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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1929

Page

7

Water system plan eyed for Pecos city needs

Civil Engineer Brook of Palestine presents a soft water system for Pecos, estimating 13 miles of eight inch mains, 250 gallons per minute, serving 13 000 people. Total install cost 848 870 for two plants plus operating costs of 870 monthly and revenue from 35 percent capacity at 4 cents per 1000 gallons could cover expenses and yield profit. city council and merchants urged to study plan for Pecos residents.

Brook Palestine Pecos Commercial Cub

Fire Boys Praised for Notable Service in Pecos Shops Fire

Chief B Kiser leads Pecos Volunteer Fire Department as Pecos Valley Southern Railroad Company sends $25 as a token of appreciation for the splendid work by the fire boys during the recent fire in the company shops. The note urges broader community support for the volunteer force.

Bk. B. Kiser Fire Department Ecos Valley Southern Railroad Company Pecos Andersén

Pecos Train Run Delayed Plot Foiled by Locals

In Pecos, No 5 arrived on time due to a premeditated setup by Jim Eis known as Young Casey Jones and conductor John Kane. They left Big Spring 75 minutes late, made Pyote on schedule, and reached Pecos 29.75 seconds early, earning praise from eastern towns for the stunt.

Pecos Jin Jim Eis Casey Jones Jno. Kaneman West Texas Big Spring Pyote Anpstern

Moody in Bad With West Texas Landowners

Governor Dan Moody lost broad West Texas support after vetoing a small land bill that passed the Legislature. West Texas associations reportedly discussed division of the state if land patents were not honored, though such talk was not taken seriously. Moody's concentration of executive legislative and judicial action strained relations with West Texas lawmakers.

Dan Moody West Texas Red River Valley Moody Rons

Home Demonstration Work Brings Huge Returns

A&M College Extension Service reports home demonstration work valued at 5 284 812 dollars to farm families last year. 15 433 girls and 19 068 women participated in 99 counties, reaching nearly 35 000 individuals. Food preservation led at over 2 000 000 dollars, poultry close to 1 750 000, gardens nearly 500 000, and dairy products 113 224. Better diet and living standards accompany increased farm income. clothing and home improvements also show large impacts. Texas leads with 105 county agents. 8 counties await agents as funds become available.

Miss Horton Texas

The Tightwad and the Beaten Beehive Incident

A stingy man borrows his neighbor s paper and his son is stung by bees on the way home. He loses flesh on a barbed wire fence while aiding his son, ruins clothes, and causes a cascade of mishaps including a cow eating corn, a cream spill drowning kittens, a broken leg, and the elopement of his daughter with the hired man. The piece closes with a moral praise for subscribing to the home paper and notes cattlemen s beef bull campaign in Colorado County and a sewer project in Big Spring.

George Rice Western Air Express A &4 Columbus Colorado County D. PD. Clinton

Stranger strolls shop asks for new floorwalker

A timid stranger in a store triggers the floorwalker who challenges him about shopping. The man reveals he owns the outfit bought just yesterday. The fragment references a line about pencil composition and ends with Petunia and Pansy Plants.

Terracing boosts cotton yields for Lane near Shamrock

B R Lane near Shamrock says curved cotton rows are hard on ankles but profitable. After terracing 26 acres with county agent Broun, he harvested 15 bales versus 11 on 50 acres nearby, a three to one gain. Texas farmers reported 3.5 million dollars in cooperative trade and over 600,000 terraced acres in 1928. A Dallas News closing quip uses a humorous line about marryings.

B. R. Lane Texas

Cheyenne Poised for Growth as Rail and Oil Beat On

Cheyenne stands as a rail and oil hub with the Texas and New Mexico railroad terminus driving freight to pipelines, wells, and tank facilities. With two new oil wells, line laying, and heavy investment by Texas Electric Service and utilities, the town is set for rapid expansion and numerous new businesses and jobs in the near term.

Cheyenne Texas and New Mexico New Mexico Winkler County Wink West Texas Texas Electric Service Company

Proper Age to Marry Put at 22 for Women

Memphis Tennessee report quotes Mrs Margaret Well Wood sex education advocate. She says a young man should not marry until 25 and a girl until 22, based on studies of early marriage. She urged sex education in public schools beyond high school to address widespread issues.

Memphis Tenn Margaret Well Wood

Marriage and Parenthood Views from Mrs Woods

Mrs Woods argues that youths are not ready for parenthood and that marriage should aim for procreation. She contends premarital birth control is inappropriate and that those unable to bear children should consider adoption, emphasizing the desire for children as a source of happiness.

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