Wink Champions Fall Short In Pecos Slugfest
The Wink combined club, once praised as the best west of Fort Worth, lost to Pecos 10 to 6 on the Wink diamond before a large crowd. Pecos jumped to an early lead with eight runs in the first four frames, then Wink rallied for four in the last inning. Pecos’s fielding miscues helped Wink but not enough to overcome the deficit as Pecos improved to 10–0 on the season.
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Wink
Pecos Club
Restige
Hope
Pecos
Yote
Seventeen Year Old Hen Proves Longevity In Laying
Wm Hart Harrison notes a Rhode Island Red hen living to seventeen, laying steadily from January to February with multiple broods. He claims hens peak at three or four years, rarely get too fat but can grow too poor to lay. Lometa wool industry: 200000 pounds stored, shipments to Boston.
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Rhode Island
Hart Harrison
Lometa
Boston
Wink Invites Nobles To Supper Dance At Rainbow Ballroom
Wink hosts a supper and dance for Shriners at the Rainbow Ballroom on Friday night. W. L. Callahan issues the invitations to all nobles in the region to attend and enjoy fried chicken and festivities with the group.
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Wink
Shriners
Rainbow Ballroom
W. L. Callahan
Rainbow Rounders to Play at Mint Cafe Dance
The Rainbow Rounders of Wink, one of west Texas most energetic bands, are set to perform at the Mint Cafe on Wednesday night, June 2. Vic Hennefent, owner, confirms the return of dances at this popular venue. Read the Pecos Enterprise Ads.
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Rainbow Rounders
West Texas
Mint Cafe
Vic Hennefent
Sheriff’s sale notice of Reeves County land in 1929
The Sheriff of Reeves County Texas publishes a notice of sale under a district court order for the state, detailing two parcels totaling about 66.388 acres in Reeves County. The land is owned by H C Hicks and C B Hicks, with a right of way to Reeves County Water Improvement District No 1. Sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1929 at the Reeves County Courthouse, Pecos, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Auction proceeds go to satisfy a judgment in Roy L Biggs versus D C Vaniman estate matter. Publication runs weekly for three weeks in Pecos Enterprise and Gusher.
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District Court
Reees County
Vannie Ingle
Roy L Biggs
D. C
Vaniman
Roy I. Biggs
State of
Vanimen, Jecensert
F. EL RB. Kiser
Sherif
Reeves Cansur Texas
Reeves County
Texas
Towit
GN. Err. Co
S.fl
Toyah Valley Irrigation Company
DP. C
DP. C. Vaniman To Reeves County Water Improvement District No. 1
H. (. Hicks
C. B. Hicks
Court House
Pecos
H. C. Hicks
C. B. Hicky
Dialogue fragment with a car stalled during chase
A brief exchange shows a man asking why they stop and admitting he has lost his bearings while a woman quips about running out of gas, highlighting a moment of pause in their pursuit.
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Polybrand
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Robb
Bullen
Meazher
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Tomlin
Lybrand
Wadley
Gilkerson
Williams
Meagher
Butler
Herrin
Parr
Balk
H. F. Anthony
Pecos Motor Co
Sheriff’s Sale
County of
Reeves
Em. B. Eiser
Louis Roberson
L. A. Dale
Syndicate
Collings-Wilson Co
Collings Bldg
Pecos, Texas
JNO
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Meters
Builders of
McLaughin
Buick Gales
Oshawa
Ont
Buick and Maquette Motor Cars
Liberei “. M. A. C
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Zimmer-Roddy
Buick CO
Parker
Toyah, Texas
Max Krauskopf
Sheet Metal Products
Kingston Ranch
Jack
Paul Guthrie
Pecos Mercantile Company
General Electric
Foodley
Pecos Mercantile CO
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