Cotton Picker Labor Availability for West Texas
Mr. C. W. Woodman of the U S Farm Labor Bureau reports 2500 to 3000 cotton pickers within 125 miles of Fort Worth and 1500 more could be ready in 3 to 4 weeks. He seeks price per pound, transportation terms, number of families or single hands needed, and housing plans, requesting West Texas inquiries be sent to his Fort Worth chamber office.
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West Texas
Woodman
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ezell Electric Laundry Ad Teases Quick Laundry Service
Ezell Electric Laundry invites customers to call for laundry with quick service and competitive prices. Phone number 210 advertised.
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Ezell Electric Laundry
Mrs Hudsons Family Return From Grand Falls Visit
Mrs John Hudson and children returned last week from Grand Falls where they spent the summer with Mr Hudson who has charge of a stock of goods there. Miss Marguerite Glasscock leaves Saturday for her Dallas home after a visit with her father W R Glasscock and other relatives. She is accompanied by Miss Aileert Love for a short stay.
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John Hudson
Grand Falls
Marguerite Glasscock
Dallas
W. R. Glasscock
Aileert Love
Leeman Residence Hosts Music Class Opening
Mrs Lucy Mitchell announces the opening of her music class at the residence of Mr and Mrs M M Leeman on Monday September 10, marking the start of the school term.
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M. M. Leeman
Lucy Mitchell
Violin Lessons Offer From Jimmie Craw Plan
Announcement invites individuals to take violin lessons on the plan with special attention paid after Jimmie Craw.
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Jimmie Craw
Pecos Texas Promotes Irrigation and Growth Prospects
County seat Reeves County Texas sits on three rail lines and lies in the irrigated Pecos belt. The town reports large cotton export volumes and alfalfa shipments, growing oil prospects, a Carnegie library, and new electric cotton gin funded by Pecos Power and Ice Company.
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Reeves County
Texas
Texas and Pacific
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Fort Worth
el Paso
Pecos
Red Bluff
Pecos River
Pecos Power and Ice Company
Calotabs touted as a de nausea calomel tablet
A period advertisement claims Calotabs de nauseated calomel, turning it into a pleasant one dose tablet. It promises no taste no griping no nausea with one night dose, and a next morning improvement. The ad notes price thirty five cents for the large package ten cents for the small size and a druggist refund guarantee.
Cantaloupe Grower Involved In Minor City Collision
Cantaloupe grower C Bryan and Will Hudson of Pecos Drug Company had a slight collision Saturday. Hudson’s car was badly torn and pinned against the curb. Bryan’s vehicle escaped injury. Both cars met near the Orient Hotel as they approached the depot end of the street. distance and timing caused the impact. The Hudson car suffered radius rod and fender damage and a tire, while Bryan’s car was undamaged.
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C. Bryan
Pecos Valley
Will Hudson
Pecos Drug Company
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Bryan
Orient Hotel
Bryan
For Sale Adset in The Enterprise Delivers Broad Reach
An advertisement in the Enterprise reaches thousands while you talk to a few. The ad speaks to large audiences through circulation and mail campaigns.
Two Kinds of News in the Paper Then and Now
The author contrasts past slow transmission of news from California gold rushes with modern rapid nationwide reporting. He notes newspapers cover others’ affairs, actions, plans, and outcomes, emphasizing the immediacy and breadth of contemporary coverage.
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