New Type Bale Tag Promises Permanent Records for Cotton
A new bale tag developed by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and tested by Texas A&M experts is designed to permanently identify cotton bales with an indestructible metal tag. Attached via a 28 inch wire, the tag records bale identity and varietal information, aiding traceability, potential trademark use in single variety communities, and possibly lowering fire insurance rates by documenting bale losses.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas
F. E. Litthe
Texas Extension Service
No Rush Urged In Building Tanks
County Agent Ted Johnston urged ranchers in the range conservation program to pace tank construction. He said tanks need not be completed until December 31 and advised waiting to determine each ranch’s allowed amount before finishing.
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Ted Johnston
Cattle rustling arrests marked Pecos region week
Henry Slack West Texas cattle association inspector John Wade and John Sands of Midland were arrested near Midland for alleged cattle rustling. C A Cook alias John Calvi once of Arizona State Penitentiary fled after buying cattle for 8000 dollars and obtaining 300 dollars expense money.
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Henry Slack
West Texas Cattle Association
John Wade
John Sands
Midland
Lee Winchester
Harry Black
C. A. Cook
John Calvi
Arizona State Penitentiary
Pecos
California bonus army to reach Pecos this weekend
Reported crowds of 750 to 3500 march from the coast to Washington by bus car air line and freight train may arrive in Pecos Friday or Saturday. Pecos banks offer a special receipt farms program as counter checks are taxed. A separate referendum ballot will be presented to Reeves county voters in the July 23 Democratic primary.
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California
Washington
Pecos
Reeves County
M. W. Callie
Seeahia
Construction of Chamber of Commerce Office Building
The project to build a Chamber of Commerce office and courtroom will start early next week and aim for completion by July 4 if possible. County Judge J B Woolfolk reports state WPA director Julian Montgomery indicated action is forthcoming.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reiethens Wien
Roy Bean
Law
Pecas
J. B. Woolfolk
Julian Montgomery
The
Pecos Laundry Publicized As Well Ventilated Facility
Pecos Laundry Company, employing 25 persons, adds equipment and exhaust fans to improve air flow. Large ceiling openings and wall windows provide sunlight and breezes, making the plant modern, well lighted, sanitary, and comfortable for workers in West Texas.
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Pecos
West Tex
Mrs Cain Leaves Sundar for Bastrop in Illness Crisis
Mrs. Cain leaves Sundar for Bastrop after weeks with her father J. B. Heard who has been seriously ill. The Reeves County project moves toward operation pending Roosevelt signature on relief funding bill. Red Bluff Water Power Control District announces concession rights and development aid totaling several million dollars. Gertrude McKinnis and D. F. Stevens plan marriage with Justice of the Peace officiating.
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Mrs. Ie Cain
Sundar
Bastrop
J. B. Heard
Reeves County
Sident Roosevelt
Red Bluff
Hav
Two From Pecos Win Coast Trip
George Milner of Home Furniture and R F Kirby Philco salesman from Pecos win a coast trip funded by Philco Radio Corp. Milner earned the honor by selling a large volume of merchandise, and Kirby by leading a regional contest. They will attend a meeting in Del Monte California to view the 1938 Philcos and plan sales after visiting San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Hollywood.
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George Milner
The
Home Furniture Company
R. F. Kirby
Philco
California
Philcoss Radio Corporation
Milner
West
Eeake
Go del Monte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Hollywood
Culea
Sincere appreciation to all including Gus for kindness
The Morrison family expresses heartfelt thanks to everyone and to Gus for the kindness and consideration shown during their recent sorrow.
Skin Ailment Remedies Promoted by Adierika Wash
Fragmented claim promotes Adierika washes as a cure all for skin pimples and blemishes. The text mentions detoxifying effects and unusual advertisements linked to a supposed health remedy, with unclear author attribution.
Toyah Socials Highlight House Party And Visitors
The Toyah young set enjoyed a Friday evening gathering hosted by Clark Henderson with dancing and a watermelon feast on the Henderson lawn. Guests included Dorothy Humphreys Louise Cleveland Bobby Scherruble Barbara Humphries Maxine Scherruble Katie Sue Powell Dana Powell Helen Henderson Melvin Wise Harold Wise Cecil Williams Henry Long David Rhody Hubert Cleveland Paul Scherruble and Clark Henderson. Visiting relatives came from Van Horn El Paso Big Spring Kermit Pecos and Mexico City.
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Toyah
Clark Henderson
Henderson
Dorothy Humphreys
Louise Cleveland
Bobby Scherruble
Barbara Humphries
Maxine Scherruble
Katie Sue Powell
Dana Powell
Helen Henderson
Melvin Wise
Harold Wise
Cecil Williams
Henry Long
David Rhody
Hubert Cleveland
Paul Scherruble
Monahans Chip Factory Moves to Pecos
Opening of the Pecos Golden Crisp Potato Chip Factory in Pecos after relocation from Monahans where it operated as Monahans Potato Chip Co. J. L. Simpson owner says chips produced daily and looks forward to Pecos future. Local visitors listed including Mr. and Mrs. Russell Byall and others from Kermit and Kress.
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Monahans
Pecos
Pecos Golden Crisp
Monahans Potato Chip Co
J. L. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Russell Byall
Kermit
Harold Scott
Pecos Residents Attend Sweetwater Picnic then Plan El Paso Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bullion R. L. Block C. E. Gann and Barbara Gann of Pecos and Mr. W A Sullivan of Kermit spent the weekend in Sweetwater attending an American National picnic. They returned Sunday night and will depart Friday for El Paso to attend an American National convention.
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Donald Davis
Toyah
J. B. Woolfolk
Pecos
Dee Davis
Billie Woozencraft
Big Spring
R. O. Caruthers
E. B. Daniel Jr
Mexico City
L. M. Lawson
Harold
J. C. Bullion
R. L. Block
C. E. Gann
Barbara Gann
W A. Sullivan
Kermit
Wek
Sweetwater
el Paso
Higginbotham Co. Moves to New Yard
Higginbotham Lumber Co. plans a move from its former yard north of the railroad and east of the county courthouse. The new yard near the old site has been under construction for several months and will open soon according to the manager.
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Deming
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Theatre King
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Shreveport
Charley Young
America
Bennett Tire Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Ruth Armstrong
Ruth Bryan Owen
U. S
Norway
Robert Furman Armstrong
Robert Armstrong, Jr
Washington, D. C
John Nance Garner
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D. F
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Ucge
T Than Anks
W. E. Morrison Amas
Verna Schlepp
Suepp
Sanders
McKee
Baird
West Side Camp
J. Green & Son
West Texas
Colden Otl Corporation
Marnreters
Toyah News
A. B. Tinnin
van Horn
Roy Mathews
Nancy Jean
W. L. Rhody
Joan
Eddie Daniels
Theo. Andrews
Scherruble
Paul
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J. W. Humphries
Williams
Dorothy Nell Cundiff
Kress
Tom Duncan
Aubrey Duncan
Plateau
R. L. Gomillion
Fort Worth
Blum
Sweetwater Picnic
Vention
DER
Pecos Laundry Company