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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1933

Page

7

New Pupils Enter Pecos High School Enrollments Rise

Principal R. H. Black reports fourteen new students joined Pecos High School this season. Seniors Elizabeth Chatham and Helen Henderson arrive from Toyah High, Orene Hay from Medina High, Barbara Dorr from St. Stockton, D. L. Morgan from Mentone, J. L. Tarver from Fort Stockton, Gilbert King from Lindbergh Junior High in Long Beach, Opal King from Lindbergh in Long Beach, Don Duncan from Varnum in Oklahoma, and Viola Ratliff from Dale Elementary in Dale Texas.

Merly Elseere Pecos R. H. Black Gilbert King Lindbergh Long Beach Calif Don Duncan Varnum Okla Opal King Long Beach Calif Viola Ratliff Dale Texas

Price of Loving Crude Tops Five Decade High in Loving County

Producers in Loving County receive 65 cents per barrel retroactive to September 5 from Pasotex Pipe Line Co. El Paso for Wheat field and Winkler County oil. The market had fluctuated since January 5 1933 with highs around 78 cents earlier and lows near 20 to 30 cents at various dates. Ketor and Lea county oils also fetch 65 cents while other West Texas crude remains around 60 cents.

Pasotex Loving County Pasotex Pipe Line Co el Paso Winkler County Ketor County Lea County New Mexico West Texas

Yellowstone Park Waits 8 “old Traveler in Texas Big Bend Region

Harper Sparks reports on the Big Bend of Texas, describing the six hundred square mile area as an emerging public interest site. He highlights Chisos Mountains, canyons, diverse forests, wildlife including deer and panther, a 200 foot waterfall, caves, and a volcanic crater at Mt Emery. He predicts Big Bend may become a national park and attract visitors like Yellowstone or Yosemite.

Yellowstone Park Texas Big Bend Big Bend of Chisos San Vicente Hot Springs Mt. Emery Mexico United States Yellowstone Chisos Mountains

Shanghai Heat Mirrors Pecos Summer Says Ex-Pecos Man

Tillman Durdin of Pecos, now with the China Press in Shanghai, reports a humid, oppressive summer. He plans a sea coast visit in Japan for vacation and hopes to travel to the United States by 1935, noting Upton Close’s Far East tour and his reading of the Pecos Enterprise.

Shanghai Pecos Tillman Durdin M. A. Durdin Enterprise Staff China Press Shanhai Japan China Tillman Roosevelt United States Texas Far East Upton Close

Texas business failures in August 1933 near record lows

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 35 commercial failures in Texas for August 1933, the smallest August total since 1920 aside from 1928. Liabilities totaled 765000 dollars with assets of 418000 dollars.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Drastic Cuts in Texas and Pacific Rail Rates

Frank Jensen announces drastic reductions in passenger fares for Texas and Pacific routes. The 112 cent per mile round trip rate applies to Dallas to El Paso and Fort Worth to Denton Sherman Paris Texarkana routes, valid on all trains including the Sunshine Special. The lower fare enables round trips for less than the one way price, and the one way rate is cents per mile.

Texas and Pacific Frank Jensen Dallas el Paso Fort Worth Denton Sherman Paris Texarkana Jensen

Hi Ho in Chinatown Cage Opines on Words and Pride

An unfamiliar quote from Hi Ho asserts affection for words and a wish to give them prominence, framing language as a cherished, almost childlike companion within Chinatown. The remark highlights pride in linguistic heritage amid community discourse.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Sti

New Texas Corporations Chartered in August

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 141 new Texas corporations chartered in August with authorized capital stock totaling 2,265,000 dollars. This marks a 3.2 percent rise from July and a 2.2 percent rise from August 1982.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elizabeth Chatham Toyah High School Orene Hay Medina High School Helen Barbara Dorr Stockton High School D. L. Mor Gan Mentone High School J. L. Tarver Fort Stockton High School J. R. Porter A. B. Bryant Pecos Laundry Crazy Water Hotel Mineral Wells Legionnaires Neat Wash Max Sibley Toyah Hiram Sibley K. C Reeves County Argonne America Chises Harper Sparks Arizona Lebanon Wade Canyon Ward Weakley Ward T. van Norman Frank A. Trotter James Gordon Bennett Ontario Wilds George Jordan, Jr Evangeline Adams Hecker H-O Company Atlantic City N. J California Blanche McDonald Hollywood Connecticut Marion Bergeron West Haven New York State Flo Meyer East Rockaway Havana Naval Park Miami Foods Inc New York the Process Corporation OF Chicago, Ill Mrs. S. I. Morgan Peic Philco Auto Radio Philco Transitone Pecos Furniture Company Funeral (Ho
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