Pecos School Faces Funds and Football Questions
Pecos officials weigh how to fund athletics as Pecos football shows strong effort yet attendance and gate revenue lag. A big home game vs Stanton looms, with forecasts of a tight finish and high local interest. A county agent plan in Ward and Reeves counties is hailed as vital for agricultural progress. The Pecos PTA hosts Halloween carnival to support ongoing activities and community fun.
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Toyah News Social Notices From Toyah Texas
Local church members and families attend meetings visits and trips across Pecos Abilene Carlsbad Amarillo and El Paso. W M S members gather at the Methodist church for prayer and studies. several residents travel for conferences and family visits.
Devine Creamery Increases Output With High Daily Yield
The Devine Creamery expanded its vat capacity to produce 1,000 units daily and incur a 3400 daily payment to a section or division.
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Devine Creamery
Sherman Plans Increase For Work
A 100 ME proposal seeks to boost Sherman’s staffing or wage fund as part of a broader labor or municipal program. Officials indicate the request targets expanding employment or compensation to support ongoing projects.
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Permanent Halls To Be Built For Davis CCC Camp
Camp at Keesey Canyon State Park near Ft Davis to get two U shaped barracks for 214 men, a shower bath, infirmary, headquarters and recreation hall. Army bids California lumber. 35 local workers to be hired. CCC labor not used on these structures. Captain Paulin to command area, relieving Major Gilbreath now in New Mexico. Camp already has stone mess hall and summer showers. plan to relocate a mess hall to front of camp for visitors.
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Ball Player Farming Barracks Design for Army Camp
The U shaped barracks will be standard cantonment housing at the army camp and will include slave heating. Plumbing supplies have been purchased by bid. Captain Charles Booth of Fort Bliss will be present for at least two weeks as the camp's ranking officer.
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Texas Pacific Oil and Coal Company Gets Loving Leases
The Texas & Pacific Oil and Coal Company, a major independent operator in Texas, filed for record with Coality ena. John VY appears in connection with the filing amid ongoing property lease activity and corporate notices.
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Laboratory Equipment Shipped to Mount Locke Site
Fort Davis residents hear from Dr. Otto Sturve that telescope parts have left Cleveland for Yerkes Observatory and may arrive for the Mount Locke project. Concrete piers will form the McDonald telescope foundation and early work could occur this fall if water is secured. a road is near completion and a deep water bore is underway with crews night and day. If no water is found locally water may be piped from Spring Mountain springs, delaying work.
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Missionary J A Kidd Moves Family to Alpine
Reverend J A Kidd of the Pecos Baptist Association relocated with his family from Pecos to Alpine. The family expresses happiness with the new home. Jimmy attends Sal Ross and Elizabeth teaches at Marathon school.
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Minister J A Kidd Re employed as Missionary
Rev J A Kidd is re employed by the Baptist General Association as evangelist for the territory for a sixth term. In five years he completed extensive travel across the region, covering about 15 004 miles since the start.
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J. A. Kidd
Baptistscos Association
Kiua
24000 Carloads of Fruit Shipped From Rio Grande Valley
Nearly 24,000 carloads of fruit and vegetables were shipped from the lower Rio Grande Valley during the 1952 33 season reflecting a strong regional agricultural performance and transport activity.
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Texas Beverage Receives Dallas Charter for Capital Stock
Texas Beverage is chartered in Dallas with capital stock set at 100 dollars. The filing confirms incorporation plans and a formal capital framework for the company.
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Texas Beverage
Capita Capital
Dallas
Notice of Bank Service Charges And Fees
Notice outlines charges for checking accounts deposits overdrafts and other services. Includes monthly minimums per balance 50 cents for active accounts free checks five plus 5 cents each over five items. Float charges 25 cents per $100 minimum 10 cents. Insufficient funds 25 cents per returned check. Overdrafts 50 cents then 25 cents per extra. interest on time overdraft. Stop payments 25 cents if duplicate check. Collections 25 cents per $100 minimum 25 cents. Travelers checks 75 cents per 100 with 40 cent minimum. Wire transfers 25 cents per outgo plus telegram cost. incoming transfers earn interest with small fee. New accounts 50 cent minimum for deposits under 50.60. Fees waived if profitable relationship or long-term profit.
NRA Census XI Be Prompt
NRA Census XI Be Prompt fragment mentions survey, prompts, and property notes with unclear context and missing full details.
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