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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
7
Mrs. T J Sisk longtime Pecos resident marks fourth wedding anniversary. The Sisk family, including daughter A E Wilcox and sons Albert and John Sisk, reflect on Pecos history from Georgia roots to county leadership and local oil and farming growth. The notice also details a Texas constitutional amendment proposal on blind aid with monthly payments and residency rules.
The U S government agrees to work on the Red Bluff reservoir project provided Pecos Valley citizens contribute 10000 dollars to carry on. Pecos reports 30184 pounds of government flour for the poor and Reeves county. Local officials mention the West Texas publicity campaign to be presented in 18 states. The Pecos community eyeing a 2026 election, 9000 dollars allocated for publication and election expenses. Local business groups and civic leaders discussngoing efforts.
Earline McConnell two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl McConnell was run over and killed by an ice truck in Kermit this week according to word received here.
A stated meeting of the Order of Eastern Star is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Building. All members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs J L Hair and family of Wichita Falls rent Mrs Lillie Cole s home for the summer and will stay for some time. Mr Hair is a contractor on the courthouse building.
Mr and Mrs Harold Messenger of Los Angeles have been visiting with Mr and Mrs Rick Sparks and are spending a few days this week in San Angelo with relatives.
Mr and Mrs J C Bullion have returned after a visit of several weeks to San Angelo, noting a lengthy trip and outlining their travels and experiences during the stay.
Common practice in hatcheries is to prepare 40 percent more eggs than the number of chickens expected. This reserve helps cover losses, miscounts, and incubation failures, ensuring sufficient output while maintaining steady operations.
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