Withdraw Loan Cotton Farmers Gain Profit From 1938 Loans
Cotton prices rise allow farmers to withdraw cotton placed under the 1938 loan. Donald L. Cothran says county AAA bulletins will share price data for full equity value. Producers must pay note face value, interest sums, and storage charges to recover warehouse receipts. Commodity Credit Corporation holds title to unreclaimed loan cotton from 1934 and 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Cothran
State Agricultural Conservation Association
Caviness
Cothran
Commodity Credit Corporation
Pecos Boys Learn Varied Education at Tarleton College
John Tarleton College instructors emphasize practical training beyond books. Glen and Coy Cox of Pecos take farm shop courses learning to sharpen harnesses, repair plows, build barns and produce leather belts, rope, concrete blocks, and soldering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarleton College
Glen and
Coy Cox
Pecos
J. C. Cox
J. W. Sorenson
Tarleton
Texas
Glen Cox
FFA
Lundin Contractors Noted At Red Bluff Dam Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lundin and Mrs. Carl Lundin of Mankato Minnesota visited Pecos briefly last week and stayed at Red Bluff dam. They had frequent Pecos visits during 1934 to 1936 when Red Bluff was under construction. Lundin Brothers of Mankato were among principal contractors on the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lundin
Carl Lundin
Mankato
Minn
Pecos
Red Bluff Dam
Red Bluff
Lundin Brothers
Large Pecos ranch deal closed near Pecos
Sheriff Louis Roberson and Billie Precit of Pecos became owners of the White and Finley ranch 17 miles south of Pecos along with 20 saddle horses 30 mares and all ranch equipment. W. B. Burchard of Pecos contracted 800 calves for spring delivery at a high price. Port Daggett received 159 Mexican rodeo steers and a load of cows from Old Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Louis Roberson
Billie Precit
Old Mexico
Policemen’s Rodeo Committee
el Paso
Anderson
Daniel
Presidio
Oklahoma
Jim Cooksey
Orla
Jack McCutcheons
Toyahvale
Arizona
A. M. Clayton, Jr
Mentone
Midland to Stage District Golden Gloves Tournament
Midland hosts its first district Golden Gloves event on January 31 and February 1 with entrants from Odessa Big Spring McCamey Monahans Crane Kermit Pecos Wink Lamesa and other West Texas towns. Jess Rogers named tournament director by Flem Hall. At least 50 entries expected with eight divisions from flyweight to heavyweight. Winners receive awards plus an all expense paid trip to the Texas state tournament in Fort Worth and a chance to advance to the national tournament in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Odessa
Big Spring
McCamey
Monahans
Crane
Kermit
Pecos
Wink
Lamesa
West Texas
Jess Rogers
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Flem Hall
Fort Worth
Chicago
Average man's vocabulary ranges from seven to ten thousand words
The statement notes an average vocabulary size for men, estimating a range between seven thousand and ten thousand words. It emphasizes a broad lexical repertoire without detailing methods or sources.
Changes in Reeves County Water Improvement District Board
In an annual election Reeves County Water Improvement District elected two new members E W Backus and J P Cole replacing E A Humphries and W L Malone. Long time farmers Roy Rowe and A C Schreyer were re elected along with other continuing board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Water Improvement District Board
E. W. Backus
J. P. Cole
E. A. Humphries
W. L. Malone
Roy Rowe
A. C. Schreyer
Notice of Retail Package Store Permit Application
The applicant Harvey Beauchamp seeks a retail package store permanent permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board. The business name Jack's Liquor & Sporting Goods Shop will operate in the Plaza Hotel Building on Highway 80 in Pecos City Reeves County Texas. The notice is filed under House Bill No. 77 and section 10 of the Texas Liquor Control Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
Texas
Texas Liquor Control Acts
Jack’s Liquor & Sporting Goods Shop
Plaza Hotel
Highway 80
Pecos City
Reeves County
Harvey Beauchamp
Westminster Choir Of New Jersey To Visit Sul Ross College
Alpine hosts the famed Westminster Choir on January 27 at 8 30 p m in Sul Ross auditorium. The 40 member group tours four to six weeks yearly and has performed across Europe and America. Admission ranges from 50c to $1 with reservations via Mrs W E Lockhart Alpine. Also reported, Pecos school board presents four watches to faculty at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Choir
New Jersey
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Europe
Sul Ross Auditorium
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Ohio
Westminster Choir College
Russia
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Hungary
Aus
Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. E. Lockhart
Texas
Pecos
Supt
R. Henry Blackwell
G. W. Archer
Clayton Hopkins
Wesley C. May
King cobra noted as largest venomous snake record
The king cobra is described as the world’s most dangerous serpent and the largest poisonous snake. The longest verified specimen reached 18 feet in length.
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Jack Knott
H. T. Collier
Barstow
S. M. Prewit
Bill Eaton
Jal
N. M
Jess Goodspeed
Bill
Eaton
Goodspeed
Earl
Jack Sellers
Florida
Montana
Jim Nance
Ab Tinnan
Pete Cater
Stinnett
J. F. Goodrich
William Cameron Co
van Horn
W. E. Weatherby
Irrigation Board
Jones Dry Goods, Inc
Tria
Italy
Switzerland
France
Husband
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