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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
2
The text notes the Pecos Enterprise and Gasher consolidation dates and details, listing editors and managers, with archival publication data. It records subscription rates and post office eligibility, indicating a historic local newspaper page and its publication logistics.
The Pecos community expresses gratitude for improvements ahead before Thanksgiving. Officials point to the Red Bluff dam project, a new federal building, and soft water as signs of a brighter era. The piece notes a quarter century of effort and a foundation for a permanent city.
The Pecos Enterprise commends May er Toliver the city council Engineer Ben Warner and Attorney J E Starley for swift progress on the municipal water project with contract due next month Soft water is vital to Pecos future and the paper urges early completion and delivery to homes.
The Toyah News reports the Anansi election of church officers led by Rev. Medlesky. Elected were President Mrs. M Lawson. Vice President Mrs. H F Wells. Secretary Mrs. A A McClesky. Treasurer Mrs. R S Burchard. and several supts including World Outlook Mrs. Scott and Children's Work Mrs. McClosky. Next meeting at Mrs. J L Lawson's home.
A Chevrolet sedan carrying five Fort Davis residents including Mrs. Juan Webster ran off the road Monday afternoon to avoid a collision. Mrs. Webster suffered a fractured hip and another woman a broken arm, while all were treated for facial and head cuts after the vehicle jumped a bar pit and landed beside an irrigation canal.
Workmen will start Monday on expanding the Blue Bonnet cafe in Pecos with four new private booths. About a thousand dollars will be spent on booths and decorations. Arthur Azov, the cafe manager, says the booths will extend to the back of the acre and include special lighting. A large Neon sign is en route to Pecos to enhance the cafe’s appearance.
Barstow honors Tada Mae Briggs as she wins a national Sears Roebuck baby beauty contest. The trophy engraved silver cup goes to the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Briggs from among more than 114000 entries nationwide.
The Monahans News prints eight pages in house this week marking the installation of a new linotype cylinder press. Publisher Gayl News and partner Fred Landers, formerly of Estelline, Texas, form a strong team.
Federal government allocates 5000 tons of cotton seed for distribution to ranchers in affected areas to feed starving cattle. British forces break the Hindenburg Line in France as the drive continues with cavalry infantry and machine guns. Troxell No 2 oil well near Pecos reports a 12 foot oil-bearing sand layer indicating potential strong production.
The revival conducted by Revs. Neal and Phillips will conclude next Sunday, according to organizers.
The Pecos Opera House hosted Alice in Wonderland this week raising funds for the Red Cross. The performance drew strong crowds and contributed a sizable amount to the charitable effort.
The Enterprise reports the Merchant's bazaar opens today in the Thomason building featuring sixteen booths. The Chamber of Commerce circulates a petition to obtain free city mail delivery. Snow has fallen for two days but melted on contact with the ground.
District court met on Monday with a sparse docket. Car theft forgery possession of a stir and felonious theft charges were the only cases listed.
Hon Henry E E Webb visited Pecosth week to draft a bill to reimburse cotton farmers for expenses tied to following worm regulations. He seeks legislative support from local leaders and agrarian groups.
The Kermit Yellowjackets defeated Big Spring 12 points to none in their final game, finishing 7-0 with 142 points scored and 76 allowed. Linemen smothered the Devil fullback for a third period safety, and Cavett connected with Tangey for a late 20 yard pass and run. Tommy Thompeo, former Pecos assistant, coached the Kermit squad.
Pecos Rotary Club sent members to Marfa for an inter city meeting hosted by Rotary International director Carl Barfield of Tucson. The Pecos contingent included Mr and Mrs John Ivy Mrs William Ixerr Judge W W Hubbard Harry Hinkle and Mrs Katherine Broughton. They attended the Marfa banquet and dance Monday night and returned Tuesday morning.
One year ago from the Enterprise files dated November 24 1953 an unidentified woman was found murdered near Van Horn. Authorities suspected the killer spent the night in Pecos. The case later identified the victim as Mrs Irene DeBolt of Cleveland.
Pecos fell to Wink 19 to 6 in a close Friday game. The loss leaves Pecos with a difficult finish as both teams battled for supremacy on the gridiron.
A CWA loan of SLZ0000 has been granted to Pecos for constructing a road to the Red Bluff slam site. The funding supports highway access and local development, with officials outlining project scope and anticipated completion timelines.
Thanksgiving table flowers offered by Manahan's Flower Shop. Ady. Flowers include arrangements suitable for centerpieces and gifts for holiday hosting. Contact details are not provided in the readable text.
The Pecos City Board schedules weekly band practice each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Carnegie Library. Paul E. Anderson, Director, invites community members to join.
Gertrude Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence el visited her parents here Saturday She is attending Sui Ross College in Alpine
Public notice of a home foreclosure in Reeves County Texas for C W Croom and A H Culwell trustee. Order of sale issued October 15 1954 by El Paso County Court. Property includes Lots 1 2 and half of 3 Block 13 Pecos. Sale date December 4 1934 at Reeves County Courthouse Pecos Texas.
Public court notice to Beverly McDonald and Frank McDonald in Reeves County Texas. The Sheriff or any constable is commanded to make publication as required by law. Public notice declares legal action in the Reeves County District Court and directs service of process.
R N Stephenson of Rankin Texas bought the Pecos news stand from W R Lynch. Stephenson took charge Friday and will run the shop selling magazines newspapers soft drinks tobbers candy and shoe shines. Lynch remains as agent for the Fort Worth Star Telegram and invites continued patronage while Stephenson and family relocate to Pecos.
Mrs. James F. Ross and Mr and Mrs W W Runnels with Robly traveled to Balmorhes Sunday. It marks Mrs Ross first outing since returning ill from Mississippi.
Reeves County clerk notice filed by Vannie Ingle Lester in Reeves County district court. Deputy Mary Caroline records indicate case 16-41- with official seal and court action.
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