Terraplane Cars Handled in Pecos By Local Firm
The McCutcheon Motor Co. manages Pecos representation for Terraplane engines. No contract has made them Pecos Terraplane reps. Terraplane is shown as stylish powerful durable and speedy with prices as low as 699 delivered in Pecos. Terraplane will be sold with Studebaker. Some models are on display.
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McCutcheon Motor Co
Beau McCutcheon Jr
Pecos
Terraplane
Studebaker
Mrs Browning Visiting Lamppasas Household
Mrs W H Browning of Lampasas is visiting Mr and Mrs J W Brooks and will spend time with them here as Mrs Brooks mother.
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W. H. Browning
Lampasas
J. W. Brooks
Brooks
Mary Elon Hinkle
Lynchburg, Tenn
R. E. Hinkle
R. W. Lovelace
Marfa
Rk. Bk. Whaien
Pecos High Football Poised for Strong Season Under Withers
Sidelined notes highlight Pecos high football returning with Ol Man Football this year. Under Buddy Withers the team shows promise after a runner-up 9-B finish and aims to be a district championship contender, with potential to surprise rivals. Read the Advertisements.
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Ol’ Man
Pecos High
Buddy Withers
Pecos
Area Call i Purchases Reach 19000 Cattle in Reeves Area
Reeves Ward Loving and Winkler counties saw government cattle purchases rise to 19000 head this week. County agent Ted Johnston notes boosted weekly quotas tied to a 1800 head per week cap, prompting heavy inspections and sales activity as ranchers rush to sell before potential rain or drought effects force choices.
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Reeves
Ward
Loving
Winkler
Ted Johnston
Mr. Johnston
One Application To Sell Goats
The county cattle program for goats has little response with only one application received for about 400 head of goats. No sheep have been offered. County Agent Ted Johnston urges action before the offer ends.
Pecos men attend Midland Bell Telephone meeting
R. E. Whalen and H. C. Mc New of Pecos and R. W. Lovelace of Marfa attended a meeting of the Bell Telephone Employes Association in Midland Saturday night.
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R. E. Whalen
H. C. McNew
Pecos
R. W. Lovelace
Marfa
Bell Telephone Employes* Association
Midland
Quintuplets and kin make music in Whittier family
In Whittier California a Benton family with thirteen children including fourteen year old twins and eighteen year old triplets spent a night in. Father Gerald Benton a local schoolteacher leads a troupe of young musicians forming an in demand school orchestra in California.
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Benton
Gerald Benton
Whittier
California
Califor
Carlsbad Meet Promotes Pecos Cavern and New Deal
The Pecos Chamber secretary and Rotary and Lions representatives spoke at a joint meeting. J. W P. Donnell and Dick Woll announced Club activities while Mr. Thomason praised Pecos and Carlsbad and urged support for the New Deal, urging patience beyond 1936.
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Dick Woll
Rotary Club
J. W P. Donnell
Lions
Rotarians
Drought head here visits Pecos district official
L L Keene district supervisor of the Emergency Loan Bureau visited Pecos on Tuesday to transact business with County Agent Ted Johnston.
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Ll. S. Keene
Emergency Loan Bureau
Pecos
Ted Johnston
Bradford To Study District Problems
Clyde Bradford of Grandfalls, elected representative from the South district, announced this week he will study legislative problems before the regular session begins in January. He invited district residents to call on him in Grandfalls or write with their legislative concerns.
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Clyde Bradford
Grandfalls
So&th
Bradford
Praise Letter Ties Triangle Camp to A-Plus Tourists
From Juneau Alaska this week praise arrived for Triangle Camp and its owner Wmn Rossman who received a long personal letter of appreciation. The note also lauds the excellent service provided through the A-Plus Tourist Court association of which Rossman is the manager.
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Juneau
Alaska
Triangle Camp
Wmn
Rossman
A-Plus Tourist Court Association
Crowe Rites Held For Pecos Resident
Funeral services for Mr. Crowe, a Pecos resident, drew friends from across the district. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Ione, and two sons Edward and James, with relatives from Lamesa El Paso and Segovia attending. The Enterprise offers condolences to the family.
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Mr. Crowe
Pecos
Ione
Edward
James
A. J. McDaniel
Lamesa
C. Taylor
J. O. Crowe
el Paso
Harold and
Mildrid Defreese
Segovia
Mrs. Crowe
Bob Simpson
Tom Simpson
Amarillo
Hammond to Visit Los Angeles for Several Months
Bb. R. Hammond leaves this weekend for a lengthy stay in Los Angeles California lasting several months.
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Bb. R. Hammond
Los Angeles
California
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