Local Oil Throughput and Community Notices
Oil runs show Loving county logging 92 941 barrels in June averaging over 3000 daily while Ward county pipelines total 152 917 barrels and Winkler district nears a million. Community items note pastor Hal Pierce at St Mark Pecos and local residents visiting Fort Worth Balmorhea Big Spring and Pecos with family and school officials mentioned.
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A. Innes-Taylor
the Plains Production Co
San Angelo
Hal Pierce
St. Mark’s Church
Pecos
So’eclock
Loving County
Ward County
Winkler
Ward County primary results show Ma leads Sterl on countywide vote
Mrs Ferguson carried every box in Ward County except Pyote where Sterling won 70 to 50. In the railroad commissioner race Ward County totals favored Thompson 505 to 256 and Satterwhite won the other commissioner race by a large margin. Other races included Hickman for Supreme Court with 506 to 249, Terrell leading for Congressman at Large with 526 votes, and Kerr narrowly leading for district attorney by three votes.
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Ward County
Thompson
Hatcher
Satterwhite
Hickman
Supreme Court
Pier
Kerr
Pecos
Bar. Py. Mon
G. F. Tot
Hudson
Lois B. Reeves
Loving County
Jay
Reeves
Mrs. Ferguson
Sterling
Hill
Election Contest Looms in Loving County
Loving County faces a contest after a tight county judge race where J. C. Ramsey won by three votes over F. W. Elliott. Final tallies place Ramsey 124 to Elliott 121, with Elliott seeking a recount.
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Ramsey
Loving County
J. C. Ramsey
F. W. Elliott
Elliott
Barney Hubbs Back From Mule Creek
Mr and Mrs Barney Hubbs and family returned Thursday afternoon from a three week vacation in western New Mexico with a new Pontiac and Barneys old pipe He says he left with less money than he returned with and hints at a secret He notes knee high grass in the Mogollons near Hillsboro and Mule Creek and praises the fried chicken and climate Paraphrased aging humor and a note of sunburnt arrival accompany the family return.
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H. H. Enoch
Points
New Mexico
Enoch
Burford
Barney Hubbs
Barney
Hillsboro
Mule Creek
N. M
Blackwell Honored At Tenn. School
R Henry Blackwell of Pecos Texas was among 293 graduates to receive degrees from George Peabody College for teachers at the summer commencement. He will receive the Master of Arts and serve next year as principal of Pecos High School. He wrote a thesis on Employment of Home-talent and Married-women Teachers in Texas.
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R. H. Blackwell
Pecos
NASA
Henry Russell
Fort Davis
Balmorhea
R. Henry Blackwell
Texas
George Peabody College
TE Blackwell
Peabody
Blackwell
Brandon Beauty Shop Adds Mrs Kirk Kraus Partner
Mrs Kirk Kraus, previously operating a home beauty parlor, joins Miss Opal Head in the Brandon Beauty Shop. Miss Head announces the partnership and new arrangement.
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Kirk Kraus
Miss Opal Head
Brandon
Miss Head Announ
First Nolan county cotton bale auctioned in Sweetwater
The first bale of Nolan county's 35 000 bale crop arrived nine miles northeast of Sweetwater grown by M T Head. Weighing 465 pounds it was classed strict middling with seven eighths staple. Mayor J P Majors auctioned it to the highest bidder and the Sweetwater Club bought it for 20 cents per pound. Head received merchandise prizes in addition to the premium.
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Sweetwater
Nolan County
M. T. Head
J. P. Majors
Sweetwater Club
Pecos prompts visit by former residents Stein family
Mrs. B. R. Stein and son Bryan Stein of Amarillo with Mrs. Mary Snyder and children from Giddings, Texas visited friends here for several days last week. The Steins, formerly prominent Pecos residents, left on Monday. Weatherford has a new potato chip and peanut factory.
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B. R. Stein
Bryan Stein
Amarillo
Mary Snyder
Giddings
Texas
Steins
Pecos
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