Enterprise and Gusher Consolidated Names and Dates
The notice lists publishing lineage for Che Peros Enterprise and Gusher with HUBBS PRINTING COMPANY branding. It records Pecos Valley News and Pecos Weekly Times histories, Reeves County Record lineage, and consolidation dates in 1921 and 1925. Editor is Jack Hawkins and manager Barney Hubbs. Цена is one year six months one dollar.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
Jack Hawkins
Barney Hubbs
Fergusons Seek Texas Political Pinnacle
The Fergusons face a pivotal moment to shape Texas politics through responsible governance. They promise tax relief, continued highway expansion with federal aid, robust public schools, and safeguards for public interests while stressing a corruption free administration to enhance the Ferguson name in state history.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
Tax Bankruptcy in Nation Spurred by Expanding Government
A historical analysis shows national wealth rising from 1929 to 1913 while government expenditures and indebtedness surged. Taxes have climbed since 1929 as incomes declined, with estimates that the state will absorb at least 30 percent of national income this year. A tax revolt is urged to curb waste and retrench government.
Lord Make Us Men Leaders for a Leaderless Nation
Editorial urges Americans to reject hollow leadership and seek true public figures. It argues the nation must awaken, reclaim personal responsibility, and use the ballot as the tool to find and make such leaders who will steer the country through crises.
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Holland’s
America
Congress
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
Moses
History Will Acclaim Them
The Abilene Morning News notes the recent primary bitterness will fade as partisan wounds heal and public support shifts toward unity rather than division.
Moody Sterling era praised as Texas highway Golden Age
A Texans editorial lauds the Moody Sterling administrations for six years of ambitious, corruption free highway development. It credits Dan Moody with appointing Ross Sterling Walter Ely Cone Johnson and ID K Martin for turning chaos into a nationwide model system and says future Texans will view this period as a high point in public roads.
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Moody-Sterling
Texas
Highway Department
Sterling
Ely
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Ross Sterling
Walter Ely
Cone Johnson
ID. K. Martin
Messrs
Moody
Johnson
Martin
Return Everything Youve Borrowed Week Idea Picked Up
The Temple Telegram proposes a Return Everything Youve Borrowed Week to ease unhappiness and reduce hard feelings. It lists books, lawn mowers, clothes, cups, money, bridge tables, garden hoses, and typewriters as items to return, noting that even small loans like sugar or onions should be repaid if possible.
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Temple
Cantaloupes Boost Fort Stockton Growers in New Venture
Fort Stockton landowners and tenants sent about fifty cars of cantaloupes to market this year. Prices did not meet expectations, but the new crop brought some revenue and a year of experience for this region. Santa Fe representatives stimulated interest, citing climate and soil suitability and freight benefits as factors in a favorable outlook.
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Fort Stockton
West Texas
Santa Fe
Davis Mountains Highway Promises Tourism Magnet
C R Troxel former Pecosite now with the state highway department told the Rotary club in Orient that Texas is building a great tourist playground in the Davis mountains. He said about 17 miles of the new highway on a 75 mile route from Fort Davis to Kent is completed despite recent rains. Troxel was en route to Fort Davis from the Lubbock Democratic convention where Hawkins shared brief notes.
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States
C. R. Troxel
Fort Davis
Kent
New Books on Cynthea by Norma Knight
A mixed review roundup for The Bobbs Merrill edition of New Books on Cynthea. It highlights Norma Knight born in Denver, the Denver setting, the young engineer hero, Cynthia's shop Odds-and-Ends, and the family dynamics from mother to grandfather. Also notes other contemporary titles and an authorship update on Jo Van Ammers Kuller and Dutton releases, plus a hotel anecdote about Bert Brandon and family details.
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Denver
Iie
Ren
Cynthia
Jo van Ammers Kuller
E. P. Dutton and Co
D. Dudley F. Yard
Brandon
Charles Brandon
William Cuthbert
Bert
Is love ever free in Hedworth’s New York novel excerpt
An Ek. P. Dutton excerpt from Barbara Hedworth’s New York work questions whether love can be free, citing page 286 and posing the central dilemma about love and price in a speculative literary scene.
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Barbara Hedworth
New York
Ek. P. Dutton and Co., Inc
Pecos Valley Mixed Doubles Tennis Tourney Set
The third annual Pecos Valley mixed doubles event begins at Pecos Club Courts at 1 pm on Saturday September 24 and runs through September 25 Invitations have been sent to Carlsbad Toyah Wink Mentone Balmorhea Barstow Fort Stockton Alpine Marfa and Van Horn with over 20 teams expected Defending champions are Miss Bob Avary and Johnie Hutchinson of Barstow.
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Pecos Valley
Pecos Club
Carlsbad
Toyah
Wink
Mentone
Balmorhea
Barstow
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Marfa
van Horn
Bob Avary
Johnie Hutchinson
Shower Given By Mrs Stribling And Others
Mrs R T Stribling and Mrs Claude Anthony hosted a shower for Mrs Harrison Beauchamp at Mrs Brawley Oates home. The honoree received many beautiful gifts as a large group of younger guests attended.
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R. T. Stribling
Claude Anthony
Harrison Beauchamp
Brawley Oates
Humble Oil asks readers about state tax payments
A Humble Oil Co. house organ asks readers if they knew the Humble Oil Refining Co paid into Texas treasury last year four million four hundred fifty seven thousand two hundred forty five dollars in taxes.
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Humble Oil Co
Humble Oil Refining Co
Texas
Veteran printer Pat Moran rescues his paper amid floodwaters
Pat Moran, a veteran editor, recalls risky days and returns to Pecos to set type. Marooned near Toyah Creek, he braved icy waters with a heavy load, then swam back toward Balmorhea to deliver the news on time to subscribers.
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Pat
Pecos
Toyah Creek
Balmorhea
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