.

Trinidad

School and community gatherings fill Thurston area social calendar

Sth and 9th graders enjoyed Spanish dinner at the Thomason home with guests including Nancy Winn Beckie Seay Winnie Woodly and Miss Bryn. A Friday Bunco party followed with sandwiches cookies and cocoa served to a long list of attendees. Local residents and visitors from Dallas Aleda Ft. Stockton Big Spring Toyah and Longview joined social and church activities amid officer installations and ranch visits.

P. A. Thomason Nancy Gene Winn Beckie Seay Winnie Woodly Louise Cleveland Frances Powell Ralph McCleskey Davis Thomason Junior Davis Clark Henderson Irvin McLaughlin Cecil Williams Billy Jack Humphreys Grady Butler Bennie Cleveland Melvin Wise Miss Bryn Dorothy Humphreys Bunco Frank and Frances Burehard Sammy Winn June Patton Elizabeth Taylor Winnie Malloing George Hayden Bruce Anna V. Woodly Lucille McLaughlin Leroy Matthews Harold Wise Billy J Barbara Humphreys Zelpha Hawthorne Jack Wooly

Governor Ferguson Proclaims Lee Birth Anniversary Observance

Gov Miriam A Ferguson calls for a general display of the Flag of the Confederacy on January 19 to honor Gen Robert E Lee and others who gave all for the Confederacy in a issued proclamation.

Gen Robert E. Lee Lee

Shafter Mines Reopen With 150 Men Stockpiled at Work

The Shafter Silver Mine, idle since July 1930 and owned by American Metals, reopened January 1 under supervisor Brinkman. About 150 workers began initial operations as repairs and cleaning proceed, with full mill operation aimed for month end and swing into full production within sixty days. The move follows Roosevelt policy on silver purchases at 64.14 cents.

Shafter American Metals Company Sentinel United States Roosevelt Brinkman

Thirty-Six Gallons of Corn Whiskey Seized Near Mona Hans

Thirty six gallons of corn whiskey were seized on a Wink highway four miles north of Mona hans. Highway Patrolman Joe Fletcher and J N Avary confiscated the liquor in half gallon fruit jars. A L Cope of Midland was arrested with the shipment and jailed in Reeves county awaiting Ward County grand jury action.

Midland County Joe Fletcher J. N. Avary Wink Highway Monahans A. L. Cope Midland Reeves County Ward County

Tudor Visits Over Past Weekend In Dallas

Auditor D. K. Tudor of the 9. K. Theater chain travels to Dallas for a weekend visit while formerly based in Pecos and noted for his Pecos connections.

D. K. Tudor ID. K. Tudor 9. K Dallas Pecos C. W. Tudor H.I. Johnson The Grand Jimmy Dezendorf Marfa Mr. Molison O. K Alpine

Recalled Days of Horse Drawn Fire Cart Chief

In Pecos the Star Telegram notes Charles F. Manahan’s 17th term as Pecos fire chief brings memories of horse drawn fire carts. M Anthony of Palestine recalls Manahan as former chief pilot of a horse drawn vehicle while visiting Pecos.

Pecos Star- Telegram Charles F. Manahan M. Anthony Palestine Texas Anthony H. F. Anthony Mr. Manahan

Briefly Told Fortune at the Smiling Gate

A compact note records a fortune telling event at a place described as the smiling gate, indicating a scene of local intrigue or curiosity about luck and outcomes. The brief mentions a performer or figure associated with fortune readings and a gate as a symbolic entry point.

Cattlemen Question Meat Prices After New York Report

Eastern readers react to a Brookyn Daily Eagle piece headlined 7 Much Spread. It notes beef paid $4 a pound in the Far West and $0.45 in New York, while small steak costs $1.25. The letter laments the price gap between producers and consumers and criticizes restaurant pricing.

Wesz Brooklyn Daily Eagle New York City

Accidental Deaths in the United States in 1932

The 1932 U S accidental deaths totaled 89 009 with about 29 000 occurring in the home.

United States

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