Dinwiddie Reports Oklahoma Crop Deterioration
W M Dinwiddie returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and is visiting his son George and daughter Mrs Lee Winchester. He reports the growth in Oklahoma seriously affecting all crops.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
9
W M Dinwiddie returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and is visiting his son George and daughter Mrs Lee Winchester. He reports the growth in Oklahoma seriously affecting all crops.
The Couch family reunion hosted by Mrs. M. C. Glover and Halsey Glover drew relatives from Paris Texas Pittsburg Tex Texarkana Mineral Wells Albuquerque and Monahans. Attendees toured Pecos Limpia Canyon Fort Davis Carlsbad Cavern and Scenic Drive enjoying chuck wagon meals and planning return visits to West Texas.
Clyde Bradford of Grandfalls pledges to give representation to the best of his ability. Bradford, a candidate in the 88th district legislature, advertises his seasoned West Texas background in oil, cattle, farming, and related training in this issue of the Enterprise.
A county commissioner named Brad Bradford offers voters a chance for credible representation at Austin. He makes no grand pledges or high sounding platform just vows to do his best for the community.
E B Kiser former Reeves county sheriff and longtime Terrcoss resident promotes no new taxes school buses good roads and taxpayer relief as he runs for Precinct 4 commissioner His platform is outlined in a large advertisement in this issue
Barstow and Stockton tennis face off Sunday in Pecos after Barstow moved practice to Pecos Club courts due to water damaged local facilities. Barstow sits second behind Wink, with undefeated Barstow players Tackett Hutchinson Dyer Armstrong favored to clash with undefeated Pecos rivals in a championship like day.
The article discusses making ice cream at home using a freezer or refrigerator, emphasizing stirring to prevent ice crystals and quick freezing plus smoothing agents like gelatin and eggs. It includes a foundation fruit mousse recipe with logan berries and whipped cream, and notes about sending requests to Julia Lee Wright for household help. It also mentions Miss Fannie Alexander visiting from San Maria, with her nephew Joe Glen Alexander.
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