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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
7
A editorial urging residents to unite for progress. It argues that big city projects require organized effort, faith in the home city, and contributions of time and money. The piece calls for pride, harmony, cleaner streets, honest industry, and fair dealing to build a better urban future.
The Progressive Farmer urges gardeners to stagger plantings of most vegetables through spring and into summer. For continuous fresh snap beans, plant every 10 days to two weeks, and complete at least three plantings of butterbeans okra squash cucumbers and tomatoes to maximize garden value.
A fragment notes a lawyer who will listen to troubles if money is paid. It also mentions a coal strike talk and rising prices, with brief dialogue about Bible sales and a New Testament edition in a shop, all in a terse, dated tone.
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs claiming it restores health. It touts a Thor n course and calls Calotabs the greatest of all system purifiers with a family package at 35 cents and a trial pack.
A traffic officer halted a car by swinging a sign between two railroad tracks. The motorist ignored the signal and drove his family to safety, then was fined 3.50 for disobeying traffic rules. The incident suggests a clash between practical sense and formal justice.
A fowl tonic advertised as a parasite remover claims to rid chickens of lice mites fleas blue bugs and other destructive insects when added to drinking water for a month. It uses sulfur with other health-building ingredients and offers a money refund if results are not seen. sales via Pecos Drug Co. Want Ads.
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