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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

3

Texas hospitality grows from lunch clubs and civic teamwork

A Texas writer credits civic clubs such as Rotarians Lions Kiwanis and Young Men's Business Leagues with fostering hospitality across communities. He describes a cooperative Austin gathering for the Texas Press Association, where universities clubs and businesses organized food music and entertainment, urging country towns to form similar clubs to unite residents, share effort, and build a shared sense of service.

Texas Press Association Austin Chamber of Commercce Home Economics Department University of Texas Austin Civic Clubs Austin High School University Press Texas Rotarians The Lions Kiwanis Young Men’s Business Leagues Altrusans

New England Hen Delivers to Near East Relief

A Massachusetts grocery owner recalls a hen that entered Rockport store at 35 Main Street. The bird chose a basket marked for Near East Relief, dropped in a donation, and waddled out, praised as an obliging contributor amid many supporters of the fund.

Near East Relief Fund Massachusetts Rockport Alfred Leman Main Street Near East Relief

Sunday Diner Hint For A Fat Dressed Hen

A casual line suggests choosing phone number five for a nice fat dressed hen for Sunday dinner, indicating a light local inquiry or classified style note.

CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No 63 Horizontal and Vertical

A dense list of crossword clues with many misprints and partial word fragments. The page promises a solution in the next term and includes definitions for ship types time periods animals and letters to guide filling the grid.

Textile silk production climbs toward 1925 peak

The Textile World estimates U S artificial silk output at 38,850,000 pounds in 1924 up from 35,490,000 in 1923, with 1925 projection near 48,000,000 pounds. Last year’s production far exceeded 1920 and reached about 75 percent of 1914 world raw silk imports, reflecting a rebound in textile demand.

Textile World United States

Puzzle No 62 Solution Notes From Market Training

Industry efforts yield production statements from top manufacturers. Advertises meat cutting from fed stock and urges satisfaction. Call at 5 Merchantile Market 26 for details.

Fed Mercantile Market

The Parson and a Non-Attender Joke

A minister questions a non-attender about church visits. The man recounts three comic encounters: water in the face on the first visit, being tied to a woman he must keep, and dirt expected on the next trip. The parson replies with a grave forecast.

Hard to Bear Innuendo in a Humorous Household Exchange

A humorous exchange contrasts a husband who smokes in his den with one who growls all over the house. The snippets imply domestic annoyance about smoking and presence, portraying a lively domestic snapshot.

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