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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
7
All radio related communications must be sent to The Radio Editor at the Pecos Enterprise in Pecos Texas. This notice directs readers to address inquiries and items about radio content to the specified newsroom contact.
A Fort Worth radio schedule lists a week of cultural events starting Sunday May 27 from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. including First Methodist Church services with Rev J W Bergin and organist Will Foster. The week features performances by First Presbyterian Orchestra directed by Mrs Thomas Hubbard, a Hubb Diggs led band concert, Euterpean club Fort Worth final concert, North Fort Worth High School orchestra and glee club, Texas Christian University 50 year jubilee pageant music, and a Saturday interdenominational Sunday school lesson review led by Mrs W F Barnum.
About 30 deaf children in Fulton, Mo., have listened to radio programs and report the sensation of hearing. They were not completely deaf, some hearing better than others, demonstrating radio's greater possibilities for the deaf than previously thought.
Walter Brandon, popular secretary of the Rising Star chamber of commerce, resigns after a year in the post and may locate elsewhere. The Enterprise notes his prior stint with the Cisco American and praises his versatility as a writer and printer, predicting a capable future in any pursuit.
Blythe and Smythe report dirt flying from the county's reader while noting mud throwing at a political meeting the night before. The exchange captures local political tension and public scrutiny arcing through community voices.
Texas Sheriff H J Wade pursuing Howard and Ham for 17 months across Missouri Canada and the Southwest captured in California. Nixon's 1920 El Paso killing led to desert grave discovery and a key clue from Howard's ex-wife. The two men waived extradition and await transfer to Reeves County jail Pecos.
Charles W. Goedeke Ochoa cattleman filed a federal bankruptcy petition in Santa Fe. Liabilities total 60,442.22 with assets 7,280. Creditors include First National Bank Pecos and Pecos Mercantile among secured names and Mrs. John T. McClure Pecos along unsecured claims, reflecting Pecos area losses.
On the gallows the condemned man asks for silence and then says this execution will be a terrible lesson to him. The sheriff and the crowd listen as the moment of death approaches.
The Pecos Enterprise notes the season when fish seem blind to fishermen’s plans and opinions. The piece reflects a humorous take on perception and the seasonal fishing mindset.
The writer argues that parties die when principle is exhausted and organization alone cannot sustain a party. He condemns current members as treasonous and opportunistic and urges creating a party of brains and character grounded in the Constitution, guided by fundamental laws and courage.
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