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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
An opinion piece laments Pecos dependence on a fragile local press and entertainment venues. It urges unity between citizens and institutions to avert economic decline and criticizes council decisions on a wall and show pricing, warning the town risks losing Rialto and local commerce if the pattern continues.
A West Texas oil strike near Austin joins education needs as the University of Texas faces funding shortages. The discovery at Santa Rita boosts prospects for UT and the region. Railroads seek federal aid, while observers urge a state budget reform and businesslike governance. The piece links oil wealth to educational advancement and calls for leadership to align resources with needs.
A call in Texas advocates recruiting capable, nonpartisan men for state leadership. It urges visionaries to study Texas industry resources and governance, reject self serving politicians, and pursue fiscally responsible, statewide progress in 1924. It includes education's role in public life and credits schooling as practical access to opportunity.
At the Presbyterian General Assembly in Indianapolis William Jennings Bryan argued the church must reach the unchurched. He warned that half of adult American males are not in any church and urged intelligent advertising to show why churchgoing benefits men and families.
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John D. Rockefeller explains he avoids dinners and banquets because speakers resemble car wheels with long spokes, making the tire seem larger. The remark frames social events as loud, repetitive oratory.
Readable note indicates ladies calling cards are neatly printed at a local office.
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