The Pecos Enterprise and Usher Consolidation
Pecos Texas weekly notes consolidation of The Enterprise and Usher on May 16 1925. Editor Jack Hawkins and manager Barney Hubbs operate the paper now at post office listing. Subscription rates show one year two dollars six months three dollars includes second class filing. Copy due midweek for current issue.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
The
Enterprise and
Usher
Pecos
Texas
Ferguson era begins with state leadership reshuffle
The Ferguson administration announces key appointments as Jim and Mrs. Ferguson take office. The paper notes many unfamiliar names alongside trusted figures, supports the new administration despite past opposition, and urges fair evaluation amid looming challenges. Pecos West Texas eye loan prospects. Red Bluff loan could unlock regional development with proper funding.
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Gee
Jim Ferguson
Fergusons
Ferguson
The Tax Cut Farce and Pocketbook Economy
The piece argues that tax reduction schemes shift burdens between taxes rather than lowering overall government costs. It uses a pocket diagram to show how trimming one tax often raises another, prompting readers to demand genuine spending cuts and to scrutinize officials’ economy claims.
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Indust Y
Peter
Paul
Administrator seeks mineral lease for estate lands in Reeves County
Clarence Bell as administrator of the estate of William Joseph Middleton filed and will present to the Reeves County judge a written application for an order authorizing leasing the undivided one half interest in five parcels and other lands in Reeves County. The hearing is set for February 6, 1933 at Pecos City Courthouse.
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Texas
Pecos
Red Bluff
Pecos Valley
Mahi FR
Hryeryvion
Clarence Bell
Win
Joseph Middleton
Reeves County
Wim
Reeves Sand
H&gn RR. Co
Anthony Middleton
W. J. Middleton
Sec
Gmd
Gi&kgn RR. Co
Pecos City
Ra dig Topic Suggested for Interscholastic League Debate
An editorial in the Interscholastic Leaguer hints ra dig as a possible topic for next season’s debate. The UT League publication notes this suggestion in its current issue.
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Austin
University of Texas League
Surea.u
Public Notice in Reeves County Texas Citation
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff of Reeves County to summon Maisie M. Dunn by weekly publication for four weeks in a Reeves County newspaper prior to February 6, 1955. Court action seeks title and possession of land described as Section 15 Block C-7 Public School land Reeves County with damages and costs.
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Maisie M. Dunn
Feme
District Court
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
Reevers County
Notice of Suit on Highway Contractor Bond
Poxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company sues Aetna Casualty and Surety Company and J S Harrison Construction Company in Potter County 10th District Court for materials debt tied to Bridge No 17 over Screw Bean Arroyo Reeves County under Article 5160 bond. Interventions allowed. suit dated January 14, 19SA.
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10Th District
Potter County
Texas
Poxworth-Galbraith
Lumber Company
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
J. S. Harrison
T. Harrison
J. S. Harrison Construction Company
Plaintiff
Woml
Screw Bean Arroyo
Reeves County
Lexa
Harrison Construction Company
Revised Statutes of Texas
Pecos Eyes Creamery Plan From Fort Worth Firm
Pecos will vet a creamery proposed as a branch of the Nissley Creamery Company of Fort Worth, announced by Reeves county Commercial club secretary. HW Hinkle, Pecos Mercantile manager, leaves on a buying tour to northern and eastern points. Senator Morris Sheppard and Congressman Eugene Black have replied promising to assist the irrigation project north of Pecos.
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Pecos Times
Pecos
Nissley Creamery Company of
Fort Worth
Reeves County Commercial Club
HW. W. Hinkle
Pecos Mercantile Company
Morris Sheppard
Eugene Black
Pecos Ladies Form Embroidery Club With Hawkins as President
A group of Pecos women organized an embroidery club and elected Mrs. D. TP. Hawkins as president to lead gatherings and activities.
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Pecos
D. TP. Hawkins
Pecos Hotel Full as Visitors Scout the Border Region
Pecos Hotel remains at capacity each night as visitors tour the region. The Pecos Chamber of Commerce luncheon boasted a new road. Miller camp ground cabins were saved from destruction by Pecos firefighters the other night.
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Pecos Enterprise
Pecos
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Miller Camp
Pecos Youth Walter Ruhlen Goes to Venezuela for Geological Work
Pecos boy Walter Ruhlen sails to Venezuela to work on geological projects under contract with Gulf Production Co. He leaves for South America to contribute to the company’s exploration efforts.
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Walter Ruhlen
Pecos Boy
Venezuela
The
Gulf Production Co
Continental Opens Ten Thousand Dollar Contest
Continental Oil announces a 10,000 prize contest tied to Conoco's bronze high test gasoline launch. The plan includes a 5,000 grand prize for naming the new bronze gasoline and 5,000 in cash for slogans. Contest opens today and closes February 26.
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Continental
Ponca City
Okla
Continental Oil Company
Eco
Crand
Conoco
King of Balnorhea in Pecos on Business
Po it Walker lpttsitees King of Balnorhea visited Pecos on Monday for unspecified business dealings.
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Walker
King of
Balnorhea
Pecos
Mint Cafe Closes Its Doors In Town
The Enterprise notes the Mint Cafe closed its doors during the week. Otto B. Graff a New York businessman is believed missing after a flight from the west coast toward New York. A Washington Bicentennial parade and celebration is planned for next Saturday.
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the Mint Cafe
Otto B. Graff
New York
Pecos
Washington
Decline in Texas Carloads of Farm Produce Dec
Texas truck farms shipped 2882 car loads of fruits and vegetables in December down from 3246 in December 1931, a drop of about 13 percent. The UT Bureau of Business Research cites unusually cold November and December weather as the cause.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Relief fund pause in Dawson county cotton harvest
The Lamesa relief committee halted all relief work until Dawson county cotton is gathered. The Lamesa Reporter notes many farmers still have substantial cotton to Mick and face difficulty finding pickers. When relief resumes, applicants may be asked if they picked cotton during the lull between fund allotments.
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Lamesa Relief Committee
Dawson County
Lamesa
Tech Rec
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State OF Texas
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Rfonworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
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Dan Moran
Russell
Methodist
Henry Russell
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Methodist Church
B. A Toliver
Monroe Kerrois
Frank Walker
Guy EL Walker
Alte Huet
Fanlisy
Trougy Sinelne
Tye Mic
Lillie Poe
Spate
SE As
Clute
Rayon
Rach
Ford
Characmize
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Penney’s Price
Stop Relief Fund
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