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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
A unusual approach proposes selecting a husband and wife as jurors to resolve a dispute, replacing a traditional single juror verdict. The idea suggests potential bias checks and balanced perspectives in trial proceedings.
The message states a readiness to work and fix problems and provides the contact name W. B. Brack with a phone number 73 51 for service.
An advertisement touts a flesh healing powder called pecetaien pee that allegedly purifies germs and speeds wound healing. It lists Sema celiqui le Powder 30c and 60c, sold by Pecos Drug Co. in Pecos Texas, and mentions quick battery service via Pecos Auto Co. Also notes a joking wedding quip and a local second hand goods listing with W. E. Brack.
A fragment from Siberian digs shows how old a bone is and hints at future abilities to infer details from ancient fossils. The note jokes about predicting pork content from a rib by sight.
Four miles north of San Martino Culberson County block 59 tow 7. Address owner Mrs A Brigance Box 287 Navasota Texas remarks on auto accidents fault resting with negligent and reckless drivers.
For grazing purposes only. Property located in Section 26 Block 56 Town 2 Reeves County about 4 or 5 miles east of Orla. Contact M. W. Wheeler Odem Texas 8 9.
First National Bank of St Louis prepares a financial review for The Enterprise outlining economic conditions, bank performance, and outlook. The document highlights loan developments, deposit trends, and regulatory considerations affecting local finance.
The April 1925 price report shows increases across hides silk cotton and foods. Cattle hides 18 cents per pound vs 13 in 1924. raw silk 6.86 vs 6.39. cotton imports 35.5 vs 80.5 cents. Manila Kemp at 325 per ton vs 144 in 1924. Coffee 24 cents per pound. tea 38 cents. bananas 55 cents per bunch.
Ohio railroad reported 20 collisions with motor vehicles at crossings in 1923. Bells at crossings rang in every instance as trains passed, highlighting dangers faced by motorists and the need for safety improvements.
Advertisement invites youth to join Dallas Vocational School for quick training in a well paying trade. Promises advancement limited only by effort with short courses and low cost. Details by writing Printing Division at Chamber of Commerce Building Dallas.
Flues cleaned stoves polished and set up. A line of used heaters and cook stoves offered at reasonable prices by W. E. Brack. Phone 76.
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