Pecos Plungers Dominate Fort Stockton 18 to 0
Pecos Field crowd of 200 watches Pecos Plungers defeat Fort Stockton 18 to 0. Dominant in offense with a blend of line smashes, passes, and off tackle plays. Eisenwine directs, Woulard, Murray, and Bryan shine in backfield and receiving roles. Strong line defense, improved tackling, few penalties, and sportsmanlike conduct mark the win. Officials listed include Tudor, Ross, and Bell.
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Pecos
Fort Stockton
Pecos Field
Eisenwine
Bryan
Murray
Brocat
Woulard
H. P. Bryan
Panthers
Thurston
Thurson
Young Bucks Run C of C Luncheon Promises New Developments
The October 27 luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce will be run by members under thirty one led by Charles Young. The entertainment committee plans a novel program with "Silverking" as the feature, aiming to draw a large noon crowd and lively interaction with the youthful leadership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Young
Chas
Young
Mr. Young
A. A. Kinney
M. W. Collie
Farce at Baptist Bible Class Scares Barbecue Crowd
A staged farce at the Business Men's Bible Class of the Baptist Church drew about forty men to a barbecue scene near a pit. A mock shooting turned tense as a car wreck alarm spread and a dramatic reveal exposed actor H. H. Johnson. The prank ended with laughter, music, and a barbecue meal, leaving mixed reactions among attendees.
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Powie
H. H. Johnson
Ralph Williams
Baptist Church
W. Bozeman
Ralph Williams, Jr
Twentieth Century Club Hosts Three Local Women's Groups
At Mrs. W. W. Dean’s home last Friday the Twentieth Century Club entertained the Merry Wives and Homemakers clubs with a four course luncheon at six decorated tables. Members spoke on club histories and federation work, and plans were shared for future studies in home economics and child development.
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W. W. Dean
Teventieth Century Club
Merry Wives Club
Home Makers Club
Mesdames
Albert Sisk
Tom McClure
J. W. Moore
W. W. Runnels
Gid Rowden
J. W. Brooks
H. T. Collier
Monroe Kerr
Elmer Johnson
Jim Camp
Mrs. Anderson
Dallas
Homemakers Club
Carl Eddins
Rh. BE. Whalen
Milton Wadley
Louis Roberson
Roy Wilcox
Williams
Merry Wives
Homemakers
Mrs. Wilcox
Twentieth Century Club
H. (. Roberson
Hostess Club
Carl Mddins
Cole
Frank Cavett
Roger White
Vernon Hicks
Archie Ross
Cavett
Wilcox
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Good Houskeeping
University of Chicago
State University
Lockhart Allen Well to Begin Drilling on 23rd
A large crowd of scouts and brokers will attend the Lockhart Well Allen No 1 as drilling restarts Saturday the 23rd. They aim to reach pay sands beneath 4 000 feet after cementing and under-roaming work, with experts in charge and safety precautions emphasized to avoid mishaps. Anticipated oil shows spark optimism in the basin.
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Lockhart
Allen No. 1
Delaware Sands
Westbrook
Winkler County
Humble
McCutcheon
Davis Mountains
Dixie
Dixie Hershenson
Pecos County
Pecos
Sun
New Service Station and Radio Shop To Open November First
A new filling station and radio shop will open November first at Third and Cypress, in the old Fire Station site. T. B. Pruett Jr. leases from W. Co. T. A. and vows a first class, modern establishment with repair service, latest models, and improved radio reception.
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T. B. Pruett Jr
Third and
Cypress
Pruett
T. B. Jr
Barnes
State Land Office warns school land owners on tax payments
The State Land Office informs Reeves County school land owners that interest due by November 1 1925 must be paid by January 1 or land will be forfeited. Owners may request pre appraisal by paying one cent per acre. Forfeiture requests should be filed before the January 7 1925 validating act takes effect.
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Vannie Ingle
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
Eisenwine County Commissioner Visits Town
County Commissioner J. K. Eisenwine arrived from his ranch in the first part of the week to see family and friends and attend to business affairs in town.
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J. K. Eisenwine
Judge Randals Travels to Odessa to Learn on New Land Bill
District Judge Ben Randals spent the forepart of the week in Odessa visiting Henry E. Webb, a state legislator. He gathered details on new bills passed during the special session, focusing on the land bill pushed through the House by Rep. Webb.
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Ben Randals
Odessa
Henry E. Webb
Randals
Rep. Webb
Class attended by sixty guests with Warren Collings present
The event drew around sixty attendees besides members, with Miss Warren Collings, the honor member of the class, also in attendance.
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Warren Collings
City considers compulsory sewer connections
Pecos city council weighs an ordinance to require every home to connect to the complete sewer system to curb typhoid. Health officers and citizens advocate swift passage to improve sanitation and town reputation, citing past typhoid prevalence tied to wells and old sewage.
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Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Daughter Is Born to Mr and Mrs Dyer
Mr and Mrs F F Dyer of Dallas announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday October 17 weighing nine pounds. Dorothy Marie is the baby's name and both mother and daughter are reported in good health. Mrs Dyer is sister of Mrs Sid Cowan and staying in Pecos at the Cowan home. The family gratefully receives well wishes from friends.
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F. F. Dyer
Dallas
Dorothy Marie
Kyle Visits Town After Ranch Stop
Kyle arrived in town from the ranch on Monday to spend a day or two, adding a brief stay to his travel plans.
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Kyle
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Plymouth
Culberson County
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