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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

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Reeves County primary shapes Reeves Sheriff race leads

Nine hundred voters cast ballots in Reeves County on July 24 with six polling boxes. Sheriff race saw E B Kiser leading Cowan for a fifth term. Tax Assessor runoff likely between Mrs. T Y Moorhead and W A Hendricks. Klapproth leads Haag for District Judge and Walthall defeats Gibbs for Court of Civil Appeals. Complete returns show a single Republican vote and a Democratic primary in progress.

Balmorhea Pecos Betw Cowan E. B. Kiserls E. B. Kiser Reeves County Een John T. Y. Moorhead W. A. Hendricks Chas. L. Klapproth B. Frank Haag Klappreth Court of Civil Appeals Walthall Chas. Gibbs Midland Gibbs el Paso Sean Ate H. N. McKellar Seeee Vannie Ingle John Cowan E. B. Eiser Aparece Ren Rete Dee Eo Visenenionree Aes J. H. Heard M. A. Dardin T. F. Slack Ty Surveyor Ee A. Adcock R. F. Grissom Eemereneae Sens Justice Peace Morton PW Remetnen

Bloys Camp Meeting Opens August 17 in Skillman Grove

The thirty seventh annual Bloys Camp Meeting runs August 17 to 24, 1926, at Skillman Grove 16 miles west of Fort Davis Texas under R L Irving. Preachers include S J Porter from Washington DC Colby Dean Hall of Fort Worth Clyde K Campbell of Roswell NM and J H Burma of Waxahachie. New cottages and a light plant are under construction and free camp sites will be provided for attendees. Attendants must supply groceries and aid strangers as the event draws Pecos residents to a week of earnest services and scenic beauty.

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West Texas C of C Officials Head to Marfa Convention

West Texas Chamber of Commerce president elect Arthur P. Duggan manager Homer Wade and editor E. H. Whitehead will attend the District Convention in Marfa August 11. They may pass through Pecos for a short visit while surveying Davis Mountain resort prospects and Trans Pecos region developments with plans for an extensive August schedule. Dallas News rep Carter Vinson may accompany them to Marfa to gain firsthand insight for future coverage.

Arthur P. Duggan West Texas Chamber of Commerce Homer D. Wade E. H. Whitehead West Texas Today Chamber of Commerce Chamber of the Commerce Marfa A.A. Kinney Pecos Davis Mountain Carter Vinson Dallas News Red Bluff Far West Texas West Texas

Louis Thomas Pass Will Travel to Paisano with Truck

Sunday Louis Thomas Pass travels with a truck bound for Paisano to deliver a will. The item implies a ceremonial or legal journey, noting a transportation step and destination.

Louis Thomas Paisano

Texas-Louisana Power to Install 240 HP Engine at Pecos Plant

The Texas Louisana Power Company announces the takeover of the former Decps Power and Ice Co. and plans to install a 240 horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine to replace the 150 horsepower unit. Manager John Oglesby says the engine is on its way and will be operational in sixty days as production at the plant reaches capacity. The ice machine runs since Tuesday, the new office building rises nearby, and a sales room for electrical appliances will open once offices move in. An electric appliance at every home remains the motto of the sales department.

Texas- Louisana Decps Power and Ice Co Fairbanks Morse Ment. Power Co John Oglesby Pecos Texas-Louisana Power Co

A. T. Ezell’s Dreamed Red Bluff Dam Founders Twenty Years Ago

T. A. Ezell in early 1900s proposed damming the Pecos near the Delaware to back water for irrigation. Engineer J. W. Lewis surveyed, with Ezell supervising, yielding a 1910 report favoring a reservoir to irrigate over 20 000 acres. Ezell filed for 4292 second feet of water. Vernon L. Sullivan granted the filings.

Pecos Pecos Valley U.S T. A. Ezell Sweetwater Peres New Mexico Zell Delaware J. W. Lewis Carlsbad

Pecos & Northwestern Lines Repair Work Under Way

Under Ralph Sparks the Pecos and Northwestern Telephone Company conducts a week long repair and rebuilding program across Pecos. New cable and open wire leads replace aging lines, including the long-standing fifth street lead. The upgrade promises a first class plant with all metallic phones and minimal loss, boosting West Texas service.

Ralph Sparks Pecos Northwestern Telephone Company West Texas Fifth Street Pecos & Northwestern Telephone Company Sparks

Power Plant Inspectors Tour West Texas

John Oglesby of Texas-Louisiana Power Company and Rasmunson of Baker Ice Machine Company spent two days touring Fort Stockton and Sanderson power plants. They visited Fort Stockton Sunday, Sanderson Monday, and faced a rainstorm on return but completed the trip resources.

John Oglesby Texas-Louisana Power Co Rasmunson Baker Ice Machine Company Fort Worth Fort Stockton Sanderson West Texas

Installing Water Mains After A Lay-off

Pecos City crews resumed laying four miles of water mains after a short lay-off caused by ditch digger delays. Work extends west to Willow street at Sixth, benefiting residents who have contracted for city water and dream of abundant supply for homes and lawns. The project stems from a Rialto meeting last summer and faced delays until now.

Pecos City Willow Street Pecos City Water Rialto

Winkler Test Standing in Oil Thursday Night

Oil field brief notes Winkler County wells led by Eastland Oil Company Hendrick No 1 with 36 barrels after swab tests, water shutoff efforts continued, 1200 feet of oil standing. Humble Kloh No 1 depth 4325 feet shows oil and water, pumping ~35 barrels daily. Dixie Hershenson Pecos County shut for fuel, awaiting restart. Other wells in Loving Reeves Culberson counties drilling with varying progress and locations.

Humble-Kloh No. 1 Lockhart Allen No. 1 Loving County Pecos Reeves County Culberson

Hendrick No 1 in Winkler Holds Interest

No new developments announced in Odessa oil field this week. Eastland 671 Co. Hendrick No 1 in Winkler County shows activity with swab results around thirty barrels in ninety minutes, raising concerns about casing and cave-ins. Gulf-McElroy well on Crane-Upton line continues to produce about 600 barrels daily as offsets and leases are pursued. Farmers warned of cotton worm threat in Ward County with urgent action needed to prevent rapid leaf and square damage.

Eastland Oil Company Westbrook Et al Hendrick No. 1 Winkler County Ftorest Ector County Odessa Eastland 671 Co Westbrook Et al Hendrick Eastland T. G. Hendrick Gulf-McElroy

Cotton Leaf Worm Attacks Ward And Reeves Counties

The cotton leaf worm has appeared around Barstow and nearby districts, prompting farmers on the west side of the river to use poison to combat the pest. Entomologists at College Station and Dallas had warned of its appearance, but current damage is small if precautions are taken.

Ward Barstow College Station Dallas

Moody poised to become Texas governor after primary win

Attorney General Daniel Moody of Williamson County leads Texas Democratic primary, with 398,155 votes to Ferguson 272,854 and Davidson 120,228 as of Wednesday’s official returns. Moody secures nominee status after Ferguson and Lynch Davidson concede, with other state races naming Pollard, Hatcher, Marrs, Terrell, Robinson, Terrell, Hawkins, Haines, and Garrett as winners.

Daniel Moody Williamson County Texas M. A. Ferguson Lynch Davidson Houston Texas Election Bureau Moody Ferguson Davidson Johnson Wilmans Zimmerman Dan Govrnor Lynch Jim Bell County Pecos Reeves County Pollard Hatcher

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Bloys Texas-Louisana Power Company Pecos & Northwestern Telephone Lines Mammoth Santa Fe Mzell Denver Southwest Ezell Ezellit Congress Nzell Sanderson and Winkler T G. Hendrick Dixie Hershenson Lockhart Allen Schooler Orla World Ca Benedum Trees
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