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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1938

Page

4

Births and Deaths in Reeves County Precinct One

Births listed include Benjamin Camp Kelly III and several other newborns in May, with five Mexican births recorded. Deaths noted cover May dates for Mark E. Campbell James J. Wheat Howell Johnson Florence Drummond Ella G. White and three Mexican fatalities, reflecting a steady population in the precinct.

Reeves County Justice of the Peace B. A. Oden Benjamin Camp Kelly, III B. C. Kelly, Jr Richard Armid Schmid Arthur Schmid Frankie Lou Grammer J. F. Grammer Jimmie Sutton Witt, III Jimmie Witt Joe Donald Collins H. A. Collins Barstow Howard Guy Robinson H. G. Robinson Joyce Ann O’rear Leonard A. O’rear Elizabeth Aliene Kennedy Clark Kennedy Kermit Mark E. Campbell James J. Wheat Mentone Howell Johnson Fort Stockton Florence Drummond Ella G. White

Livestock Care Urged Ahead Of Summer Heat

B. Miller acting rural supervisor for the Farm Security Administration in Reeves county urges immediate action on breeding, vaccination, and water supply. He warns dry cows reduce income and stresses clean troughs and ample shade for hogs and poultry. Sudan grass and supplementary pastures should be planted now to cut seed costs and improve profits.

B. Miller Farm Security Administration Reeves County Sudan

League Finance Plan Proposed

A Texas Interscholastic League proposal to finance 31 district meets was recommended for consideration by the state executive committee at the University of Texas. Other recommendations include ineligibility rules for junior high pupils transferred outside their district, a Retail Sales Tax debate topic for 1938-39, and track and field rules disqualifying teams for using ineligible contestants in the next higher meet. Training school pupils are exempted from transfer rules, with wider application to higher education institutions.

Austin University of Texas Teachers College Training School

Texas Livestock Shipments Dip Across Texas in April

Texas forwardings to Fort Worth stockyards and interstate points fell 28 percent in April from a year earlier. Cattle shipments declined 27.7 percent to 6 703 cars while calves rose 15 percent to 791, hogs dropped 28.5 percent to 597, and sheep fell 46 percent to 855. Shipments to Kansas Flint Hills and Oklahoma Osage country also dropped, with Flint Hills down 45.6 percent and Osage down 6 percent. Fort Worth receipts were substantially below April last year.

Austin Texas Fort Worth University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Flint Hills Kansas Oklahoma Bureau Osage Country

Pecos Girls Softball team trounces Barstow again

The Pecos Softball team defeated Barstow for the third straight time at Alkali Park with a final around 39 to 17. Pecos led by 17 runs in the third inning and benefited from Barstow errors as Gladys Kraus Jay Kraus Gussie Oden Enid Bush Gene Heide Betsy Ross Ophelia McAnally Helen Hunt and the Chesneys contributed in the field and at bat.

Pecos Barstow Alkali Park Gladys Kraus Jay Kraus Gussie Oden Enid Bush Gene Heide Betsy Ross Ophelia McAnally Helen Hunt McAnally Beauford Chesney

Tax Averages For Motor Vehicles Across States in 1937

Across the United States state taxes on motor vehicles averaged 48 dollars in 1937. This figure reflects uniform pricing as the year closed, showing nationwide taxation levels for vehicle owners and policymakers evaluating tax burdens.

United States

Gasoline Use Emerges in 1923 Era

A note records that gasoline began use in 1923, marking a shift in fuel options and transport practices of the period.

Cattle Buyers Wander Pecos Area For Ranch Stock

Moore and Baker from Munday bought cattle from ranchers Elmer Wadley Edwin Finley and Beau Eisenwine while Smith Fauss of Littlefield shipped cows to Ozona. Porter with Smith and Fauss bought cattle from Bob Lewis H F Anthony and Charlie Miller then sold steers to Tom Crum and shipped mixed cattle to Kansas City. Collier moved cows from Slash to Hoban and Cicero Stewart sought calves in town. Finley gathers four hundred steers sold to Elida buyers as rain holds stocking. Eisenwine Estate sold 100 yearlings to Ward and Giddings who also bought from Ona Moorhead. Clint Craft seeks more. Anthony sold cows to Ward and Giddings.

Bob Lewis H. F. Anthony Charlie Miller Barstow Tom Crum Pecos Kansas City H. T. Collier Slash Ranch Hoban Ranch Cicero Stewart Carlsbad N. M Edwin Finley Elida Keezie Duncan Curtis McElroy Isola DeRacy Bud Spillsbury Buck Jackson Eisenwine Ward and Giddings Texas Ward Ona Moorhead Clint Craft Portales

Pecos Girl Is Tech Graduate

Dorothy V. Nabers of Pecos is a candidate for a B A degree in speech at Texas Technological College's twelfth annual commencement. About 320 seniors graduate. Dr. Alfred Atkinson of the University of Arizona will deliver the commencement address June 6 at 10 a m in the college gym. The senior class will present the college with a neon Texas Tech Double T sign, the second largest neon lettering in the world, as its annual gift.

Lubbock Tex Dorothy V. Nabers R. V. Nabers Pecos Texas Technological College Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona Texas Tech

Global car production in 1937 tops five million

The world produced an estimated 4,989,877 passenger cars during 1937. This figure reflects a near five million output milestone for the automotive industry that year.

Action Taken On Old Age Claims In El Paso

The Social Security Board reports lump sum old age claims approved at about one every 30 seconds on working days in El Paso. In early April 19 days saw roughly 740 daily payments issued nationwide, including 436 death claims and 204 for workers turning 65. The average lump sum is around 39 dollars, rising with total wages since 1937.

EL Paso Social Security Board David S. Pruitt Washington Pruitt

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