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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

3

Neff vetoes flood control reduction in Texas

Governor Neff vetoed the Price House bill cutting a $600,000 flood control appropriation to $363,000. The first veto of the session preserves the original funding and allows the State Board of Water Engineers to proceed with reservoir-site plans across the state. He said funds would not be spent unless necessary and emphasized flood control is too important to shrink.

Austin Texas Neff State Board of Water Engineers

Frontiersman Captain Elkins visits town and frost memory

An 83 year old Captain J M Elkins recalls frontier life near Colorado Post and Camp Colorado. He narrates the 1877 June frost that damaged corn and recounts related hardships and local memories from Coleman county and Hog Creek, Byrd's Store, Brownwood.

J. M. Elkins Old Colorado Post Captain Elkins Kin Elkins Coleman County Post Texas New Mexico Coleman Democrat-Voice Kin John Elkins Clay Mann Sam Gholson Tucumcari Colorado City States Elkins Brothers Brown County Democrat Voice West Texas A. L. Shipman Coleman Brownwood Texas Frontier Hog Creek Byrd

Editorial Tribute to Mr. Gilliland of Baird Star

The piece praises Mr. Gilliland a veteran Texas editor in the Baird Star. It notes his leveling influence and trusted standing among Texas editors. It extols his versatile pen despite advancing years and wishes him many productive years at his post.

Gilliland Baird Star Texas Men of Texas Enterprise

Record May construction surge in 27 states boosts totals

F W Dodge Corp reports May contracts in 36 Eastern states totaling 433.906 million dollars up 9 percent from April and up about 5 percent over May last year. Residential work leads with 168.216 million, while public works 83.817 million and industrial plants 62.979 million. New York area shows a recent downturn as totals ease from earlier over expansion.

F. W. Dodge Corp New York City New England New York New York State New Jersey

Wifes Story After Diagnosis Triggers Husband Arrest

Mrs. P W Howard told a Fort Worth physician she had learned of a 1920 murder near Pyote in the Pecos Valley. Her confession led to the arrest of her former husband W S Howard and W W Ham on charges of slaying Nixon, whose body was found in 1921 after an elaborate scheme.

Fort Worth Nixon Howard Ham el Paso Pecos Valley Pyote Midland Los Angeles Sherman Texas C. E Christian Endeavor Schools State Council Kidd-Key College First Baptist Church R. H. Miller Kansas City Clarence Hamilton Boston Colby D. Hall T. C. U. Fort Worth J. H. Burman Trinity Waxshacke Roy W. Bregg Southwestern Our Jack Huppertz Conway Wharton Africa Exas T. Holt Hubbard Firis Jesus Austin Carr- Burdette Wichita Falls Lena Alice Huppertz Beaumont San Antonio Houston

Why Utilities Must Advertise in Public Campaigns

Atlantic City reports W P Strandberg urged public utilities to advertise to protect a 16 billion dollar industry and to win public understanding. He noted 3 billion in yearly business and 33 million customers, arguing advertising builds goodwill, trust, and clearer grasp of technical services. He compared utility securities to investment houses and highlighted truthful ads as modern business assets. California leads in radio enthusiasts with 2400 amateur licenses and multiple broadcasting outfits.

Atlantic City W. P. Strandberg Public Utilities Advertising Association Association Associated Advertising Clubs of Strandberg California State Union J. F. Dillon Bureau of Navigation

Bible knowledge judged by undergrads at North Dakota

A report quotes University of North Dakota students’ Bible knowledge showing only 8 percent passing eight questions. Old Testament books were poorly named with spelling errors and odd attributions. New Testament responses were even weaker with many not naming any book.

University of North Dakota Watchman-Examiner Baptist Journal of Education Vernon P. Squires Goshua Salms Nehimiah Joab Jobe Hezekiah Moses Paul Timothy Titus Xerzes Samuel St. Paul Thelesians Phillips Thomas Lazarus Samson Agonistes

Advertising as daily duty urged by Bruce Barton speech

Bruce Barton urged public utilities to advertise constantly using plain language and persistence at the National Electric Light Association convention in New York. He warned against sporadic ads, stressing ongoing effort and clarity to keep the informed public engaged.

Bruce Barton National Electric Light Association New York Joseph

Dear Doctor Sleep Question Presents Eight Hour Balance

A reader asks if eight hours of sleep suffice for long workdays. J J J answers that eight hours is not a long day, implying more rest may be needed or that personal schedules vary by health demands.

ENTERPRISE Printing Elevates Local News Quality

The Enterprise offers sharper layout and clearer type than nearby papers, delivering readable local stories with improved readability and quicker dissemination for readers in the community.

New Scientific Method of Building Cord Tires

United States Rubber Company adopts the Flat Band Process for Royal Cords to fix mileage issues. By laying cords flat and even in length and pulling them lengthwise, internal heat from uneven cords is eliminated. The Flat Band Process claims Royal Cords are the only tires built this way.

United States Rubber Company

Constipation Cure Promoted With Laxative Syrup

An ad touts LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a specially prepared syrup laxative to relieve constipation promptly. It claims regular use for 14 to 21 days induces proper action and notes the product is pleasant to take.

Pecos Drug Co Sells Blue Star Remedy for Various Ailments

For sale by Pecos Drug Company, Blue Star Remedy advertised to treat eczema itch tetter cracked hands ring worm chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores or sores on children and sore feet relief across forms of sores.

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