Pecos Dominate Marfa in 41 to 7 Saturday Fray
Pecos Rustlers defeated Marfa Hi 41 7 with strong running by Ona Moorhead who led yardage at 149. Key scoring drove the game as Pecos built early leads and maintained control through the fourth quarter. Marfa struggled to contain Pecos’ offense and managed a single late score.
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Pecos’ Rustiers
Marfa Hi Eleven
Marfa
Pecos
Caroline
Maria
Ora Moorhead
Ona Moorhead
Ora
Camp
Ona
Dean
Kilpatrick
Moorhead
Seguro
Ruhlen
Hudgens
Masquerade Dance Honors Barstow Hosts
Mr and Mrs Vernon Majors entertained with a masquerade dance at their Barstow home on Friday evening. Guests wore costumes representing historic figures and music was provided by a band of men from Pecos. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and punch were served to a large crowd.
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Vernon Majors
Barstow
Pecos
Atrom
Miller-Quiett Nuptials in Sweetwater
Miss Emily Miller and Mr Anester Quiett were married in Sweetwater on October 23. Emily, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Miller formerly of Pecos, was popular during her visit to relatives. Anester Quiett is a successful Sweetwater businessman, and the couple will reside there. The Enterprise offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Emily Miller
Anester Quiett
Sweetwater
Emily
Jim Miller
Pecos
R. E.miller
Jurett
Governor rejects ending honor system at Texas farms
In Austin on October 10 Gov. Neff says he will not abolish the honor system after three convicts escaped from the Fort Bend County first honor farm. He plans to continue the experiment and believes the remaining 119 men will keep their pledges as they were remitted to leave cells and work unguarded. Recovered violators will be returned to a state farm under armed guards.
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Austin
Texas
Texas First Honor Farms
Fort Bend County
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Reeves County Texas
Notice states that on November 15 1920 W D Cowan executed a deed of trust to J G Love for the benefit of W D Johnson to secure lands in Reeves County Texas with described parcels including parts of public school lands and rail company tracts. The document requests sale under the trust to satisfy obligations.
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Texas
Reeves
W. D. Cowan
Reeves County
W. D. Johnson
Kansas City
J. G. Love
Ry. Co
SWAN
A. Ry. Co
Notice of Trustee Sale on Reeves County Lands
Public sale announced by J. A. Drane substitute trustee to satisfy a deed of trust securing notes and indebtedness of W. D. Cowan and estate interests. It will occur on the first Tuesday in November 1804 at the Reeves County courthouse, with sale to the highest bidder for cash. Names of parties include W. D. Johnson, W. D. Cowan, Townson estate, and Marvin D. Cowan.
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Johnson
W. D. Cowan
W. D. Johnnom
Motes
W. D. Johnson
W.D. Cowan Mos
PW. Toh.son
T. W. Anderson
J. G. Tove
Mn. BR. Stine
T. Y. Conny
Townson
Joyce
Pruit Company
F. W. Johnson
Sid W. D. Cowan
L. E. Blackwell
Reawell
F. W. Jolioe
W. Dy
J. G. Love
W. D. Cowsin
Sid Cowan
Marvin D. Cowan
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Pecos Public School
Mary Magee
Twins
Stine
Ed Purdy
Philos
Miller
J. A. Drane
Te ‘Ry
S&s
Cas Public School
Nem
Tar
P. Ry. Co
Seyar
T.& PL Ry
NEW —Ems H
G_N. Ry. Co
Nui
Weah
Simasis
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