Local Paper urged to keep printing and public service in town
A Pecos Enterprise opinion piece argues for supporting the home paper over mail-order services. It notes the value of free public notices and local publicity, criticizes outsourcing print jobs, and urges the Pecos Chamber of Commerce to help keep dollars local to build a prosperous town.
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Sonet
Pecos
Enterprise
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Bring Small Town Trade Back to Boost Our County
The writer urges residents to support local mail order houses and hire local workers at living wages. He calls for public outreach to persuade others to buy locally, stressing unity with phrases like In union there is strength. The aim is fewer hard luck stories and a return to prosperity through cleaner spending.
River region to bloom with truck farming boom
With ample water at Red Bluff reservoir, the area anticipates a surge of truck farming along the river. Local farmers expect prosperity for their communities as never before as water access fuels growth.
Prospective Buyers Urged to Secure Acreage Near Red Bluff Plan
Those in other sections with foresight should secure land near the Red Bluff reservoir site for a promising farm before work starts. The article warns that prices will rise, urging action now.
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Red Bluff
Pecos Valley Farmers Harvest Bumper Cotton Season
Pecos Valley farmers report splendid crops despite irrigation shortages. High cotton prices lift profits and help many farmers move past lean years as they harvest stores and plan for the next season.
Pecos Valley Water Promise Drives Cotton Growth Appeal
As a farming country the Pecos Valley of Texas cannot be surpassed when we have the water. There are many crops which may be grown here profitably, and no place where a big yield of cotton is more certain. The Red Bluff reservoir is certain of construction and that will settle the water question. Come to the Pecos Valley.
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Pecos Valley
Texas
Red Bluff
Graves At Fairview In Bad Condition
The Enterprise reports several Fairview cemetery graves are dilapidated with sunken stones and receding dirt. It notes uncertainty about a cemetery association and urges Pecos residents to ensure proper care of all city graves.
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Fairview
Fairview Cemetery
Pecos
Washington Memorial and Masonry Honor George Washington
A patriotic piece calling for a November cornerstone ceremony in Alexandria to lay a memorial to George Washington the Mason. It argues the project, while Masonic in nature, serves national patriotism and education for youth and visitors, reflecting on Washington’s leadership, legacy, and devotion to Masonry.
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Washington
Alexandria
George Washington
Washington As Mason Honored With National Shrine Vision
The text praises George Washington as a Mason and calls for a national shrine to inspire patriotism. It frames the honor as a unifying effort by Masons nationwide to preserve Washington's legacy and motivate future generations.
Governor Walton and the Invisible Empire in Oklahoma
The article argues that Governor Walton faces impeachment from the Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma for enforcing laws against mob violence. It warns that if the Klan can topple a state governor it signals a broader attack on civil liberty, while contrasting public concern in other states and highlighting calls for enforcing lawful government against vigilantism.
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Walton
Oklahoma
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Baird
Enterprise
The
Star
Small-Town Editor's Courage Praises Torch of Freedom
A judge pays tribute to a local editor who faced Klan threats yet denounces mob tyranny. The piece contrasts missionaries abroad with editors at home who uphold enlightenment, risking life and livelihood without backing from churches or missions. It questions whether newspaper men find heaven for their sacrifices.
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Africa
Ourerican Bush
Washington
Foreign Missions
Heaven
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Promises No Nausea or Danger
The ad touts Calotabs as a de-nauseated form of calomel that cures biliousness and digestive issues. One tablet at bedtime with water claims no taste or griping, a good night’s sleep, and a refreshed morning. Sold in sealed packages, thirty five cents for large and ten cents for small. druggists refund if not delighted.
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