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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
7
The Lometa Reporter critiques self-styled reformers who rail about youth immorality. It argues sensational press shouts dominate public opinion, acknowledges more bad and more good people now, and cautions against hypocritical critics while asserting no sanction for immorality.
The advertisement promotes the Sunday El Paso Herald at $2.50 per year. It highlights 8 full pages of comics, 6 in color, 2 pages of Herald Junior, 2 pages of magazine features, and 24 pages of news and reading matter. It urges ranchmen and households in the Pecos Valley to subscribe as the southwest’s best newspaper value.
An upbeat pitch offers a 25 cent ad option to reach buyers fast. The message encourages readers to join others in making money through simple, repeatable small ads.
A concise note states that ladies calling cards are neatly printed at the office, highlighting available stationery services.
Public notice commands citations for all interested in the estate of J. P. Seay deceased. Court to convene July 10 1922 in Pecos for probate of the will and letters testamentary following Louella Seay’s June 19 1922 application. Refer to S C Vaughan clerk.
An old advertisement touts a syruphonic laxative named FOL WITH PEPSIN that claims to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days. It promises prompt relief when used regularly and describes the product as very pleasant to take, priced at 80 cents.
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon numerous defendants including Sunshine Oil Company and J Young Bell in District Court Reeves County Texas. Case No 2247 concerns an oil and gas lease dating from June 24 1918 in Loving County Texas alleging failure to drill and seeking cancellation of the lease and removal of claims against plaintiff J Young Bell. Publication required weekly for four weeks before November 20 1922 at Pecos Texas Court House.
A Texas health officer argues Governor Neff’s Health Week should become a yearlong effort. He urges ongoing care for sanitation, vaccination, venereal disease prevention, and public health education to prevent diseases from smallpox to tuberculosis, stressing family and community responsibility.
A government report shows about 13 000 co-operatives operate in Japan with an average membership of 145 and the largest at 19 782. Credit societies lead in number and impact, supported by federations. consumers purchasing societies grow in cities under rising living costs.
The text urges readers to respond to ads in The Enterprise as guides to merchants who save money for customers. It emphasizes that worth advertising equals worth having and highlights value in promotional listings.
An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid that can replace calomel for liver relief. It warns calomel causes salivation and sickness and promises no salts, easier mornings, and no loss of work.
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