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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1938

Page

8

Missionary Society Aids Mexican Cause

Felix Vasquez says the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Pecos provided 9.75 to support Jesus Lara in the Bastrop Seminary for ministry training. The post office department estimates revenue from stamp collectors at 2,500,000 this year. Mrs Vestel Lott is visiting relatives in San Angelo.

Felix Vasquez Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of Pecos Jesus Lara Bastrop The Post Office Department

Texas Shown Stabil in 1937 Industrial Activity

A Texas state economic report by the All-South Development Council and UT bureau highlights real gains in 1937 with Texas ahead of 1936 in industry and 1935 in some measures. Oil gas and sulphur driven mineral output nears 788 million, manufacturing up 16 percent lifting total Texas product near 1.4 billion. Agricultural value up 15 percent with cotton production rising despite lower prices. The analysis urges state backing for expanded industrial investment to harness favorable trends and population growth.

Dalla,s Texas All-South Development Council New York Times United States University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Firemen Banquet and Ball Net Poor Finances

Fire chief Charles Manahan said the firemen's banquet and ball were socially successful but financially among the poorest in years. Dance proceeds covered ball expenses but not banquet costs.

Charles Manahan

Land Act Explained by Reeves County FSA Committee

Reeves County advisory committee members returned from a San Angelo school on tenant purchases and land under the Bankhead Jones Act. The group discussed supervision needs, bed rock land pricing, cash purchase at deed signing, and loans for improvements with limits on total loans this year in Texas.

Reeves County Farm Security Administration San Angelo J. E. Couch Pecos Roy Rowe Saragosa A. W. Wigley Balmorhea C. C. Dyer FSA Ted Johnston Oklahoma Texas C. M. “Vans

Cothrun Becomes New Owner of Gulf Service Station

Cecil Cothrun announces purchase of Emmett Capps Gulf Service Station with George Handley of Handley Oil Company. Cothrun, now in Pecos, will run station at Highways 80 and 27 and plans to move family there as permanent home. Capps’ future plans unclear. invitation issued to customers.

Emmett Capps Gulf Cecil Cothrun Monahans, Pyote and Wickett Mr. Cothrun George Handley Handley Oil Company Gulf Distributors Cothrun Pecos Capps

Pecos Rodeo Association Buys Horses and Cattle

The Pecos rodeo association purchased Curtis McElroy’s bucking horses for future use and plans to lease them to upcoming shows. A wave of cattle sales followed with buyers including Sam Raburn of a California company and L. W. Anderson of Pecos acquiring calf crops. Calf prices ranged up to 29 dollars, and many ranchers including John Camp and Charlie Chriswell moved cattle to buyers in Pecos, Far West Texas, and California.

Pecos Rodeo Association Marfa Sam Raburn California Midland Curtis McElroy Pecos John Camp Orla L. W. Anderson Charlie Chriswell Chriswell Stockton Jimmie Duncan Toyahvale Fort Worth Tatum Eisenwine Pat Wadley

Pecos Tire Demonstration Aims to Prove Blowouts Safe

Pecos residents will witness a Goodyear demonstration on Second Street showing a car with LifeGuard tubes and an inner tire design to prevent damage during a blowout. Pat Moran says the setup uses an outer tube with a vent to the inner tube, ensuring air exits safely. railway spikes and dynamite caps may also trigger tires in the display.

Pecos Pat Moran Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Second Moran Goodyear

County Agent Seeks Farm Security Loan Applicants

County agent Ted Johnston announced that Farm Security Administration loans for tenant farmers and farm workers are available in Reeves County. Applicants should obtain blanks from Johnston or C C Dyer of Barstow to avoid losing the county’s loan allotment.

Ted Johnston Farm Security Administration Reeves County Johnston C C. Dyer Barstow Reeves

Cotton products cheaper than substitutes, UT economist says

Dr. A B Cox of the University of Texas argues raw cotton's demand stems from its ability to yield inexpensive finished goods. He notes most raw cotton is spun into yarn and woven into cloth, with world demand aligned to spinning mill activity. He cites a drop in U S cotton exports into Europe during the last five years.

Austin A. B. Cox Bureau of Business Research University of Texas

Bluebonnet Cafe Installs Wells Waffle Machine

Arthur Zoes, manager of the Bluebonnet Cafe, announced the installation of a Wells waffle machine. He called it among the finest and said the upgrade keeps pace with Pecos growth and improves service with waffles available at all hours.

Arthur Zoes Bluebonnet Cafe Zoes Bluebonnet

Temple Family Visits Pecos and Returns from Texas Trip

Mrs. C. C. Biggs of Temple visits Pecos with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Biggs and with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Biggs return from a trip to Brownwood Temple and Groesbeck.

J. F Pop) Biggs Kyle Biggs Brownwood Temple and Groesweck

Biggest Tree in America Claims Big Bend Area

The Big Bend region of Texas claims the largest tree in the country. It measures 10 feet in diameter and is petrified. A frown uses more energy than a smile, requiring fifty muscles versus thirteen.

Big Bend Texas America

Cotton exports by region during three years ending 1937

During the three years ending August 1, 1937, Europe took an average of 3,512,000 bales of United States cotton. Asia accounted for 1,571,000 bales and all other countries for 321,000 bales.

United States Europe Asia

Building Pay Progress at Pen Elementary Foundation

Twenty one workers this week complete foundation work for Pen elementary building. Superintendent R Henry reports addition of Lone Construction Co tractors brings in local crew. some tile work already in ground. Project aims to finish by end of the week as delays are resolved.

Foundation of Pen R. Henry

Tax Court Schedule For Mong County Judge Ree Proth Case

Judge Charles Klaproth will convene the 109th district court here to hear a back tax suit filed against Ree, Loving county. The case involves a $1109 tax amount dating prior to the county’s organization and will proceed in Judge Drane’s absence.

Charles Ket 109Th District Court Ree Loving County Reeves Klaproth Jawleing Drane Syav Loving

Phrase on binary speech dominance in written form

A claim notes that roughly three common words account for about seventy five percent of both binary speech and writing. The statement emphasizes how a small set of words dominates communication patterns. This observation suggests efficiency in language usage across modes.

It would take i teen hundred years billion dollars a dollar a minute.

The fragment mentions vast time and money figures but lacks clear events or identifiable entities. It appears as an unfinished or garbled note with no verifiable people, organizations, places, or dates to anchor a proper news item.

Average America Inches Measure Confusing Statement

A fragment notes inconsistent figures about average measurements, mentioning five inches and four inches in unclear context without clear subjects, dates, or events. The text reads as a partial statistic or erroneous transcription rather than a complete report.

America

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