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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1939

Page

4

Texas to Vote on Cotton Quotas in December Ballot

About 800000 Texas cotton farmers are asked to vote December 9 on continuing or ending marketing quotas for 1940. Secretary Wallace notes quotas become mandatory when supplies exceed 107 percent. current stock Aug 1 sits at 25.5 million bales, 140 percent of normal. Non-cooperators face a 3 cent per pound penalty on excess sales, while compliant growers market freely. Judge Allred recently upheld quotas as legal in court.

Texas Henry A. Wallace Department of Agriculture Wallace George Slaughter State Agricultural Conservation Committee James V. Allred Houston

Presbyterian Auxiliary Bake Sale At FitzGeralds Grocery

Presbyterian Auxiliary plans a bake sale this Saturday at FitzGerald Grocery to raise funds for church activities. Volunteers will raffle a cake and offer assorted desserts for quick purchases.

Presbyterian Auxiliary Fitzgerald Grocery

Lodge notices for Pecos Valley Lodge and others

Pecos Valley Lodge No 736 AF&AM meets second Tuesday at 7 30 p m visitors welcome Roy W Turnbow Worshipful Master W W Ruhilen secretary Knights of Pythias No 388 meets Mondays at 730 p m visitors welcome J B Heard chief clown IOOF Lodge No 650 meets Fridays at 800 p m visitors welcome Aubrey Shoemaker Noble Grand R T Crist secretary

Pecos Valley Lodge No Af&am Knights of Pythias Lodge No J. B. Heard C. C Ioof Lodge No Aubrey Shoemake Noble R. T. Crist

Unlimited Marine Quota Set For Dallas Area

Marine Corps headquarters in Washington grants the Dallas recruiting office an unlimited quota of new marines for November from Texas. Postmaster M W Col lie reports the action confirms satisfaction with high type Lone Star State recruits.

Marine Corps Washington, D. C Dallas Marine Corps Texas Lone Star State M. W. Collie

Bachelor Mother at Cactus Theatre Starring Rogers and Niven

Ginger Rogers and David Niven lead in RKO's Bachelor Mother at the Cactus Theatre this week with previews praising its sprightly charm. Rogers plays a salesgirl amid a baby mix up that drives a comic romance as Niven, mistaken for the infant's father, navigates family plans and a budding love.

Ginger Rogers David Niven RKO Cactus Theatre Niven Wuthering Heights Dawn Patrol Miss Rogers Ginger

Army Similar To CCC Life In Engineer Corps

Fort Sam Houston reports many Civilian Conservation Corps alumni enlist in the engineers. They perform topo graphical surveying and mapping along harbors and rivers, help survey routes for a potential canal through Nicaragua, and oversee Mississippi levee construction. Enlistees receive military training and specialized courses at Fort Belvoir in surveying drafting aerial photography map work and vehicle maintenance. The eight month program blends engineering study with military duties.

Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Army Civilian Conservation Corps Corps of Engineers Combat Engineers CCC Army Engineers United States Nicaragua Mississippi River Fort Belvoir

Bee Eugenics Aims To Breed Gentler Honeybees

Bee experts seek to develop a new bee strain through eugenics aiming for gentler dispositions large honey stomachs and other desirable traits. The project focuses on genetic selection to improve behavior and productivity in managed colonies.

Visitors Set Record At Carlsbad Caverns October Visit

Carlsbad Caverns saw 12013 visitors in October, the highest October total in 16 years, announced Col. Thomas Boles. The 1939 month surpassed October 1938 by 2048, with visitors from 48 states and many nations. California led states with 2930 visitors, Texas had 2897.

Carlsbad Caverns Col Thomas Boles

Texas Business Improves Over 1938 September

Texas business records for September show a solid upturn from a year earlier, per the University of Texas bureau of business research. Power consumption, postal receipts, new firm capitalization, lumber shipments, unfilled orders, building permits, and cement plant production all rise, with cement and orders posting notable gains.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Toyah Residents Visit for Weekend Business

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Derrick of Toyah were here Friday attending to business affairs.

Henry Derrick Toyah

Toyah and Arla residents shop and visit in Pecos

Mrs. Doug Hart of Toyah and Mrs. Hall Olds of Arla were in Pecos Tuesday shopping and visiting with relatives.

Doug Hart Toyah Hall Olds Arla Pecos

Carnival Plans Set for El Paso Pageant and Sun Bowl

El Paso announces 25 floats entered for the January 1 Americas parade out of a 40-float limit. The three day Sun Carnival precedes New Mexico Coronado Cuatro Centennial with events including a December 28 concert by the El Paso Symphony Orchestra, Army Day, coronations, and a December 30 Pan-Civic luncheon and square dance contest.

EL Paso Americas Columbus Ferdinand Isabella Mount Cristo Rey New Mexico el Paso Symphony Orchestra Pan-Civic

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