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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
2
A fragmented display shows names and dates from Pecos area publications and printing concerns. It lists Reeves County records, consolidation dates, and various long standing editorial and postal details from early 20th century local press.
About 160 players and guests attended a stag fest at the country club to celebrate a successful season. Alter Heebes organized the evening, playing piano and providing music as guests enjoyed a lively party with light entertainment.
The Pecos area gains a major new industry with the Red Bluff project, a cotton oil mill touted as possibly the town's largest. The mill would provide payroll, a market for cotton seed, and a local feed source for cattlemen, boosting local commerce and freight savings.
The state highway department orders improvements on part of Saragosa road, led by support from State Senator Ken Regan. Pecos officials praise the action as a sign of Austin backing and economic prospects for the area. The county court kept the tax rate at 45 cents, betting on new industries and better valuations to offset lower assessments. Red Bluff district funding and business support are cited as crucial during the dam fight, with a cotton oil mill proposal promising jobs and regional benefits.
Readable fragments describe Eden Mech and others modeling bathing suit styles at a Riverside venue. The item references a recent Gem tary of Progress staged by South wes: Teaas Teachers colege S22 Marcos and the Bathing suit display.
A message reported the death of Mrs. E. V. Adcock in Los Angeles California while visiting her daughter Mrs Ted Alien. She was about eighty and a sister of Mrs. E. J. Hayes of this place and had lived there for many years. She leaves four children with two deceased.
The coach will teach at Perrole next year. J. E. recently returned from an extended interior Mexico visit, bringing experience that should prove valuable.
Se er Sitton parole petitions asking clemency for A J Sitton former post port master who received a light sentence for alleged misapplication of post office funds have been sent to Washington Sitton is described as a prominent pioneer resident of Prote.
Rev J A Kidd preached at Alpine Baptist Church Thursday night. Mrs J L Bloody and son J L Jr returned from El Paso Tuesday after visiting relatives. Mrs WM Garrick of Pecos visited J J Pepe and Jennie Arington Friday. Attendees at the Pecos Methodist meeting Thursday included A A McCleskey and others. Willimar Burchard and family returned from Minerva Wells. Future home plans noted for F J Patton and daughter June in El Paso.
A weather and market note discusses cotton yields in Ward County with a projected six hundred bales versus a Government quota of 1413 bales. It explains processing tax effects reducing shortages, and notes prices around 12 1/2 cents. Also updates on local residents and arrivals including Mrs. R S Johnson and Mrs Beulah Wilson moving into a new home and visits from Milton McClesker, Miss Frances Ketting, and others.
The Foxworth-Galbraith Lamier announces a new warehouse to the rear of the company plant for storing building materials beyond lumber. A second project shows a proposed addition to the east of the main plant, featuring a free-area work site to support additional operations.
State Senator K M Begas introduced two resolutions last week in the Senate involving a Pink Bot inquiry. The measures aim to address concerns raised about the bot and seek official action or study.
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