Pioneer Citizen Dug Coalson Dies in Toyah Home
S D Coalson longtime Toyah area resident dies Thursday evening at sister Mrs A J Hart home in Toyah after returning from California where he had been working. A hunter famed for bear kills, he preferred Toyah life among friends to any palace, and his passing is mourned across West Texas. Embalmed body to be laid to rest in Toyah cemetery as relatives arrive from California and elsewhere.
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Coalson
A. J. Hart
California
Toyah
West
Texas
Enterprise
Texas Weekly Industrial News Highlights Regional Contracts
Seespetion of eleven miles of high wat in Precinct 4 Hall county awarded. Corpus Christi extends a $85,000 sea wall project. Dallas approves $20,993,776 in 1924 permits. Fort Worth plans a $1.9 million orphanage near TCU. Houston oil lines and port works progress. Denton Garza reservoir dam ground broken. Decatur sells municipal light plant to Texas Power & Light. Local visits note carpenters and hotel bids across towns.
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Memphis
Hall County
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Leon Springs
Mene Yet Cotton Co
Dallas
Big Lake
Transcontinental Oil
Gulf
Ranger
Hodge Station
Houston—Grayburg Oil Company
Lofield
Fort Worth
Texas
Wells
Parker County
Houston—Southern
Pacific County
Austin
Ictoria
Kerrville
American Legion Memorial Hospital
Denton
Garza Reservoir
Grapevine
Ennis
Harlington
Rio Grande Valley
Sulphur Springs
Cotton Belt Railway
Decatur
Texas Power & Light Company
Beggs
Main Street
Nederland—New _ business
Mercantile Concern
Southern Pacific Co
Ledbetter
Carmine
Texas and Pacific Railway
Marshall
Big Springs
Gouldsboro
Dethart
Fanland
Dome Well Heads for Early Production in Pecos Field
The Dome Drilling Syndicate completed setting 8 inch casing and plans to drill with cable tools to reach the shallow sand beneath the top. The project anticipates a rapid follow up in the Bell lease as activity and offers for further drilling rise in the Pecos field.
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Dome Drilling Syndicate
Bell
Segoe
al Ich
Pecos
Revival Ends at Christian Church After Two Weeks
The revival conducted by Evangelist Graham Mc Murray and song director H A Shaw at the Christian Church concluded Tuesday night. It lasted two weeks with eleven conversions and thirteen new members, plus two joinings by letter.
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The
Christian Church
Graham McMurray
H. A. Shaw
Civil Service Exam Set for Saragosa Postmaster Position
Federal authorities announce an examination for fourth class postmaster at Saragosa to be held November 8 1924 at Pecos. Applicants may obtain blanks and instructions at the vacancy site or from the commission. those unable to file in time may report and compete with later papers.
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Saragosa
Dan Bowie
Pecos
Pecos Water Works Sale Backed At Mass Meeting
A crowded Pecos Rialto Theatre heard a push for selling the water works to Pecos Power and Ice Co. The session discussed costs in 1914 bonds, current deficits, and a plan to lower rates while expanding service for fire protection, with a straw vote showing strong support for the sale.
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Rialto Theatre
Pegos
Pecos
Harp
Bozeman
Chamber of Commerce
Big Lake
J. M. Garner
B. A. Toliver
Dollara Asa
Power Co
J. A. Crane
Jing
Pecos Power & Ice Co
Family visits and vacation plans noted in Toayah Bar stow Globe
Mrs L Harkness and daughter Esther visited Toyah to meet Dora Bell who teaches at Barstow and joined them home for a weekend. Mr and Mrs John Wadley and their mother Mrs J W Wadley plan a two week vacation visiting Mrs Wadley’s daughter Mrs S Tucker and family at Globe Arizona.
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L. Harkness
Esther
Toyah
Dora Bell
Barstow
John Wadley
J.W. Wadley
Pate Sister of Ida Hines Passes Through Pecos
Mrs G L Pate sister of Mrs Ida Hines of Belmorhea travels through Pecos on Wednesday en route to Abernathy after a three weeks visit.
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S. D. Coalson
Old Pouneer
Hom
A. J Hart
Texas Weekly Industrial News
George Bruce
T. T. Downes
Rankin
Pontrons
Dome Well
W. H. Vanderpool
Our City
Epworth League
O. F. Woods
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