Ward County Social Notes and Local Movements
Miss Ethel Allnutt visits Pecos this weekend with friends. Ross Carr family visit Grandfalls. E J Brady travels to Marfa to see a sister after twenty years. George E Barstow and R B Thurston attend a water commissioners meeting in El Paso. W T Majors family assist in crop gathering at Clint and El Paso and help move the bereaved family. Miss Gladys West of Monahans joins Bird Hayes office as deputy clerk replacing Miss Irene Black who resigned for Citizens State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Majors
Clint
el Paso
Bob
Gladys West
Monahans
Bird Hayes
Miss West
Irene Black
Citizens State Bank
Axel Wahlstrom Dies After Long Illness in Pecos Sanatorium
Axel Wahlstrom of Grandfalls died Monday from stomach cancer after weeks in a Pecos sanitarium. He and his Swedish-born wife moved to Grandfalls from Chicago years ago, were prosperous farmers, Lutheran, active in civic betterment, and had no children. He was 67. The ENTERPRISE extends deepest sympathy to the widow.
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Axel Wahlstram
Axel Wahlstrom
Grandfalls
Pecos
Mrs. Wahlstrom
Sweden
United States
Chicago
Lutheran Church
Wahlstram
Pecos Abstract Co. Manager Represents Nonresident Owners
W. W. Dean, Manager, represents non resident land owners as the Pecos Abstract Co issues notices and handles property interests in the region. The item notes the role of the manager in dealing with land ownership matters and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Abstract CO
W. W. Dean
One day service on watch work at Monroe Slack
Monroe Slack supervises a one day service on watch work over the post office, detailing a brief period of duty and a focus on security or surveillance measures. The notice notes limited duration and responsibility assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Slack
Political Clash Ahead as Parties Brace for Primary Season
The piece previews rising party lines and the battle over candidate selection, urging calm optimism about American progress. It notes unsettled conditions, calls for steady conviction, and references public figures and institutions while contrasting views on the League of Nations and world court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ublicans
Remembe
America
Coolidge
League of Nations
World Court
Methods of success for Christian work
A list of eight rules for effective Christian service. Emphasizes loyalty to Christ and the Bible, constant prayer, persistent evangelism, teamwork, personal consecration of resources, and diligent labor in building the kingdom. The guidance aims to produce a worthwhile, serviceable Christian and true witness for Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
New USDA Book on Diseases of the Horse Available
The Agriculture Department issues a new title Diseases of the Horse and will mail copies to interested individuals upon application to Congressman Claude B. Hudspeth Washington D C Hudspeth has secured an allotment and will forward copies while they last. Also noted an electric self powered train by South African engineer F G Burkholder departing for St Louis then Colorado with his son John to establish a new home early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Claude B. Hudspeth
Washington, D. C
F. G. Burkholder
St. Louis
Burkholder
John
Colorado
Ward County News
Prize peace plan fund to acquire Monticello home
Courtland Pines aboard a yacht with Ho Purviance and Mabel Normand as the press notes a plan to raise 100,000 dollars toward a memorial fund for religious liberty by preserving Thomas Jefferson's Monticello in Monticello Virginia. A separate scene shows Miss Normand and Horace Gree in a New Year celebration where Gree shot Dines after claiming interference with her departure.
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Morehean
Con Picture State’ Commit
Monticello, Va
Thomas Jefferson
Courtland Pines
Pet
Purviance
Mabel Normand
Miss Normend
Horace Gree
Dines
Gree
Miss Normand
Mnes
Aged Grandmother S. Lackland Dies in Waco at 95
Mrs. S Lackland aged about 95 died January 10 1924 at the home of her daughter in Waco after years of care for her family. She joined the Methodist church early and her faith grew brighter to the end. Her body was taken to Waxahachie beside her husband. The Enterprise sends sympathy to the family. Campaign of the first presidential election stretched 200 miles along the coast from Boston to Savannah and drew under 4 people.
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S. Lackland
D. W. Bozeman
Mr. Bozeman
Waco
Methodist Church
Waxahachie
Boston
Savannah
Indoor Golf Debuts With Manikin Players and Teat Greens
A new indoor golf game uses manikin players and teat greens to simulate play. Bunkers provide obstacle practice while players attempt accurate shots in a compact, controlled setting.
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