Carlsbad Chamber Luncheon Highlights Caves Plans
A Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured speaker US Geological Survey member W. T. Lee discussing reservoir site borings and potential Carlsbad Mammoth Caves development. The program also covered local trees and school progress with notes on high school enrollment rising to 227, plus remarks by Col. Bujac on riverfront tree planting and city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Argus
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Valley
Bates Cafe
Carlsbad Orchestra
Bill Hudgins
Howard Moore
John R. Joyce
Miss Walters
J. R. Yates
J. B. Morris
W. T. Lee
United States Geological Survey
Carlsbad
Red Bluff
Lee
Mammoth Caves
Mr. Lee
Kentucky
W. S. Moore
Mississippi
Moore
Donley
University of Michigan
Bujac
Roswell
Hudgins
Hubert
Forest Service
la Huerta
Memenway
Jim Hudgins
Jim
Ford
Hemenway
Detroit
Henry Ford
Henry
Austin College to Receive Large Benefit
Austin College in Sherman will receive 300000 of the 1350000 raised by the Presbyterians of Texas for education. The college, 75 years old, will celebrate its diamond jubilee next June and has educated many prominent Texans. The 300000 is to be split into 200000 for a permanent endowment and 100000 for equipment. Alumni and students have pledged support.
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Austin College
Sherman
Presbyterians of Texas
Texas
Baby born in a Ford referenced in playful remark
Dorothy tells her mother that the new neighbors have two girls and a baby boy born in a Ford. The mother questions how Dorothy knows, and Dorothy explains a neighbor girl mentioned a bouncing baby brother.
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Dorothy
Educational exhibit at state fairs draws former students
Solicits visitors to a broad educational display by a Texas school with booths at the Texas State Fair Dallas Waco Cotton Palace and Louisiana State Fair Shreveport La The exhibit has won first honors at multiple state fairs and features demonstrations of modern office appliances and student work in bookkeeping shorthand typewriting and more.
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America
Byrne
United States
Cotton Belt
Western Union
Tyler Commercial College
Dallas
Waco Cotton Palace
Waco
Shreveport
It Might Be Coming Suitor Presses For Proposal
In a staged courtyard exchange, George confesses a hesitating question to Helen. Helen replies with a blunt retort that she will not grow and urges him to shave off the hesitation. The scene centers on a possible marriage proposal between the pair.
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Helen
George
Violin Lessons Offered by Mrs Jimmie Craw
A local notice invites beginners to take violin lessons from Mrs Jimmie Craw. The brief advert highlights special rates for beginners and directs interested people to contact the instructor. The item reflects a small classified notice style from the period.
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Jimmie Craw
Publication citation summons Reeves Co court Pecos
R. N. Sewell sues P. T. Hammond and Mrs. P. T. Hammond in District Court Reeves County Texas for $3344 note with 8 percent interest and vendor's lien on Lots 13 14 15 Block 32 Pecos City seeks judgment foreclosing lien and attorney fees. Publication summons issued September 18 1923 for four weeks before November 19 1923 return.
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State of Texas
Reeves County
P. T. Hammond
District Court
Texas
Pecos
R. N. Sewell
P.T Hammond
Pecos City
Exas
A. D
S. C. Vaughan
Vannie Ingle
Probate of J B Sullivan will questioned in Reeves County
Carrie F. Sullivan has filed in Reeves County Court a petition for probate of the Last Will of J B Sullivan deceased and letters testamentary. The case will be heard at the next term beginning October 8 1923 at the Pecos courthouse. Interested parties may appear and contest the application. Clerk Vaughan notes date September 17 4923 and the seal of Reeves County Court.
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State of Texas
Reeves County
Texas
State OF
Ben Palmer
Pecos City
Pecos
A. D
S. C. Vaughan
Seal
Vannie Ingle
Txas
J. B. Sullivan
Carrie F. Sullivan
Co. Vaughan
OConnell Rodebaugh Firm Cited in Reeves County Suit
Publication summons issued to J W OConnell and T W Rodebaugh in Reeves County Texas. Suit No 744 filed by J P Reynolds against the OConnell Rodebaugh Company over unpaid wages of 1100 dollars for work on Willoughby No 2 well from 1922 to 1923. Plaintiffs seek 600 dollars more plus legal costs. Proceedings set for October 8 1923 at Pecos County Court.
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State of Texas
Reeves County
J. W. O'Connell
T. W. Rodebaugh
Pecos
Texas
A. D
O’connell-Rodebaugh Company
Onober
S.C. Vaughan
Vannie Ingle
J. P. Reynoldson
O’connell-Redebaugh Company
S. C. Vaughan
Texa
Sy Vannie Ingle
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Brogat’s Barber Shop
Brocat
Business Directory
B. 1
Palmer
Hubbs & Palmer
Pecos, Texas
A. F. Slack
Pirst National Bank Building
Coriex
R” L. Biggs
G. Murray
Pecos Mercantile Company
THOS
H. Bomar
TORN
F. Grogan
Enterprise Office
Joseph A. Daniel van Horn
Henry Russell
Grove
J. A
Ruby E.) Livingston
Arkansas Writer
Saint Peter
St. Peter
Norfair
Satan
Hell
Peter
Gewnor Blank
Tyler, Texas
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