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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1928

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Two Jailbreakers Caught in Sands Near Pyote Barstow

Two of three Midland jailbreakers, Teague Lawler and C A Duncan, were recaptured north of Pyote in sand dunes by a 21 officer posse. Bayes remained at large, linked to alleged Mexican plantings and bank robbery. Lawler has a 99 year sentence for hijacking. Duncan reportedly faced forgery charges.

Midland Teague Lawler C. A. Duncan Pyote Dlones C. C. Bayes Stanton E. B. Kiser Barnet O'Neill MacDonald Wink Road Webb Odessa Frances House Big Spring Dyer Barstow Kiser Pecos D. E. Covington Lawler Duncan Ward. Com Covington Jim Rote Bayes John Shoop

Jack Camp Edits Tech Matador Special Edition

Jack Camp edited the Special Engineers Edition of the Tech Matador while spending his education money on slide rule study. His edition carried two editorial pieces beyond fault and showed clear constructive opinion.

Jack Camp the Tech Matador Jack Texas Tech

Lone Tooter Outouts Three Corner Play in City Battle

A one man band named Henry Johnson, billed as Helpful Henry, entertained on the main square with a long slicker and a back sign. His performance outplayed rival bands from a visiting tent show and a circus, setting a local attendance record as he advertised Rialto theatre.

Fame and Victory H Johnson Henry

Invitations Not Needed for Feeds Luncheon Club

The Pecos Chamber of Commerce luncheon club will meet Tuesday noon at the Orient. Delegates to a Methodist meeting will be special guests, but full attendance is urged. Luncheons are held the second and fourth Tuesdays and open to all interested in Pecos growth.

Chamber of Commerce The Orient Pecos Rotary Kiwanis Kenneth M. Regan Reeves, Ward Loving Winkler Otis J. Bryan el Paso Bryan

Methodist Hold Conference 27th in Pecos

More than 100 pastors and delegates gather Monday and Tuesday for the El Paso District Conference in Pecos, with open meetings and talks by leaders from McMurry College, Trinity Church El Paso, and Asbury El Paso. Dr. N L Linebaugh will preside as Pecos hosts citizens assist in entertainment and lodging.

el Paso W. R. McPherson First Methodist Church of Vecas Hi Paso Odessa New Mexico Tio Grande J. W. Hunt McMurry College of Abilene Andy Smith Trinity Methodist Church of el Paso L. C. Wasson Asbury Methodist Church of N. L. Linebaugh McPherson Pecos Chamber of Commerce

Death Notice of Mrs. Hamp Green and Mary Bridges

Obituary brief for Mrs. Mary Bridges Green of Pecos Texas detailing her March 10 death, family including sons O J Green and W Green of Teeps, sisters Mrs Jim Scott and Miss Sallie Bridges, and funeral at a Wil ls Point area Methodist church. It notes burial at White Rose cemetery and quotes a family tribute about her motherhood and faith with mourners listed.

Hamp Green Pecos Texas O. J W. ©. Green Jim Scott Wichitas Falls Sallie Bridge Ollie D. King Terrell Wills Point F. W. Anderson Mary Green Mary Bridges Jeff Pink Bridges Mont Ellis Methodist Church O. J. Green Lubbock Teeps Wichita Falls Sallie Bridges Charley Dodson

E. T. Blake Answers Last Call in Pecos

Pioneer Texas resident and Civil War veteran E. T. Blake died at almost 181 years old after a life of charity. Born in Alabama, he moved to Pecos in 1904 with his wife Marguerite Willbank. they had nine children. Funeral services were held at First Christian Church with burial at Fairview Cemetery.

E. T. Blake Texas Alabama Marguerite Willbank South Christian Church First Christian Church of Pecos First Christian Church Fairview Cemetery L. Hi. Thompson

Bill Ross Brings Ill Bill DeRacy From Ranch Visit

Bill Ross arrived from the ranch on Thursday with Bill DeRacy who is reported to be ill with the flu.

Bill Ross Bill DeRacy

Pecos Stockton Road Upgrade Spurs County Bond Plan

Pecos and Reeves counties invest in improving the Pecos Stockton road to Fort Stockton using part of a 150000 road bond. Grading and widening began last year, with 48 to 56 cars using the 56 mile route daily, and more construction planned to connect to the county line. The road serves Pecos residents and oil workers traveling to Yates field.

Reeves County Fort Stockton Pecos County Soldier City van Havis Jeeves County Pecos Yates Field

City Paving Survey Underway in Pecas District

A city paving survey began Tuesday in Pecas downtown, ordered last week by city leaders. J H Gehbauer of Devlin Engineering Co will lead the project and prepare the report.

Pecas J. H. Gehbauer Devlin Engineering Company

Three City Fire Marshals Named Deputy Marshals for Pecos

Chas. F. Manahan L. H. ONeill and P. A. Harbert were appointed deputy fire marshals for Pecos by the city council to inspect the business district and report hazards to the city secretary. Owners must remove hazards within a set time or face daily fines. City aims to tighten oversight to lower the insurance key rate from 48 cents toward 40 cents, with potential 100 percent loss pay bonus.

Chas. F. Manahan L. H. O'Neill P. A. Harbert Pecos

Seniors Will Give Their Play 28th

The 28 senior class presents All on account of Polly a farce at the Rialto Theatre on Wednesday night March 28. Tickets are on sale by school children for reservations. Auline Stephens stars with David Wood Bozeman as the hero. the cast includes other capable performers ensuring a lively show.

Polly Rialto Theatre Auline Stephens David Wood Bozeman

Pecos Aint Got Any Home Bootlegger

In Pecos the town laments a bootlegger drought with no local sellers or troublemakers. Jails hold outsiders, while residents debate the moral load and whether restraint or laughter best fits a quiet, gunfight free era.

Pecos

Mint Open House Sets Grand Fourth Mint Cafe Addition

Vic Henem ent, proprietor, announces a $20 000 open house for the Mint Cafe extension with seating for 100, a hardwood dance space, and a first come first served opening on April 4. The new uptown style restaurant will feature eight course dinner, an orchestra, and planned entertainments as a city show place.

Vic Henement Mint Cafe Fort Worth Los Angeles Henenfent

Wildcat Oil Drilling Expands Across Reeves and Loving

Major firms push new holes in Reeves and Loving counties. Owen & Sloan and Hearl W. Brookswell advance depths near 4535 and 5126 feet as they seek black lime. Humble Oil drills edge of Davis Mountains below 4225 feet while Pecos exploration faces pipe trouble before resuming. Delaware Oil near 2400 feet in southwestern Loving and Lepp No 1 readies spudding after reworking previous site.

Reeves-Loving Owen & Sloan Loving County Earl W. Brooks South Reeves Humble Oil & Refining Company W. D. Johnson Hearl W. Brookswell Eddins No Humble Oil & Refining Co Davis Mountains Pecos Vacuum Oil Corpons Grisham Hunter No. 1 Toyah Kich No Delaware Oil Corporation Cecil Lockhart the Lockhart & Company

Daily Bottle of Milk Aids Primary Children

Beginning with the new school year, primary department children received a half pint of milk each morning. Teachers Mrs Finley and Mrs Richburg report increased health and vigor, heightened alertness, and better mental function after several weeks. Normal-weight pupils named include Sam Sherman and Rita Brocat. four week gains listed for Bill Bates and others.

Finley Richburg Sam Sherman Rita Brocat Jean Griswold Opal King Marguerite Griswold Jack Oglesby Mary Katherine Reeder Sallie Dardin Kenneth Richards Lela Kelly la Verne James Henna Taylor Mack Irving William Burton

Miss Lorraine Joplin Heads to San Antonio for Visit

Miss Lorraine Joplin left Wednesday for San Antonio where she will spend several weeks visiting her grandmother and aunt. She will be welcomed by a number of friends during her stay.

Lorraine Joplin San Antonio Miss Joplin

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Sands Francis San Angelo Shoop Lone Tooter Methodist Reverend McPherson Mrs. Hamp Green Aunt Mary Christ Payne Jester W. N. Barron Tyler Henry Blake Lynn Blake Taylor Blake Phoenix Pecos-Stockton Devlin Engineering Co Council All Star Nary Sahara Neigh Boring Counties Mint Bill Bates Joseph Brotherton Billie Mlethcher Malcolm Maley Carl Porter Sam Selman Charles Allgood Irene Simmons Martha K. Hudson Tracy Bucholz Dorothy McMahon Novella Simmons Scottish Rite Ethan Allen Wells Wells Berry B. Cobb Masonic Temple
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