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Novelty Prizes Spark Interest in Fourth of July Rodeo
Local rodeo crowds excited for July Fourth events and unusual prizes. Awards include cash, gear, theatre tickets, boots, saddles, and special items for queen, cowgirls, cowboys, and families, highlighting fashion and horsemanship across multiple contests.
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Leader Grocery Co
Early plea for swift pink boll worm payments to Reeves area
government agencies face pressure from Reeves Midland and surrounding counties to issue warrants before June 30 to aid farmers. A claims board order prompted checks to be issued, but issuance was delayed awaiting an attorney general ruling. Mrs Haley urged Governor Fernson to speed action as officials and the Midland Chamber pressed by letter wire and phone.
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Reeves
Midland
Claims Board
Comptroller’s Ofice
Attorney General’s Department
John Haley
Austin
Fernson
Cattle Clatter at Pecos Rodeo Prep
Spring work at the Tudor ranch near Balmorhea ends as cowboys prepare for Pecos rodeo. Notables include Jake Watson boss Shirley Taylor Tommie Cowan Will Cowan Jess Gramer Joe Lindsay Bud Spillsbury and more. Market notes report bulk wool sales by Schreiner and Texas Wool and Mohair Co with bids from Boston buyers and rising market activity.
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Morhea
Pecos
Jake Watson
Shirley Taylor
Casinero
Tommie Cowan
Top Hand
Will Cowan
Jess Gramer
Joe Lindsay
Bud Spillsbury
Ony Moorhead
Joe Rust
Tom Crunchi, Jr
the Lake Ranch
Pat Wadley
Himsel
Joe Carroll
Sam
Billy Precit
Dave Tudor
Dallas
Pecos figures and notices from 1918
News from Pecos this week includes T. Y. Casey asked to join the National War Work Council by George W Perkins, H L N McKellar commissioned as Pecos postmaster, Pecos temperatures near 120 degrees, Marshal Roddy starting a dog-killing campaign, and Albert and Jim Cooksey hauling seven carloads of cattle to their Odessa pasture.
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T. Y. Casey
George W. Perkins
United States
Hl. N. McKellar
Pecos
Marshal Roddy
Albert
Jim Cooksey
Odessa
Three Mexicans Arrested Over Cow Theft Near Grandfalls
On Tuesday near Grandfalls Sheriff E B Kiser arrested three Mexican men for stealing and killing a cow owned by H F Anthony. The seized suspects face charges of theft and cattle killing in connection with the incident.
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E. B. Kiser
Grandfalls
H. F. Anthony
Chamber of Commerce Purchases Permanent Airport
The Chamber of Commerce has bought a permanent airport and plans to open it in a few days, signaling a new regional facility ready for public use and potential aviation activity.
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New Deal Boot Shop
The
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Rotary Tops Lions In Extra Inning Tilt
The Pecos Rotary club defeated Ockts the Lions 15 to 10 in an extra inning game. An Indian racer named Andrew Chumeni injured his leg in a race with a horse here and withdrew.
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Pecos
Andrew Chumeni
Pecos Prepares for Rodeo and Trades Day Festivities
On June 30, 1933, Pecos plans a grand rodeo for the Fourth and a Trades Day on July 3? Clyde Simmons killed a mad dog this week after it roamed freely, marking a local health and safety note amid the upcoming events.
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Pecos
Clyde Simmons
Legion Commander Carl Nesbitt Visits Pecos
Mineola Texas department commander of the American Legion Carl Nesbitt visited Pecos on Monday to meet local post members and discuss veteran affairs and upcoming events.
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Carl Nesbitt
Mineola
Texas
The
American Legion
Pecos
Henry Slack Photo Widely Reprinted Across 107 Newspapers
A portrait of Henry Slack, veteran Pecos cattleman, circulated through 107 newspapers nationwide highlighting his prominence in ranching circles and regional media interest.
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Henry Slack
Pecos
Florence Johnson and Stanley Peer wed in church ceremony
Florence Johnson and Stanley Peer were married in a church ceremony this week. The couple exchanged vows in a beautiful setting, marking a special moment in their lives.
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Florence Johnson
Stanley Peer
Revival Series at Assembly of God Church
An old-time Pentecostal revival will start Saturday night at 8 30 o clock at the Assembly of God church with H A Baird as pastor and M J E Stubblefield evangelist from Erick Oklahoma in charge. Services will be held each night in the newly completed church inviting a cordial welcome.
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Assembly of God
H. A. Baird
M. J E. Stubblefield
Erick
Oklahoma
Baird
Thorn in Foot Kept Hidden for 38 Years
Barstow reports a local true story of Carl Trott who found a locust thorn lodged in his foot for 38 years after a twelve year old first stuck it in. A Pecos doctor removed the thorn last week and Trott’s foot began to heal.
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Bud
Old Mexico
Pecos
Louis Deering
Crane County
Barstow
Ripley
Carl Trott
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Kingston Manufacturing Company
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Grand Theatre
Courtresy
Jarman Shoe Co
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Pecos Mercantile Company
S. D. Myers Saddle Shop
el Paso
Leader Grocery and Hardware Co
Cowboy
G. G. McKinnis
Rodco
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Boulder Courts
Boulder Courts Pool
Boulder Courts Swimming Pool
Firestone
Pecos Mercantile Co
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Leader
Groovy and Hardware Co
Pecos Mercantile
Tudor Ranch
Bal
Peps
Jesse Fulcher
Howard Collier
Toyah Creek
John Lindsay
Balmorhea
John
U Holdings
Fritz Stigler
Balmoriea
Floyd Cauley
Toyah Creek Ranch
Colier
Jim Cooksie
Burt Dehorning
Schreiner Wool and Mohair Commission Co
Kerrville
Tom Richey
A. W. Hilliard and Son
Boston
San Angelo
Texas Wool and Mohair Co
Safeway Stores
Sunkist
Safeway
Isc
Prairieland Brand
Enterprise
Tional War Work Council For
Southern Military Department
Assembly of God Will
United
Oxfords
the United
SOX
Lisle Work Sox
Just
Chambray
Oak Street