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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1926

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Red Bluff Reservoir Bill Passes Senate Amid Amendments

The Red Bluff Bill to allocate 2,000,000 for a reservoir dam advances after Senate approval with an amendment protecting New Mexico water rights. Hudspeth Sheppard Gray Burges praised for steering, with House concurrence and presidential signature anticipated. Gray of Fort Stockton cited for pivotal support amid personal sacrifices.

Senate House Red Bluff Jones New Mexico Hudspeth Sheppard Gray Burges

Hudspeth Pushes Red Bluff Bill to President Coolidge

Hudspeth navigated House differences on the Red Bluff Bill and sent it to President Coolidge for signature. The sole change was extending repayment from 40 to 20 years. Cranton of Michigan pledged appropriation, signaling a strong party victory despite an opposition report from Secretary Work.

Hudspeth Red Bluff Michigan Interior Department Congress Coolidge Republican Party

Pecos Ball Club Suffers Double Loss in Sunday Games

A warm Sunday in Pecos sees the Pecos Ball Club drop two games to Fort Stockton and Loving, 7 to 4 and 10 to 9. Knight sprains his ankle sliding into second in the fourth inning and the team suffers from errors and poor decision making as fans vent frustration at a lackluster effort. Battery changes and misplayed outs help seal the defeats as Pecos struggles with coaching and execution.

Pecos Ball Club Fort Stockton Knight

Arch Bell Wedding Surprise in Pecos

Mr and Mrs Arch Bell arrived in Pecos early in the week to make their home. It was a surprise to their many friends to learn of their wedding last week. We extend sincere felicitations and congratulations.

Arch Bell Pecos

Lockhart-Allen Spuds in Natural Gas Power

In Loving County near the Wheat Well, the Lockhart No 1 location uses natural gas for power, promising gas for Pecos and Barstow. The Wheat Well outputs about ten barrels daily and fuels future wells. Other wells like Humble Kloh No 1 and World Well near Orla advance, while Deep Rock runs casing and Humble McCutcheon drills face delays.

Lockhart-Allen Lockhart Allen No. 1 Loving County Pecos Barstow Culberson County Humble McCutcheon McCutcheon Eady

Firemen-Legion Frolic Knocks Em For a Row

A local home talent show drew a decent crowd Friday night with laughs and applause. The cast displayed talent and nerves, while the audience enjoyed parodies and local color in the hit “That Certain Party In Mina.” No injuries occurred and post show festivities followed at the Mint.

Legion Mina

Pecos Diamond Set For Midland Sunday Showdown

Pecos Pounders prepare for a Sunday game against Midland with a return to infield strength led by Dean and Caroline, plus two college players Mae Kyle and Suit case Camp. Pitching remains solid with Knight nearly recovered and Doty fully rested. Hicks, Caroline, and a lively lineup promise an engaging 30 minute to two hour ball game.

Pecos Dean Caroline Shotgun Knight Doty Midland Mae Kyle Texas Aggie Red Sox Pecos Pounders Hicks

Water Main Extension Starts in Pecos District

Excavation for a six inch water main extension began at the corner near C. C. Colwell’s home, with plans to serve the entire residence area in three units. The project, overseen by Bob Moorhead’s crew of about twenty, moves two blocks daily as pipe and fittings arrive. M. E. Neiderkorn is credited for advancing the plan and securing company support.

C. C. Colwell Fifth Street Telephone Company Baptist Church Cherry Texas-Louisiana Power Co Oglesby Pecos Bob Moorhead M. E. Neiderkorn

Hot Weather Lifts Farmers Hope For Bumper Crop

Heat climbs above ninety for the year and lifts spirits despite spring rains. If trend holds, farmers anticipate a bumper crop, fat cattle gains, and a substantial, profitable market, urging prompt action now.

Kiser Catches Car Thieves With Illinois Car

Sheriff E B Kiser reports catching three men accused of robbing a new Chrysler sport roadster from Evanston Illinois. Suspects Jack Conard Homer Ingles and Guyon Stephens were arrested in town. one identified as a Fort Des Moines deserter John C Entrintinger. They were taken to El Paso charged under the Dyer Act awaiting Federal Court trial. Also, a crashed ranger was returned to Denison Texas by its Chief of Police.

E. B. Kiser Evanston Illinois Jack Conard Homer Ingles Guyon Stephens Fort Des Moines John C el Paso

Cattle Shipments From Ector County Reported

G H Cowden and Sons sold one car of steers to W D Mason of Mexico Missouri and two cars to J E Neelley for the Fort Worth market. The cattle were shipped as fat stock via T P. Saturday departures noted from Ector County.

Ector County G. H. Cowden and Sons W. D. Mason Mexico Missouri T. P J. E. Neelley Fort Worth

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C. B. Hudspeth Chamber of Commerce Shepperd Findspeth Shepper Claude United States Texas State of Texas Thorugh Grandfalls Pecos Valley R. H. Gray Washington, D. C Bill Gauntlet A. B. Chapin Miss Management Biggs Stine Sunshine Humble Kloh Drilling Kloh No. 1 Delaware Orla Schooler Office of Plant Kiser ARMY
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