Ruling Sought Over Six Votes in Precinct 2 Contest
Mentone Monitor reports a contest of the July 12 special election in Loving County Precinct 2 for county commissioner. JP Hall, the defeated candidate, alleges nonresident votes and intimidation. J L Stratton defeated Hall 18 to 14. A July 29 hearing before Judge J A Crane is set amid prior appeals and subpoenas planned for the grand jury.
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Poving County
Jp. Hall
J. L. Stratton
Hall
Loving
J. A. Crane
109Th District Court
Mentone
Stratton
Civil Appeals Court
el Paso
Crane
William L. Kerr
Loving County
All Relief Clients Must Be Registered
Relief roll clients must be certified for Works Progress Administration work and be registered with the U S Employment Service. Texas Relief Commission’s social service department will handle employable certifications. Priority within families will be guided by health disabilities skills preservation and morale. Enrollment in CCC does not preclude others. Certification does not drop relief until first paycheck, then case closed. Transients must be registered two weeks at a center. no certifications after July 15.
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Austin
Works Progress Administration
U. S. Employment Service
Texas Relief Commission
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Social Service Department
Ient Center
Niece of D E Klinger and Ruth Baker Stop in Pecos
Miss Betty Klinger of Big Spring niece of Mrs D E Klinger and Ruth Baker of Mineral Wells stop in Pecos for a few hours Tuesday.
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Betty Klinger
Big Spring
D. E. Klinger
Ruth Baker
Mineral Wells
Pecos
Prohibition Repeal on Aug ballot centers on Prop 3
Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann says the August 24 election will focus on Prop 3 the repeal amendment which would strike the liquor prohibition from the constitution and allow the Legislature to define open saloon rules and choose liquor sale methods possibly by state monopoly or private channels If passed it could lead to state control while defeat pushes the issue to November 1936 with a state monopoly amendment otherwise the dry status remains until local options decide otherwise
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Gerald C. Mann
Mann
Miss Jane Prickett Returns to Lubbock from Texas Visit
Miss Jane Edith Prickett, visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Monroe Kerr, returned Tuesday to her home in Lubbock after a stay with the Kerr family.
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Jane Edith Prickett
Monroe Kerr
Lubbock
Jack May Makes Weekend Business Trip to Lubbock
Commercial manager Jack May of KIM traveled to Lubbock over the weekend on a business trip to meet clients and discuss operations.
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Jack May
Kim
Lubbock
Relics of the West: A Living History in Objects
The article catalogs items found near Toyah Pecos and Glen Springs including a Civil War pistol a .50 caliber gun and a water hole relic from the 1880s. It notes objects like shooting gear Fort Davis tools and an ox yoke tied to Indian and frontier history.
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Glen Springs
Toyah
Harry Hinkle
Pollitt and Sudbrock in Pecos from Alpine visit Sul Ross
Mr and Mrs Frank Pollitt and Miss Evelyn Sudbrock traveled to Pecos on Monday from Alpine where Sudbrock and Pollitt attend Sul Ross College.
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Frank Pollitt
Evelyn Sudbrock
Pecos
Alpine
Miss Sudbrock
Mr. Pollitt
Sul Ross
New Cabins Rise At Camp Under New Ownership
Four new tourist cabins are being built and old ones remodeled at the camp formerly owned by M. A. Miller and recently purchased by H. A. Baird. Baird, pastor of the Assembly of God church, also bought the barber shop and a filling station tied to the camp, likely to be leased separately.
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M. A. Miller
H. A. Baird
Assembly of God Church
Arthur Bever
Bill Davis
Kraus Brothers
Anne Williams Visits Pecos From Los Angeles Sorority Event
Miss Anne Williams, recently elected field secretary at the national convention of Iota Tau Tau in Los Angeles July 12 to 14, visited Pecos early this week. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Williams former residents, studied drama in New York, and will return to White Bluffs Tennessee to serve as cashier and legal adviser for the local Farmers and Merchants Bank branch.
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Rite Dept
National Remedy CO
West 45Th Street
New York
Tennessee
White Bluffs, Tenn
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Electric Rate Survey From Federal Power Commission for Texas
The Federal Power Commission in Washington supplies the Enterprise with a comprehensive survey of electric power rates across Texas cities and communities. The document, filed for reference, lets readers compare service charges at a glance by town.
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Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
Enterprise
Texas
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Mentone Monitor
Smoky” Rutledge
J. C. Ramsey
O. Sherer
James Hopper
J. L. Kincannon
Optometrist
Grand Theatre
Pecos, Texas
Elliott & Waldron
K. C. Brewster
Brandon
W. W. Dean
Mgr
Pecos Abstract Co
General Insurance
Hudson & Hudson
Attorneys-At-Law
Camp Dean Building
Bell & Regan
West Texas
Elite Cafe
J. B. Cotten
Fred H. Woodard
Crane, Texas
J.G. Murray
Pecos Furniture Co
the Electric Shop
Bill Collie
I. O. O. F. Pecos City Lodge No
I.O.O.F
J. L. Dennell, N. G
H. D. Hardy
the Plaza Hotel
Mrs. Corda Envart
Hubbard & Kerr
Collings-Wilson CO
Insurance and Loans
Sol Mayer
R. G. Middleton
K. Ms. Regan
Clarence Bell
H. L. Holloway
Ass’t
Paul Dowling
K. M. Regan
Albert Sisk
FDIC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Funerecom
Doans
Jaques Mfg. CO
Dept. C.E
Chicago, Illinois
Old Fort Davis
Roberson
Anne Williams
The
Honorary
National Legal Sorority
Los Angeles
Miss Will
Iams Is the Daughter
Mr. and
George Williams
Miss Williams
New York City
School of the Drama
West Side Grocery
Death Valley
Conoco
Continental Sil Company
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