Western hunt by Grishams entertains oil men and dignitaries
Matt Grisham and Judge Hunter hosted Vice President of Texas Pacific and eastern oil men on a Texas trip. They hunted in the Davis Mountains, visited Mc Kittrick Canyon and Carlsbad Cavern, and enjoyed a hunting lodge themed dinner in Toyah with formal reception at the Youngblood Hotel.
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Youngbrood Hotel
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Hunter
Mesdames Provine
van Giesen
K Youngblood
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Emeli
Clark
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Grand Jury Met in Pecos on Monday November 25th
The 70th Judicial District Court held a regular session in Pecos with a Grand Jury presided by Judge Charles Gibbs. Main business focused on 18th amendment violations and identifying fermented beer sources. Petit Jury lists for November 30 and December 7 include names such as Hall, Gibbs, Randals, Konitz, Honaker, and El Paso Saragosa Oil Co.
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70Th Judicial District Court
Grand Jury
Charles, Gibbs
Hall
Gibbs
Ben Randals
Konitz
Honaker
John Bush
Taggart Richards and Manahan Named in Local Notice
Tick, A. G. Taggart, L. A. Richards, and Chas Manahan appear in a local public notice listing names for a pending civic action.
Pecos Street Improvements Begin With Adams Grader
Work on Pecos streets started this week on Fifth Street south of the city hall and will extend across city limits. D. H. Armstrong leads operations with the Adams grader and tractor, aiming for major street improvements within a month and smoother surfaces after rain.
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Baptist Circle Bazaar and Market Event Notice
The Ladies of the Baptist Circle will host a farewell sale at the Lipscomb Building on December 12 inviting all to attend. Proceeds support church missions and community programs.
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Pecos City Studio Ady Promises Xmas Gift Line Soon
A Pecos City studio announces a complete line of Christmas goods arriving in the next few days. The collection targets gift buyers seeking exacting choices and festive options.
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Pecos City
Ady
Pecos Loses Narrow Big Game To Midland 7 6
Pecos football team falls 7 to 6 to Midland after outplaying their foe for three quarters. Midland fullback drives the late rally as Pecos fumbles and spares no effort on defense. Captain Stine, H P Bryan, and Milford Howard stand out for Pecos with hard tackling and clutch passes.
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Midland
H. P. Bryan
Howard
Midlanders
Stine
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Peens
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Young Howard
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Pecos Hosts West Texas Chamber Leader Talk
Col R Q Lee president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce spoke to Pecos farmers and businessmen at the Rialto Theatre Tuesday noon. He outlined needs and future possibilities in a concise talk, then met a small luncheon with local chamber members before a short follow up at the Bislo Theatre. Mrs Lee and E H White publicist accompanied them.
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West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
Farmers OF
Pecos
Rialto Theatre
Lee
West
Texas
West Texas
National Bureau
Col. Lee
Thouch
Whitehead
Uced
Pecps
Thanksgiving holiday shuts down Pecos oil field rigs
Oil crews in the Pecos field take Thanksgiving rest with many wells paused or slowed. The Lockhart well in Loving County reached 3135 feet before holiday shutdown and is expected to resume Monday. Other rigs like Wheat, World, Schooler and Slack, Pure Oil, Grisham, Gulf Deep Rock, and Dixie also pause while deer season influences activity. several rigs report progress and high drafts once work resumes.
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Lockhart
Loving County
P. V. Petro- Team Co
Wilds
Schooler & Slack
Turkey
Grisham
Culberson County
Matt Grisham
Texac
Kent
Toyah
Gulf
Deep Rock
Dixje
Dixie
California
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Ev Garrison Complimented by Friends at Home
The First Baptist Church honored Rev. Ira V. Garrison and his family with an elaborate pounding party at their home. Guests delivered food and gifts including a turkey, fruit, cakes, and 150 pounds of sugar, while the church orchestra provided music and entertainment.
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First Baptist Church
Ira V. Garrison
Robert Stevenson
7. W. Brooks
Southerland
Men’s Bible Class
Speiler
H. H. Johnson
Hugh Roberson Recovers From Stroke In Barber Shop Incident
Hugh Roberson suffered a stroke while waiting in Stephens Barber shop on Monday. Dr. Bryan treated him after high blood pressure caused the episode. He regained mobility and was around for Thanksgiving, with friends relieved by his remarkable recovery.
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Hugh Roberson
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Mrs Taggart Returns Home After Improvement
Mrs. A. G. Taggart was moved from Hotel Dieu in El Paso to her Pecos home Tuesday as her condition improved. Mr. Taggart traveled to El Paso on Saturday to arrange a safe return, and though still in bed, she grew rapidly better with hopes for a full recovery.
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A. G. Taggart
el Paso
Pecos
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