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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
5
Local readers are urged to use the 25c want ads to sell chickens and eggs for cash in Pecos Texas. The short ad encourages quick results and money from classified listings.
A pair of tortoise shell rimmed glasses lost about six weeks ago near a gate a quarter mile from C M Haughton's Pecos road home. If found, return to Mr Haughton or to the Enterprise office or to Mabel Smith at First National Bank Building.
Max Krauskopf expresses gratitude to Pecos voters who backed his candidacy for Justice of the Peace after missing in-person campaigning due to travel. He thanks them for their kind consideration and signs the note sincerely.
A political advertisement from Charlie Jordan of Company B expresses gratitude to supporters for their influence in the primary. He also extends good will to detractors, granting them the right to vote for their chosen candidate.
The speaker thanks supporters who aided the primary race, noting a substantial margin over the opponent. He says the campaign was clean and expresses gratitude for the backing in enforcing the law, extending appreciation to all.
W. W. Camp expresses heartfelt thanks for unstinted support in the recent primary election that avoided a second primary. He says he bears no ill feeling toward those who voted otherwise and wishes everyone prosperity in the years to come.
Surveys near completion for Southwestern Traction to build an electric interurban from Fort Worth to Lake Worth. A $250,000 Lake Worth amusement park will follow. Houston adds ten one man street cars and more are due as part of a $1.5 million Houston Electric expansion.
The Rev and Mrs J B Cole passed through Pecos en route to Post for an annual reunion of siblings at a lake near the city. They plan visits at Cros byton and Lubbock before returning to their home in El Paso where his store run by his son Fred prospers.
Beginning Thursday evening August 3 at 8 30 services will be held regularly every two weeks at the Episcopal church. The services were paused during the past two months while Rev A T Eller of Carlsbad NM was away on vacation. Everyone is welcome and invited.
The Junior Missionary program shifts its Sunday meeting from 3:00 PM to 7 45 PM on Sunday July 30. The program includes Song Prayer Bible lesson and a Leader's Lesson titled A Kodak Story of a Pack Pony's Life with eight members providing illustrations Reading A Party of One by Helen McKellar Memory text continues.
Pastor L. L. Thurston thanks neighboring churches for support of a recent meeting. He praises committees, prays for stronger church membership and spiritual renewal, and cites aims of sanctification and higher living under God’s grace.
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