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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

5

Praise by investor for G H Willoughby in Pecos oil bid

In a Pittsburg Kansas letter dated June 18 1923 John Hibdon editor Pecos Texas the writer defends C H Willoughby as honest hard working and deserving of support in developing the Pecos Toyah oil field He asserts investors faith and predicts a booming Pecos field with Willoughby opening it and promises a square deal to backers.

John Hibdon the Enterprise Pecos Texas Pecos-Toyah Enterprise C. H. Willoughby Willoughby Mr. Willoughby Pullman Toyah

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Calomel Alternative

An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid that acts like calomel to start the liver but without salivation or sickness. It claims calomel can swell the tongue loosen teeth and cause rheumatism while promising quick and safe results with a money back guarantee.

Dodson

No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Ad

An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worm infestations in children by improving blood and digestion. It asserts regular use for two to three weeks will strengthen the whole system and help expel worms. Pleasant to take at 60 cents per bottle.

Grove

Justice mocked in Bloody Williamson County

The Herrin mine massacre indictments are quashed as court venues fail to deliver justice in Williamson County. The piece argues local union strength and mob violence shaped outcomes, with Herrin seen as a pariah town. It cites the 1922 massacre and gatekeeping by locals, noting graves, witnesses, and a verdict of not guilty.

Herrin Williamson County Williamson Illinois Ilinois Coal Company Herrin’s Potter’s Field Justice Mer Rouge Philadelphia Public Ledger

Big Free Barbecue July 4 in Fort Stockton

Fort Stockton Texas invites the public to a big free barbecue on Wednesday July 4 on the courthouse lawn. The event promises hospitality and a chance to meet old friends and neighbors with an active local committee in charge.

Court House Lawn Fort Stockton Texas

Storm Delays Trains In Pecos Area Rebound Soon

Reports of six miles of P V S track washed out by the storm proved overstated with reliable word that only a few minor washouts occurred delaying trains for a few hours. T P trains were briefly slowed but are back on schedule.

Pecos Enterprise

English language three most used words riddle

A teacher asks William which three words dominate English usage. He replies I dont know. The teacher confirms his guess as correct.

William

Minister Comforts Widow After Loss

A terse exchange shows a minister consoling a widow with a brief remark about her bereavement while she seeks his address. The fragment highlights a social scene of condolence and caution.

ENTERPRISE Printing Promises Quality Edge

The Enterprise firm touts higher print quality and durability than rival services, claiming sharper images and longer lasting ink. Local industry sources note its competitive pricing and quick turnaround for business clients seeking dependable printing solutions.

Notice of Trustees Sale in Loving County Texas 1923

Public notice announces the sale of undivided one third interests in 560 acres in sections 83 and 79 and the west half of section 71 in Loving County Texas. The deed of trust secures a 727.75 note due April 24 1923 with 10 percent interest and attorney fees. The substitute trustee Roy I. Biggs will conduct the public auction on the first Tuesday in July 1923 at the Pecos Reeves County courthouse door.

State of Texas Reeves Loving County J. G. Love J. J. Wheat J. J R. S. McDonal Pecos A. D Loving R. S. McDonalds R. S. McDonald Jane Roy I. Biggs Sai Reeves County W. & N. W. RR. Garvey Saat Toe

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T. Kreece G. H. Willoughby Pittsburg Kansas Sam Hayes E. F. Fuqua H. & T. C. By Co. Survey Bell Toyah-Bell Wells S. Harvard Blvd Los Angeles Calif I. E. Smith Calomel Kk. W. Grove Canning Club France Chicago N. Y S. S. la France Washington Eddyville Burlington Cole Bertha Rodgers Euelah Rodgers Katherine Bolibaugh Maude E. Sheridan Elaine Hendricks Pres. Bradfute Sniff Enterprise Printing Oecar Oscar Alwans R.A Seth
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