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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
The Leader Grocery Co. cites Firestone dealers saying repairs show Cum-Dipped Cords fail less often. Gum-Dipping coats each cord strand to resist moisture, rotting, and punctures, while all tire parts are crafted to endure and deliver long, trouble-free miles.
By virtue of an execution from Hunt County Court, A S Moore liable for 4825.15. Sheriff I E B Kiser of Reeves County will sell on December 1 1925 at Pecos Court House door the lands Section 72 Block 1 W & NW survey Loving County. Public sale for cash to highest bidder. Publication in Pecos Enterprise and Gusher. Witness E B Kiser dated November 5 1925.
A sheriff sale notice informs that on November 17, 1925, at the Reeves County courthouse Pecos, funds from a 43 65ths interest in a Pecos Valley Southern Railway bond are to be sold for the W D Cowan estate. The sale follows a November 4 1925 order of sale in district court and includes publication requirements in Pecos Enterprise. The case involves Sid Cowan Marvin Cowan and other executors and claimants.
Public notice commands the sheriff to summon Sunshine Oil Corporation and a list of individuals by publication in a Reeves County newspaper weekly for four consecutive weeks prior to the return day, or in the nearest county with a newspaper if none exists. The document directs compliance by the sheriff or constable.
The annual convention begins November 26 in Dallas with addresses by U S Commissioner of Education J F Tigert and Dr G W Truett pastor of the First Baptist Church. Thanksgiving Day services will be held at the First Baptist Church.
The notice cites B C Lanier by publication to appear in District Court Reeves County on November 23 1925. Plaintiffs A Chapman and N F Chapman seek cancellation of an oil and gas lease from R F Peden to I C Lanier covering 37 acres in Levin County Texas for rent arrears 9.25 for 1924 and 1925. The document lists proceedings and a large regional educational conference agenda with speakers from Texas Mexico and national bodies.
Robert McMahan announces he has taken over the El Paso Herald route in Pecos and will continue early morning delivery with more news features and good service, inviting readers to try a trial.
A terse notice states I am always on the job and can fix it and provides the contact name W. B. Brack with the phone number 73 51 for service inquiries.
An ad describes a tonic claimed to cure tiredness and illness by improving liver function and bowel regulation. It promises increased buoyancy of spirits and health benefits after the first dose. Price 60 cents. Pecos Drug Co., Pecos, Texas.
Classified notice offers second hand goods for sale and trade. Contact W. B. Brack at phone 78. The message also includes a patent medicine claim for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and ends with a garbled signature reference to E. W. VE.
A tonic claims to restore energy by purifying and enriching blood. It emphasizes improved appetite and color in cheeks, noting its iron and quinine content. The syrup is marketed as pleasant for children and described as destroying malaria and grip germs through strengthening effects.
Notice for furniture repair and remodeling services by W. E. Brack with varnishing offered. Contact phone 73 for estimates or work.
Advertisement warns that children with pale skin dark under eye rings and listlessness may suffer intestinal worms. It touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe cure costing 85 cents, sold locally.
Doctors and druggists recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe attacks. The purified calomel tablet yields effects of calomel and salts without nausea. One or two tablets with water, then next morning symptoms vanish and appetite returns. family package 35 cents at any drug store.
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