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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1939

Page

3

Visitors at Carlsbad Caverns Reach Record August Total

More than 47 000 people visited Carlsbad Caverns in August, totaling 47 581, the second highest August figure in 16 years. Visitors came from 48 states and many countries, led by Texas with 22 058 visitors, followed by Oklahoma with 5 348.

Carlspad Caverns Caverns Thomas Boles Argentina Australia Bolivia British West Indies Canada Canal Zone Colombia Cuba Denmark England France Finland Germany Guam India Japan Mexico New Zealand Norway Philippine Islands Puerto Rico Scotland South Africa Straits Settlement Switzerland Sweden Uruguay Venezuala Virgin Islands Texas Oklahoma

Texas Farmers Benefit From AAA Payments

Texas farmers have received over 34 million dollars in 1937 cotton price adjustment payments and more are due. The Extension Service at College Station announced 59 million in 1938 farm and range conservation checks issued this year. 1939 wheat price adjustments will push the total past three million dollars with nearly 5.5 million more for 1939 cotton payments.

Texas Extension Service College Station

Pioneer Game Protective Association Sees Membership Rise

County Agent Ted Johnston reports multiple membership requests as dove season nears. The association, expanding to cover more acres this year, has received protective sign requests from new members. Farmers and anchors express that the association offers clear benefits.

Pioneer Ted Johnston Johnston

Pasture Mowing Boosts Southwest Grass and Livestock

The article urges timely mowing of late summer weeds such as gum weed sunflowers ragweed broomweed and croton to protect pasture grass. It argues mowing saves moisture, increases next year’s growth, and boosts livestock grazing profits, noting mowers beat hoes in efficiency and many farmers invest in second-hand machines for pasture work.

Pecos Valley Lodge 736 A F and A M Regular Meeting

Regular stated meeting held on the second Tuesday each month at 7 30 p m. Attendance expected and visitors welcome. Roy W Turnbow Worshipful Master W W Ruhlen Secretary Knights of Pythias Lodge 388 Meets every Monday at 8 00 oclock Visitors welcome J B Heard Chief Clerk

Pecos Valley Lodge No F& AM Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 388 J. B. Heard C. C

IOOF Lodge Meets Friday Evenings at Eight

IOOF Lodge No. 650 holds Friday meetings at 8:00 pm. Visitors welcome. Aubrey Shoemake is Noble Grand with R. T. Crist as secretary.

Ioof Lodge No Aubrey Shoemake Noble R. T. Crist

Nancy Drew Series Continues at Grand Theatre

Bonita Granville stars in the west edition of the Nancy Drew film series at the Grand Theatre on Tuesday. A new musical mystery, quickly becoming a theater favorite, unfolds as Nancy solves another thrilling case.

Nancy Drew Sarring Bonita Granville Thea Nancy

Goodbye Mr Chips at Grand Pecos Sunday and Monday

The Grand Theatre Pecos presents Goodbye Mr Chips featuring Robert Donat and Greer Garson for a Sat urday night prevue and Sunday and Monday performances. Terry Kilburn appears in a major juvenile role under Sam Wood’s direction.

Mr. Chips Prevue James Hilton Grand Theatre Pecos Donat Greer Garson Terry Kilburn Lord Jeff

Texas Deer Boom In Colorado County Highlights State Lead

Texas Game officials report Colorado County deer numbers rose from 125 in 1924 to 7 800 in 1939 4 800 adults 3 000 fawns of which 1 500 are bucks. Officials estimate 650 bucks can be killed next season without harming breeding stock. Licenses expired August 3 1938 39. artificial lure licenses are 1 10 and hunting licenses 2.

Colorado County Texas Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Department Game _ Department

Antelope Trapping Hits First Success In Region

The Game Department regional manager reports that antelope trapped last spring in Trans-Pecos thrived through summer. Animals are in excellent condition with many young. This marks the first successful trapping effort in the country and opens new range despite past overgrazing on fences.

Trans-Pecos Game Department

Wildlife protects West Texas crops by voracious birds

RDS are credited with the lower grasshopper problem in West Texas this year as Swainson's hawks horned larks and thousands of barn owls preyed on the pests. A flock of Swainson's hawks exceeded 1000 birds feeding on mature hoppers, with no egg pods left after departure. Landowners benefit from brush piles left to aid quail and wildlife programs expand to conserve game and fish in Texas.

Texas Swainson Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Swaison Game Department

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Game Association Roy W. Turnbow Standard Oil Company OF Texas Presents Coal Disneys Little Walt Disney Productions Hrimp Lden Krust Brean Ma As Ee A Ror Donald Donald Duck Standard Oil Company OF Texas Robert Donat Chips Sam Wood Pecos, Texas MO. J. Ivy Real Estate & Insurance Elliott & Waldron Abstract Co R. C. Brewster Brandon Collie Electric Shop Bill Collie Mgr J. L. Kincannon W. W. Dean Pecos Abstract Co General Insurance W. H Bill” Knox Hubbard & Kerr Attorneys-At-Law Bell & Regan West Texas H. F. Anthony Lands and Real Estate A. E. Pye Collings-Wilson CO Rufus A. Roberts Bryan-Bozeman J. B. Cotten Crane, Texas Texaco Bill Winston Texaco Station Lewis Sheet Metal J.I. Street Peros Funeral Home J. H. Wallace L. E THE T& P T&p Texas and Pacific Texas and Pacific Service Pacific
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