Enterprise and Gusher Consolidated Issue Details
The Enterprise and Gusher Consolidated merged on May 16, 1925 under editor Jack Hawkins with Barney hubbs as manager. It lists Pecos Valley News and Reeves County records lineage, established dates, and subscription terms including one and six month rates. Publication deadline notes Wednesday copy rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
Jack Hawkins
Barney Hubbs
Pecos schools using delinquent taxes to fund repairs and raises
Delinquent tax collection exceeding 5000 aims to finance grammar school repairs, meet maturing bonds, and enable teacher pay raises. Board hopes finances justify restoring at least part of recently cut salaries as teachers struggled during the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Reeves County Joins Drouth Relief Area
The county is admitted to the Drouth Relief area as rainfall confirms drought. Federal aid will come in two forms: direct relief salaries funded by road building, and an aid program for cattlemen buying old cattle above market levels. Both measures aim to inject cash into the local economy and improve circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeves County
Drouth
United States
Balmier
Reeves County
Profit balance inquiry to merchants in oil east Pecos
Ask merchants where they derive the profit balance this year from oil field towns Mentone Wink Wickett Monahans Royalty and Gradfalls. Trade follows invitation and good treatment, so cultivate these thrng towns with regular trips learn names discuss problems and invite them to Pecos.
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Mentone
Wink
Wickett
Monahans
Pecos
Pecos Tribune Notes Propp Family Tragic Accident
The Pecos community extends sympathy to the Propp family after a tragic accident. The notice urges caution at work and play to prevent such losses and serves as a warning to local youth.
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Pecos
Propp
Barstow Aims for Soft Water Supply System
Barstow plans a survey to locate a soft water source and determine meters and distance from town to the Stribling well four and a half miles east. Mayor Adams and aldermen push for funding possibly with PWA labor and a government loan, to end reliance on cisterns and scarce rainfall. The effort follows past interest and local support for a new water system. Jeff Davis county candidate Willis McCutcheon Jr. calls for criminal statute reforms including joint trials for co‑defendants and transferring pardon power to a board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County News
Barstow
D. E. Adams
Stribling
Bankhead Highway
RE. T. Stribling
Pecos Businesses Celebrate Blue Eagle Day
Blue eagles were proudly displayed from almost every Pecos business on Saturday marking the first birthday of the NRA known as Blue Eagle Day. Merchants paused to thank Providence or the New Deal for the emblem of better times and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
NRA
Providence
New Deal
Business Better In Texas Says Markin
David Markin district manager of United Dry Goods Stores from Big Spring reports a substantial increase in business during a two week California vacation. He credits expected gains from the Red Bluff dam and asserts West Texas is in better condition than other regions he visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Markin
United Dry Goods Stores
Big Spring
Pecos
California
Red Bluff
West Texas
Gurley Family Visits Pecos After Carlsbad Road Work
H. J. Gurley and his wife with children were in Pecos Wednesday and Thursday. Gurley works for Gifford-Hill Construction Co., contractor on the Carlsbad road, and he said it looked good to be back in Pecos.
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Gurley
The
Gifford-Hill Construction Co
Carlsbad Road
Pecos
Meyers Return From Midwestern Vacation
Mr and Mrs H G Meyer returned this week from a two week trip to Iowa and Nebraska. Mr Meyer reported the air as terrible as advance reports described. True to tradition, however, he brought rain with him, a pattern he says has followed his vacations for several years.
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H. G. Meyer
Iowa
Nebraska
Old Cotton Tagging Begins for Pre June 1 Ginned Bales
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration says applications for identification tags on cotton ginned before June 1 1934 will be accepted after June 15. County agents collect and forward requests to taggers in the field, with taggable movement allowed through June.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Iider
Notice of Final Meeting of Board of Equalization
The Commissioners Court will meet as a final board of equalization on July 6 and 7 at the Court House. Vannie Ingle Hester.
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Board OF Equalization
Commissioners Court
Court House
Public Auction Ordered in Reeves County for State Bank Lien
Sheriff Louis Roberson to sell at public auction the property described as NW quarter Section 56 and SE quarter Section 94 in Reeves County Texas. Sale funded by Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas for $11,472.94 plus interest and costs. Auction set for first Tuesday in August 1934 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Reeves County Courthouse Pecos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101St Judicial District Court of Texas
Dallas County
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank OF Dallas
Eva M. Stewart
Court House
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
W. W. Stewart
Toyah Valley State Bank
H & G. N.E E.company
H & G. N. R. R. Company
Tom Harrison
TAY Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank OF Dallas
Population under thirty in the United States declines
About 56 percent of Americans are under age thirty while erosion at Niagara Falls causes the brink to recede several feet, signaling notable environmental shifts.
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Niagra Falls
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Che Peros Enterprise and
Hubbs Printing Company
America
Church of Christ
A. G. Hobbs
O. F. Watson
Norman, Okla
PWA
Willis McCutcheon Jr
Jeff Davis County
Ssth
Grand Jury
Mr. McCutcheon
Markin
Joe Gurley
H. J. Gurley
Pecos Battery CO
Vannie Ingle Hester
Louis Roberson
Isora DeRaer
Ther
Thum Thar Hills
Cloudcroft
New Mex
Cowboy
Richard
Briscoe
Post
Mi A
Jaz
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