Made in Texas week to boost state manufacturing
G M Knebel of the Texas State Manufacturers' Association announces a statewide "Made in Texas" week to showcase and promote Texas manufactured products. The program, urged to be backed by Gov Neff, invites civic clubs, businesses, and schools to display Texas goods and highlight local industry.
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Texas
G. M. Knebel
Texas State Manufacturers’ Association
San Antonio
U. S
Neff
Old Friend Donates Subscription and Shares Family News
Former Toyah blacksmith H T Mitchell now in El Paso and elsewhere writes the Enterprise with a two dollar yearly subscription. He recalls visiting Clint last March and mentions his daughter Vera and family staying in El Paso on the way to Los Angeles with hopes of settling there.
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Enterprise
H. T. Mitchell
Toyah
el Paso
Clint
Texas
California
Captain informs passengers amid storm as rudder is lost
In a sea crisis a ship’s captain moves through the crowd to brace passengers. He announces to a young flapper in a stateroom that the rudder is lost after a harsh gale. She replies the issue is not visible underwater and will go unnoticed.
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Flapper
Ladies calling cards neatly print ed at this office
A brief note from the office states that ladies calling cards are neatly printed at the facility, indicating a service offering and standard of workmanship.
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Goodyear
Texas Fruit Trade Faces Late Tomato Season Shift
Texas Radio Market News reviews fruit and vegetable movement for the week ending July 7. Watermelons rise in importance with brisk loading in South Texas and Bellville Cat Springs Peters area, while tomatos lag. National movement lags behind last year, but Texas shipments show a notable year over year gain. Carload figures, prices, and regional trends detail the late start and compensating quality.
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Austin
Texas Radio Market News Service
East Texas
South Texas
Bellville
Cat Springs
Peters
Hempstead
Texas
United States
Tom Watsons
Kansas City
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Slack bids to buy US merchant fleet for 1.051 trillion
John W. Slack, president of a Silver Creek New York plant, offers to purchase the entire U S merchant fleet in a bid reported by a retiring chairman. The figure is 1 051 000 000 000 and Henry Ford is suggested to have a role though Slack does not confirm or deny.
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John W. Slack
Silver Creek
N. Y
U.S
Lasker
Henry Ford
Slack
Cash Mercantile Company Trial Offer
A terse promotional note from Cash Mercantile Company invites potential customers to try a portion of their business services. The message emphasizes courtesy and appreciation for small business involvement without detailing specific products or terms.
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Cash Mercantile Company
Radio Column Guidance for Pecos Enterprise Readers
The Pecos Enterprise directs all radio related questions to The Radio Editor in Pecos Texas. Readers are invited to send inquiries and comments about broadcasting to the newspaper for publication and response.
Tobacco production up for May and five months 1923
May cigarette output reached 5 556 494 293, up 27 percent from May 1922, and cigars at 575 915 851 rose 10 percent. Five month totals show cigarettes 25 289 524 672 up 32 percent, cigars 2 749 413 544 up 10 percent, snuff 17 814 440 pounds up 3 percent, manufactured tobacco 158 654 103 pounds up 1.3 percent.
Does Anyone Know John D Marshall
An editor in Pecos Texas publishes a request from New York attorney John J Dwyer seeking information on John D Marshall who may know details about a youth named Charles Smith who died by drowning near Poplar Bluff Missouri around 1900. Dwyer asks readers to contact him at 44 Wall Street New York.
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John D. Marshall
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Pecos
Mr. Marshall
Charles Smith
John J. Dwyer
Wall St
New York
N. Y
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Harmless Liver Help
A dated consumer advert warns against calomel a harsh laxative that salivates and damages teeth. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness and won’t cause salivation, urging return if not effective.
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Dodson
Bronco Ride Begins for City Ranch Hand and Young Bronco
A city newcomer asks for a job and a gentle horse to start his ranch work. Corral Boss offers a ride on a bronco that has never been ridden, proposing they learn together. ENTERPRISE printing is noted as modestly better than the rest.
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R. P. Hicks
Brocat’s Barber Shop
Brocat
Business Directory
Palmer
Hubbe & Palmer
Farst National Bank Building
Pecos, Texas
Pecos Valley
Jr” I. Biggs
Syndicate
GS. Murray
Pecos Mercantile Company
P. O
Os Reon
Mia, Pecog, Texas
Joseph A. Daniel van Horn
Faenry Russell
Firet National Bank
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Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Department of Agriculture
Financial
First Methodist Ae
J. W. Bergin
Will Foster
L. F. Woodward
Fred Cahoon
Texas Hotel Orchestra
Florence Riggins
First Methodist Church
W. F. Barnum
Barnum
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Tube
Pecos Enterprise
Financial Review
First National Bank
Calomel
Pecos Auto Company
Enterprise Printing
Grove
Cardus
Banmier
Bayer
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Geo. D. Hunter, G. P. A. Dallas
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