Pecos Valley News and Pecos Times Consolidation Note
A historical notice lists Pecos Valley News Pecos Weekly Times and County Record with their establishment years and consolidation on November 25 1912 The Enter prise merged Pecos Times on June 1 1917 Published every Friday with editor John Hibdon and advertising rates including display per inch and per word for classified all in advance subscription rates of 2 per year 1.25 for six months and notes second class matter dating October 22 1915 at Pecos Texas
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
County Record
Enterprise
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Pecos
Texas
Readers urged to renew Enterprise subscriptions
The editor warns Pecos readers of overdue and expiring subscriptions and offers a two year renewal for three dollars. Delinquent names will be dropped after the January 12 issue unless paid, with no collector sent to press payment. The Enterprise proves it cannot operate on credit without funds.
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Enterprise
Pecos
Governor Walton Calls For Shoot To Kill Tactics
Governor J C Walton addressed thousands at a Labor Day picnic in Hartshorne urging residents to arm themselves or accept martial law to quell mob violence in Oklahoma. He warned violators should be shot on sight and said national guardsmen would be deployed if necessary to restore order.
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Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Caster
Hartshorne
Walton
Tulsa
Pecos Enterprise billing dispute sparks threaten new supplier
A Pecos business told the Enterprise editor he would place a large order with a rival grinting concern because the current office has an unpaid bill. He warned the rival would charge more than the Enterprise, which has billed monthly and lately prepaid $26 in advance. The writer questions whether this constitutes fair competition or justice.
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Pecos
Tim
Enterprise
W&fice
Hard on Mr. Peeler sparks uneasy editorial clash
The Enterprise discusses bills and debts, noting a clash over interpretation. The piece argues readers may differ in views yet condemns none, while upholding a stance that some actions strain obligations and expectations. It hints at broader issues of fairness and responsibility in public discourse.
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Peeler
Ku Kluxing the Ku Klux
The Ku Klux Klan denounces the Steubenville mob that beat its members and calls for statute law and state force. It notes a change in its stance after such attacks, insisting on vengeance and police action while praising its own virtue. The New York World commentary.
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KU Kluxing
KU Klux
Ku Klux Klan
New York World
Religion of a president and church ties debated
The Banner notes the president's religion may interest the public and comments on Mrs Coolidge's Congregationalist affiliation while the president reportedly has no denomination. It argues church membership does not prove faith and cites past leaders as examples, urging time to judge the president's true religion.
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Banner
Coolidge
Collidge
Baylor County
Kaiser
Cortez
Wichita County
Paisano Meeting Great Success At Annual Session
The Second Annual Paisano Meeting drew large crowds including seventy nine from El Paso. Drs Porter Gates and Truett preached a revival with thirty conversions and twenty three baptisms. Mrs Siller led chalk talks and Mrs Miller will head state secretaries next year.
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Paisano
Phillips
Gardner
Beddal
Lanier
Geo. Siller
Porter
Gates
James Jolley
Sam Means
el Paso
Import rise hides trade shift amid 1923 U S review
The Department of Commerce reports a four percent rise in U S imports for the first half of 1923 versus 1922, driven by raw materials like wool tin and pig iron. Exports to Europe fell to 50 percent of total trade from 55 percent, reflecting weaker European buying power and lower productivity.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Europe
Great Britain
Trade figures show mixed year half results with Britain and Germany impact
The report notes a 53 percent rise in total imports from Great Britain and a 8 percent drop in exports to that country. Exports fall 14 percent to Germany while imports surge 47 percent. France boosts imports over 1922 with exports up 2 percent. Italy sees 40 percent export growth and 62 percent import rise. Wheat bacon lard and cotton drive export gains while cotton flour lead and copper decline.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Music Class Opens With Teachers Institute
Announcement for a music class starts with the opening of the teachers' Institute. Instruction offered under Mrs. C. B. Jordan. Those interested may contact at the stated home phone number 90.
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Teachers’ Institute
C. B. Jordan
Texas Industrial Week Promotes Made in Texas Products
San Antonio reports Texas Industrial Week to begin November 12 with noon siren, displays of some 150 Texas made products, city luncheons, trade parades, and Made in Texas programs in clubs to boost local industry and purchase of Texas goods.
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Texas
San Antonio
G. M. Kanebel
Texas State Manufacturers’ Association
The
Roary
Kiwanis
Lions, City
Canopus
Business and Women’s Clubs
Pecos Enterprise Big Ed At This Office
A compact note from The Pecos Enterprise references the office’s lead editor, describing prominent duties and local newsroom activity. The item highlights editorial oversight and community coverage in Pecos reports.
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Pecos
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