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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1939

Page

4

Vote on changes to high school football class system

Inter scholastic League member schools voted last week on a four section referendum amending football class rulings starting in 1939. The first section allows schools to move up one class by a three fourths vote of the higher class and two classes by a unanimous vote. The second section bars postseason games after December 1 unless the teams playing were in the

Notice to Bid Reeves County Texas Truck Purchase

Bids will be opened at Reeves County courthouse at 10 a.m. Saturday February 4 for a new ton and a half truck with dual tires and hydraulic dump bed for Precinct No 2. Trade-in offered for a 1934 ton and a half Chevrolet truck. Specifications from Reeves County judge. Commissioners' Court may reject any or all bids.

Reeves County Texas Reeves County Commissioners’ Court

Pecos School Votes Against Second Amendment Postseason Ban

Principal R Henry Blackwell disclosed Pecos school voters supported all amendments except the second which barred postseason exhibition games. The ruling would halt post season matchups such as Pecos Monahans in 1938, affecting spring training limits and September inactivity.

R. Henry Blackwell Pecos Pecos-Monahans

Pecos Town Team Extends Unbeaten Run Into New Season

Pecos town basketball squad holds a perfect 14 game run, carrying wins from 1938 into the current season. Tonight they clash with Wink exes in Pecos high gym after Pecos and Wink teams meet. New additions include John Henry Bailey and Cecil Taylor, with Williams coaching and Neill guiding the lineup.

Curteen Pecos West Texas Wink Wink Exes Pecos Exes John Henry Bailey Oklahoma Harley Williams Bailey Cecil Taylor Williams Jim Neill Claire Wicker Jiggs Dinwiddie Harley Hudson Stephens Wicker Pecos High Taylor Dinwiddie Barstow Ward County Neill Texas Tech

Rose Bowl banquet features 1935 game film and Howell speech

Monahans hosts a Friday night banquet with a showing of complete 1935 Rose Bowl film from the University of Alabama. Principal speaker Dixie Howell, Alabama All-American and current coach at Arizona State Teachers College Tempe, is expected to draw about 400 West Texas football fans.

Monahans University of Alabama Dixie Howell Alabama Stanford Howell Arizona State Teachers College Tempe West Texas

Them's Fighting Words McKeen Challenge to Pecos Team

A letter from Bill Mush McKeen arrives with a bold challenge to Pecos town team manager Preacher Williams. He boasts Pecos players are the best shooters, derides others, and offers to visit for a lesson. The item also notes DAR plans for the 1939 California World’s Fair and a Buck Rogers style illusionary planetarium display.

Bill Mush) McKeen Preacher Williams Pecos Ole Cornale Midland Odessa Gayway

Oddfellows and Rebekahs Honor Founder of Order in Ceremonies

Pecos City Odd Fellows and Rebekahs met to honor Thomas Wildey founder of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The article notes Wildey’s London origin, 1817 voyage to America, creation of Washington Lodge No 1, and his two terms as Grand Sire. It highlights the order’s growth and current charity efforts, marking its 120th anniversary with a talk on Oddfellowship principles.

Odd Fellows Rebekahs Pecos City Thomas Wildey Order of Odd Fellows Lodge of London America Great Britain Wildey United States Baltimore Wildley Washington Lodge No. 1 Order of Odd Fellowship Union England Oddfellowship A. C. Douglas

Ocean Wave Measurement Shortfall in Severe Storms

Researchers report that attempts to measure ocean waves during severe storms are repeatedly unsatisfactory and inaccurate, causing the highest waves to go unrecorded and uncounted in official records.

Farm population share of children in the United States

The farm population of the United States, though under 30 percent of the total, accounts for more than 35 percent of the nation's child population.

United States Naton

Appreciation Note From Coulson and Families

The Coulson family and relatives express sincere thanks for kindness during a bereavement. Grateful for thoughtful words deeds and floral offerings that brought comfort. Signed by Robert Coulson and family Mrs. Dimple Bradberry Mrs. A. J. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hubbs.

Robert Coulson Dimple Bradberry A. J. Hart Barney Hubbs

Cows Produce Richer Milk in Cold Weather at Missouri University

University of Missouri experiments show cows yield richer milk in cold weather than in summer. Researchers observed milk components improving as temperatures drop, suggesting seasonal effects on dairy quality and production.

Uniersity Missouri

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Scholastic Cation Bill Winston Texaco Station Phil Miller French Lick Springs Ind Lewis Sheet Metal H. F. Anthony Lands and Real Estate Security State Bank Pecos Funeral Quick Ambulance Service Hubbard & Kerr Attorneys-At-Law Bell & Regan J. L. Kincannon Grand Theatre Pecos, Texas Collie Electric Shop Bill Collie Mgr MO. J. Ivy Real Estate & Insurance Elliott & Waldron R. C. Brewster Brandon A. E. Pye Collings-Wilson CO J. B. Cotten Crane, Texas W. W. Dean Pecos Abstract Co General Insurance Don Budge Ellsworth Vines Alice Marble New York Budge Vines Mr. McKeen Daughters of the American Revolution Glenn L. Martin Uniteds Oddfellows and Rebekahs Order Darwin Australia Egypt Star Tires Ragsdale Norge Pecos Furniture CD Buick MAIN
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