Road to Sullivan bridge graded and in fair condition
The road to Sullivan bridge has been graded and is now in fair condition. Improvements are seen as aiding Pecos in capitalizing on potential business from the new Shipley Oil field if developed.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
3
The road to Sullivan bridge has been graded and is now in fair condition. Improvements are seen as aiding Pecos in capitalizing on potential business from the new Shipley Oil field if developed.
Carveth Wells renowned explorer author and lecturer, a Royal Geographic Society fellow and Explorers Club member, lands in Pecos during a 10,000 mile flight break. His travels span Arctic Iceland to Africa, with wild claims and humorous tales of jungle life and big game dangers.
Capt. A. Innes Taylor, Byrd expedition veteran, urged economy and end to government waste at Rotary events in San Angelo. He outlined the National Economy League aim to curb graft and lavish spending, warning of unemployment and potential unrest. The State Fair of Texas contest will award 157 special prizes plus $1000 in cash and $400 for top class winners.
Bounties totaling 8100 are posted at Alpine for information leading to arrests and convictions of those who killed three antelope in the area during the past week. One suspect remains at large as authorities pursue the case.
A Richmond Virginia tester reports four years of rheumatism relief after two months of mineral water treatment. The message notes ease in walking and resumed home duties. Also cited are new Texas corporations Farmers Gin Co in Marion with 59000 capital and Southern Machine and Supply Co in Conroe with 5000 capital.
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