Local folks and visitors seen at Balmorhea Lake adventure
In and out of town notes list Dick Starley and Dr J L Kin cannon fishing at Balmorhea Lake with scant luck. Westex Hotel owner Buddy Reisenberg also fished there over the weekend. District Judge J A Crane District Attorney Bill Kerr and Court Stenographer A H Sams Jr attended court in Kermit this week with other residents returning from trips to New Mexico and Arizona. Nell Betty Anderson arrives home for summer holidays from Ward Belmont in Tennessee. Neil Roberson visits V H ranch in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Reisenberg
Westex Hotel
Balmorhea Lake
J. A. Crane
Bill Kerr
A. H. Sams Jr
Kermit
Nell Betty Anderson
Exclusive Ward Belmont School For
Tennessee
Nell Betty
Pecos
Pecos Briefs Highlight Local Personal News
J H Lawson and Clyde Simmons fished Balmorhea Lake on Saturday. T and Jordan, Big Spring Herald founder and current printing proprietor, visited Pecos with his son. J B Cashell, longtime Burford distributor, now in Longview as Dixie Service Co. distributing agent, yearns for Pecos and asks for the Enterprise regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lawson
Clyde Simmons
Balmorhea Lake
T. &. Jordan
Big Spring
Pecos
J. B. Cashell
Burford Inteests
Longview
Dixie Service Co
Enterprise
Dudley Yard Visits El Paso On Business Trip
Jo W. Camp of Fort Stockton underwent surgery Thursday at Camp Sanitarium for an acute appendicitis. He recovered swiftly after the operation and this week moved to the H. T. Collier home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo W. Camp
Fort Stockton
Camp Sanitarium
Mr. Camp
H. T. Collier Home
Mrs Kincannon and Andrews Visit Dallas Relatives
Mrs J L Kincannon is visiting with relatives in Dallas for a few days. Mrs Billie Harrison Andrews visits with her mother Mrs Tom Harrison. Mrs Andrews is from Cuba, where her husband works as a geologist for an Am. company.
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J. L. Kincannon
Dallas
Billie Harrison Andrews
Tom Harrison
Andrews
Cuba
Sherrod Family Travels and Local Travels
Mr and Mrs W L Sherrod and daughter left for Amcarillo to visit relatives. Mr Sherrod returned to Pecos Tuesday. Misses Elizabeth and Florence Johnson came home from a year at Texas Christian University Fort Worth. Mrs R F E Johnson and Miss Nancy Camp, who had been visiting in Fort Worth, accompanied them home.
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W. L Sherrod
Amcarillo
Sherrodw
Elizabeth
Florence Johnson
Texas Christian Univerity
Fort Worth
R. FE. Johnson
Nancy Camp
Yoert Worth
Health concerns for Mrs Camp in Fort Worth circle
Friends of Mrs. Jo Camp Sr of Fort Worth are worried about her health after Mrs. Howard Collier was summoned to visit her recently. Mrs. Camp is sister to Mrs. Collier and to H. N. McKeltar.
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Jo Camp, Sr
Fort Worth
Howard Collier
Camp
Mrs. Collier
H. N. McKeltar
Sam Winkler Travels to Monahans on Monday
Sam Winkler undertook a business trip to Monahans on Monday of this week, visiting local contacts and evaluating potential opportunities for his firm.
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Sam Winkler
Monahans
Marx Stool Family Heads to Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Marx Stool and their children departed Saturday night for an automobile journey to Chicago and the We'is Fair. They expect to be away for six weeks.
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Mrs. Marx
Chicago
Hollebeke to Operate Rooming House for Sul Ross Students
Mr and Mrs Joe Hollebeke plan a summer rooming house at one ye Alpine to accommodate Sul Ross College students during the vacation period, providing temporary lodging near the campus.
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Joe Hollebeke
Sul Ross College
Water Board member surveys new city well south of Trewfy
A. H. Dunisp, a member of the State Board of Water Engineers, is visiting for a few days to inspect the new city water well located south of Trewfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Dunisp
State Board of Water Engineers
Balmorhea Highway Worker Visits Parents
Jack Camp of the Balmorhea highway department planned a weekend visit to his parents Mr and Mrs John Camp and his family friend accompanied him. The fragment indicates a personal trip involving family relations and a departmental employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Camp
Highway Department
Balmorhea
John Camr
Ranch Resident and Visitors Notice in Local Breeze
Mrs Sid Kyle arrives from her Loving county ranch for the week. Mrs E S Lcrimshire visits relatives at Paris Texas. Ed Doty makes a business trip to El Paso over the past weekend.
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Sid Kyle
Loving County
Ed Doty
el Paso
Texas constitutional amendment on homestead tax exemption
The notice outlines S J R No 32 proposing an amendment to Article VIII Section 13 of the Texas Constitution. It would exempt $3000 of assessed value on residence homesteads from state taxes, with conditions on remission periods and county certifications. The amendment would be put to voters on the fourth Saturday in August 1933, with ballots stating For or Against. The Governor is directed to issue the proclamation and publish the notice as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Board of Governing Body
State of Texas
Mey
Mer
Plymouth Proves Strength in Severe Crash
Testimony to the all steel Plymouth body came after Perry Colwell, driving a new Plymouth, rolled several times near Pyote. The car’s body remained intact and no injuries occurred, highlighting the strength of Plymouth’s all steel single unit construction.
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Perry Colwell
Pyote
Texas bond amendment sought to fund relief jobs program
The measure proposes authorizing state bonds up to 20 million dollars with interest not exceeding 4.5 percent and repayment within ten years. Proceeds would fund relief and work relief for unemployed and distressed residents with fair statewide distribution and no real property liens. Voting is set for August 26, 1933, with official ballot wording to favor or oppose the amendment. The governor would issue the proclamation and ensure publication as required.
Texas 3.2 Percent Liquor Amendment Section Voted Aug 1933
The amendment proposes a statewide election on the fourth Saturday in August 1933 to decide on a constitutional change authorizing the sale of vinous or malt liquors up to 3.2 percent alcohol by weight. Voters will mark For or Against the amendment on the ballot. The governor is authorized to oversee the election and to enforce the constitutional amendments.
Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on alcohol prohibition terms
Notice outlines H. J. R. No. 43 proposing Section 20 of Article XVI to ban manufacture sale and exchange of alcohol above 3.2 percent alcohol by weight. It allows local option votes to permit limited vinous liquors and preserves existing prohibitions in counties with prior bans. The measure includes provisions for laws regulating sale and possession and cites medicinal and sacramental exceptions. The text notes self effectivity upon passage.
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Texas
State of
Texas County Home Rule Proposal Amendment Text
Notice details a proposed Texas constitutional amendment creating county home rule powers. It outlines eligibility by population, publication requirements, voting procedures, separation of city and county vote counts, and constraints preserving state laws and homestead exemptions. It also describes governing body structures and powers under a future county charter.
Constitutional amendment on county charters and offices
The text outlines how judges and justices of the peace may be paid on a salary basis, limits on charter powers, and the ability for counties to create or abolish offices. It covers jurisdiction for probate functions, district attorney provisions, taxation powers, debt borrowing, and fee schedules under county Home Rule Charters. It preserves state constitutional limits and sets procedures for charter adoption and operation.
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Justices of the Peace
Office of Justice of the Peace
County Merger Provisions under Home Rule and Charter Changes
Provisions allow merging of county and yielding cities with voter approval. Mergers require two thirds legislative approval and majority within each entity, with powers and taxes governed by state law. Contracts with cities may occur for efficiency but limited to two years. Urban areas and districts may be defined within constitutional limits and taxation rules.
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Couunty
Direct From Grower To You Old Kentucky Barley Tobacco
Ad copy touts Old Kentucky Barley Tobacco as the finest crop with ripe leaves and aged flavor. Claims Kentucky soil yields mellow tobacco with rare old fashioned taste and aroma and promises a superior smoking experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Old Kentucky Tobacco Be tey Offer Promises Cheap Five Pound Pack
Advertisement touts Be tey Tobacco as a rich old fashioned smoked mix. It claims moral and health advantages and sells five pounds for one dollar cash or money order with post paid shipping and a trial one pound offer. It promises direct from manufacturers and ships by mail without checks.
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Ship Post
Statewide vote on Home Rule Charter amendments proposed
The document describes an election plan for August 1933 to decide two Constitutional amendments. It outlines voter options to approve or reject amendments adding home rule and separate government powers for counties with populations above 62,000, detailing ballot format and gubernatorial publication requirements.
Acid Stomach Ad Warns of Ulcers and Heartburn
An old advertisement from Sanders Drug Store touts Dr. Emil’s Ads Tablets as a quick remedy for acid stomach and heartburn and indigestion. The copy emphasizes relief from upset stomach conditions.
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Dr. Emil
Sanders Dmg
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Dick Starley
E. H. Ratliff Anson
H. L. Holloway
Tommie Cowan
New Mexico
Arizona
Erican Oil Company
Neil Roberson
V-H
Dudley Yard
Trewfy
Mrs. E. S. Lcrimshire
Paris
Plymouth
Conoco
Onoco Bronze
Conoco Bronze
Red Triangle
IOCO
MOTOR
J. R
Senate
House of Representatives
The
Independent Tobaccy Growers Association
McClure Bidg
Frankfort, Ky
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