Pecos Enterprise and Gusher Consolidation Notice
The Enterprise and Gusher publish a consolidation notice noting merger timelines and staff positions. Publisher Barney Hubbs and Editor Vestel H Lott are listed with subscription rates and filing deadlines for the Pecos Texas edition.
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Barney Hubbs
Vestel H. Lott
Pecos joins nation in Fire Prevention Week observance
The Pecos community participates in National Fire Prevention Week with emphasis on school programs to teach fire safety. The piece notes fire causes, losses, and the impact on property owners, urging residents to identify hazards via a parent questionnaire and support prevention efforts to maintain Pecos’s fire insurance credit.
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ECOS
United States
Pecos
Civil Service announces Junior Veterinarian and Junior Graduate Nurse exams
The United States Civil Service Commission calls open competitive exams for Junior Veterinarian at $2000 annually with Veterinary College completion required and age limit under 45. Voting submission deadlines vary by region, with east of Colorado due by Nov 6 and west by Nov 9. Also announced is Junior Graduate Nurse at $1620 yearly with Nursing School training required and age limit under 35. applications accepted in Washington until further notice.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Commissioner’s
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Commission
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
Washington
Gas prospects rise in Pecos field with Bell No. 1 drilling
The Pecos field shows growing gas potential as Bell No. 1 reaches about 3000 feet with strong progress. Delays linger from an old pipe fragment and a broken bit at Hershenson, but drilling resumes. Meanwhile Pecos Mercantile appoints H C Ferris to lead grocery operations and Pecos High faces Fort Stockton in their first test. Reeves County previously won top fruit honors at St. Louis and El Paso fairs, with Dallas fair competition noted.
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Pecos
Bell No. 1
Reeves County
Granger
Laura
Hershenson
Mr. Landrum
Pecos High
Fort Stockton
St. Louis
el Paso County
Southwest
Dallas
New Scout Troops Form in Buffalo Trail Council
Buffalo Trail Council announces two new troops in Colorado City and Cuthbert as part of a broad drive to add members. S. P. Gaskin says the effort has already formed Snyder and aims to reach 22 more troops by December 31.
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Buffalo Trail
Colorado City
Cuthbert
Buffalo Trail Council
S. P. Gaskin
Joe M. Paredes
S. Y. Nixon
Gaskin
Snyder
Mrs Alvis O Davis Attends Texas TED Convention
Mrs Alvis O Davis travels to Houston for the first national TED convention ever held in Texas. She joins a party including Dr J Royde and Mrs C W Mollinger of El Paso.
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Alvis O. Davis
Houston
Texas
J. Royde
C. W. Mollinger
el Paso
Red Bluff Road to be Improved as FERA Project
The Red Bluff Road from Highway 17 to Red Bluff Dam will be upgraded quickly as an FERA relief project with about 5000 dollars allocated. Joe Hinson of Hinkle Drug Co. learned he inherited a share of an estate from a long-departed relative, about 50 cents. The Pecos area reports cattlemen’s aid cutback as government funding wanes. A six year old, Bobby Clinton, was killed by a truck near his home, marking a tragic event. The Grisham-Hunter wildcat well, drilled 5200 feet, was plugged and abandoned south of Pecos.
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Red Bluff
Highway No. 17
Orla
Red Bluff Dam
FERA
Joe Hinson
Hinkle Drug Company
Weatherford
Joe
Pecos
Bobby Clinton
Harry Clinton
Grisham-Hunter
Section 10
Block 30
T and P
Pecos River drowning claims Hampton. new theatre planned
One year ago Fred Hampton a 42 year old Pecos mechanic drowned in the Pecos River while fishing with C R Morrison near Sixteen Mile Dam. Sanders Theatres announced a new motion picture theatre in Pecos to be located in the old Mint Cafe Building. A wildcat well Reeves County No 1 Frankley and Rice encountered dry gas in the Delaware sand. Pecos Eagles tied Odessa Bronchos 6 to 6 on Friday night in a strong defensive effort.
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Fred Hampton
Pecos
C. R. Morrison
Sixteen Mile Dam
Hampton
M. A. Sanders
Lubbock
Sanders Theatres
Sanders
Mint Cafe
L. W. Anderson
Frankley and Rice
Health program could save state funds by better school health
The Texas State Department of Health says a one million dollar annual health program for public schools could be financed with savings from reduced repeaters. With 1,071,000 elementary pupils and 289,232 repeaters costing 45 dollars yearly, losses could reach 9.75 million, and three years of program funding could erase the general fund deficit.
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Austin
Texas State Department of Health
State Department of Health
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Hubbs Printing Company
Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
America
U. S. Civil Service Bureau
H. C. Ferris
Phoenix, Ariz
Pecos Mercantile Company
H. A. Wren
Liquor Control Board
Brewers of
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
Coffield Machine Co
Sunset Motor Lines, Inc
Brady Freight Lines
Sunset Truck Lines
S. Oak St
Home Furniture Co
Pat
Fisher
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Mich
OLDS
General Motors
Downs Sullivan Motor Company
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