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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
8
About 7000 cattle in Reeves Ward Loving and Winkler counties were tested for tuberculosis by government veterinarians. No infections were found and the area earned a clean bill of health, avoiding testing costs for beef cattle shipped from here. Testing averaged 50 dollars per car with county totals Reeves 5, Ward 1, Winkler 1279, others.
Enterprise item notes that the Texas Water Users Association sees bright prospects for the Red Bluff Dam's immediate construction. Sunshine Oil Co. plans drilling nearby. Estee Dardin wins $10 thrift essay prize from Pecos Valley State Bank. Carrie Glover takes second with $5. J Green to open a dry goods store in Pecos. Government trims flour allotment to six pounds per person monthly.
Four men who attempted to rob the Barstow bank were cornered in Clovis and are held in Reeves County jail. Pecos business leaders plan a goodwill trip to Red Bluff on Monday.
Postoffice receipts show a January rise and a percent gain over 1935. The Lions club staged the play Leg Dubbs earning over 100 dollars at Rotary field this week. Pecos stores are thix weep ering for sale beef from py winning animals at the stock show.
D J Hayes and Fawn thank friends in Pe, Toyd Barstow and elsewhere for help after losing their home to fire. Their note expresses sincere appreciation and asks readers to read the advertisement.
Prof F H Nicholson, a New York explorer, finished his exploration of the Carlsbad Cavern this week. Two men who assaulted jailer Carl Porter last week failed to make bond of 5000 dollars each.
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