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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
6
Dr John W Brown Texas State Health Officer cautions that many vacationing adults gain little physical benefit from trips and return fatigued. He advocates supervised rest and measured activity, noting mental stimulation helps but warns against overdoing it and neglecting health.
RKO Pictures musical comedy Strictly Dynamite stars Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez with songs by Lane Adamson Fain and Kahal. Durante performs two of his own numbers Hot Patata and Um Putty in Your Hands and Velez sings Oh Me Oh My Oh You. The Four Mills Brothers deliver Swing It Nister and Money in My Clothes. Elliott Nugent directs with Norman Foster Marian Nixie and Eugene Pallette among the cast.
W. L Beckham sues Wilton L Youngblood and co defendants on three promissory notes. Public notice to Murray M Youngblood and others to appear at the Reeves County District Court in Pecos on September 3 1934. Foreclosure of vendor liens on land in H and GN rail survey. Auction of Eva M Stewart estate property to satisfy a $11 472 94 judgment for Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank with interest and costs. Ley
G El Paso A A Harp former manager of Pecos Auto Supply will go to El Paso the latter part of the week where he has accepted a new position. Corol and Ashton Ailes have purchased his business here and are the present managers.
Notice of sheriff sale of real estate issued by the Honorable 101st Judicial District Court of Texas Dallas County in the case Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas versus Ifva M Stewart No 5886 E. Levy made June 20 1934 with sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1934 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
Reeves County Sheriff I Louis Roberson will sell at public vendue on the first Tuesday in August 1934 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Reeves County Court House for cash the described real estate of J B Coffey including Balmorhea blocks and a 443.33 acre tract in Balmorhea and adjacent parcels levied under a 1934 execution in the J W Gilmer vs J B Coffey case. The sale is by virtue of a Bexar County judgment and requires compliance with publication in the Pecos Enterprise.
State Capitol items include Mark Marshall’s trunk mishap while selling samples and a Santa Anna painting being cleaned by W Huddle’s widow. Inheritance tax disputes over Will Hogg estate seek $10,000 with unrelated beneficiaries challenging FE classification. Three centennial advisers named King Vidor John W Thomason and Stanley Walker selected. Lloyd Davidson noted as state attorney. Original Declaration of Independence remains on display behind glass with reinforced security in the lobby.
The Texas Relief Commission issues instructions to county admins on rattlesnake bites among relief workers. It warns avoid panic, alcohol, home cures, and cauterization, and advises ligature use, gentle pressure with periodic release, drainage attempts, rest, and urgent doctor visit.
Loving county yields new business note with the opening of the Loving county Variety Store by Wayne Phillips. The shop offers notions dishes cooking ware toys wearing apparel and related items as advertised in the Mentone Monitor.
Chris Stephens of the Club Cafe is taking a vacation this week and plans to return refreshed. He enjoys time in the Davis mountain area and will resume work after the break.
Frank Joplin, manager of the Conoco Station No. 1, took a short business trip to El Paso Tuesday and planned to return by Wednesday.
Mr. Si Morgan left the only part of the week for a short trip in South Texas.
Hugh Valliant left this week for a two week vacation visiting San Antonio Houston and Galveston enjoying sightseeing and relaxation across major Texas cities.
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