Walker One New District Directors
Supt G F E Walker of Pecos Schools named director in the new Inter scholastic League district with Fort Stockton as center. He will head the One-Act Play division. Other directors include Clyde Park Fort Stockton Typewriting L P Bean Barstow One-Act Play G E Walker Pecos Debate E Zimmerman Iraan Essay Drury Wood Al Declamation John L Bishop Ozona Extemporaneous Speaking J B Gregg Marfa Three R Contest Bd Gean Fort Davis R N Couch president Red Bluff Water Power Cantry District returned Friday from El Paso trip.
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G. FE. Walker
Pecos
Fort Stockton
J. EB. Gregg
Marfa
Gean
Fort Davis
R N. Couch
Red Bluff
Mr. McKnight
George Barstow
Barstow
Judge Starler
Jim Miller
John Muller
Grandfalls
J. He. Miller
T. H. Beauchamp
F. W Johnson
AG. Taggart
S. E. Eber
Notable Moves and Visits Across Pecos District
iN and about town notes show court stenographer A H Sams Jr moved to his parents home in Benjamin Texas after last Saturday. Harvey Beauchamp Jr and Earl Bell aided his transfer to Colorado as family members kept vigil. Sam Ashburn San Angelo Standard writer visited Pecos to gather Red Bluff project data. Martin Michel and wife with children left Pecos for Chicago for the World's Fair, planning about two weeks away.
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A. H. Sams Jr
109Th Judicial District
Benjamin
Texas
Harvey Beauchamp Jr
Earl Bell
Colorado
Sams
The
San Angelo Standard
West
Red Bluff
Martin Michel
Chicago
Professional buyers show how rising prices drive action
Large corporate purchasing agents push to buy fast as prices surge across metals brass lumber fiber cases and more. The article notes analysts expect commodities to reach near 1929 levels by spring while government NRA codes urge value restoration amid widespread cost increases.
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Svuu Corporation
Pecos River Red Bluff Project History and Fallout
The article recounts early efforts to colonize Pecos river lands via Red Bluff projects. It tracks roles of McKellar Ezell Levin and others, failed plans, and shifts from private capital to reclamation funding. It details congressional actions, local leaders, and fluctuating prospects through 1930s and the involvement of the Reclamation Service and RF C financing.
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Levin
Crystal Water Mansion
J. W. Moore
Vernon L. Sulivan
Washington
S. Reclamation Service
Carlsbad
Frmers
Pecos Valey
Congressman Smith
Pecos
Red Bluff
Claude Hudspeth
Congress
Pecos River
Coolidge
West Texas
Econ Finance Corporation
Vernon L. Sullivan Pase
Alenz
Judge Stariey
Ame Ward
Judge Starky
Wichita Falls
Kemp
Sterley
Rainy Friday Weather Report Notes Light Showers
A fragmentary weather notice describes Friday rainfall with light showers and a heavier south area. It mentions Hall arriving Monday with a range covering about fifteen feet and notes a slower, lighter tone and limited security impacts.
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E . Oh FE
Hall
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