Local Social and Club News From Nearby Ranches
A long list of visiting residents and local events from the Durrick area includes Mrs Ti Single and daughter Katherine visiting from the ranch, Mr and Mrs Tray Humphries in Madera Springs, and W A Anderson of Durango visiting his son Albert. Community notes report O E S meeting, baptisms, picnics, and a Mother’s Club season opening with committees named for social hygiene, membership, magazine, publicity, and more. The Mothers Club hosts a Teachers reception on Sept 25 at 8 15 at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Armstrong
Harry Jarrell
Magdalena
N. M
E. Jarrell
Edgar McCutcheon, Jr
Taylor
J. E. Jarrell
Beau McCutcheon
Davis Mountains
O. E
Lonnie Locke
Kent
J. L. Furr
James
Abilene
Business College
Guy Garon
van Horn
Toyah
Earl McElroy
W. K. Duncan
Davis Mountain
Pecos
McPherson
Rhody
X Ranch
Charlie Wigley
Cowan Tank
Mitchell Tank
I. V. Garrison
Peces
Methodist Ladies Monthly
W. B. Humphries
Mesdames Burchard
Chatham
Cleveland
Claypool
Kienert
Henderson
Love
Wigley
W. M. Chatham
Marguerite Louise
A. B. Tinnin
Pioneer Bridge Club
E. B. Daniel
Dee Davis
G. K. Jackson
D. E. Klinger
A. Ruhrup
S. Shoults
V. van Giesen
J. B. Young
Misses Georgia Daniel
Helen Ruhrup
Mother’s Club
D. A. Thompson
Guy Powell
C. Pp. Rowland
H. BE. Love
L. Harkness
Frank Powell
Frank Macek
H. Nystrom
John Keating
Frank Seay
R. I. Wigley
Alice Wingate
J. H. Yee
M. A. Grisham
D. K. Klinger
H. Klewext
J. J. Pope
Shoults
A. W. Hoesie
W. Butrum
Rebecca Roberts
G. W. Dabney
T. Andrews
M. McAlpine
Mesdames A
Tinnin
G. W. Hawthorne
TD. A. Thompson
W. B. Collins
Mothers Club
Zimmer Secures Buick Agency for District
Zimmer Hardware Co. secured the Buick agency for Reeves, Ward, Loving and Winkler Counties, unloading a carload of new coaches for district distribution. A sales staffer will showcase models, with a large showroom expansion and workshop move under way to provide better service and repairs. The agency plans a Buy A Buick campaign with a complete model line on display.
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Buick
Zimmer Hardware Co
Zimmer Hardware Company
Richard Roddy
Accomodations
Zimmer Harware Company
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Winkler
Scarcity of Good Rent Houses in Pecos Town
The town faces a real shortage of suitable rent houses despite vacant homes nearby. Demand is rising as more home seekers arrive in Pecos, while hotels and apartments cannot meet needs. With the water system extended and modern conveniences available, now is a timely moment to build better homes and first class rentals to satisfy the growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Brisk Local Trade Boosts Hopes Amid Cotton Slowdown
Local merchants report brisk business and rising sales compared with fall 1925, despite little cotton money. Chamber plans improvements while Rec Bluff Dam work advances. Cattle ranges are in top condition and sales of 900 steers to a New Mexico outfit, plus large herd transfers near Fort Stockton, signal growing wealth and a betterment mood for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rec Bluff
New Mexico
L. W. Anderson
Fort Stockton
Railroad Moves Stock Pens at Last in Ward County
The Texas and Pacific stock pens east of the depot were moved about three hundred yards farther east by a company crew. The move, long sought by citizens, created more space for highway and south side business activity and improved the town’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County News
Texas & Pacific
Denet
Old Price
Financial Review Prepared for The Enterprise by First National Bank
A financial review arranged by First National Bank of St. Louis for The Enterprise outlines bank performance, lending activity, and key market indicators. The document highlights loan portfolios, deposit trends, and regional economic factors affecting business and consumer lending strategies.
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First National Bank
St. Louis
Mrs Roy Wilcox and son return from Oklahoma visit
Mrs Roy Wilcox and her son came back Thursday after spending several weeks with Mrs Wilcox's mother in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilcox
Oklahoma
Mrs. Wilcox
Corn crop estimates show slight rise but under 1925 crop
September 1 corn estimates show a modest rise from August 1 yet the yield remains below the 1925 crop. The crop is placed at 2,698,000,000 bushels versus 2,905,000,000 in 1925 and a five year average of 2,849,900,000. August rainfall improved late crops but unevenly across regions.
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California
Florida
Louisiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Storm Breaks Loose on Ma's Administration
The Texas Legislature opens a special session to consider road bond confirmations for counties while probing Ferguson administration actions. A House resolution orders investigations into all departments, including Highway Board and Pardons, with debate over committee makeup and timing as Moody ally positions shift before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County News
Texas
Ferguson
Fergusons
Highway Board of Pardons and Textbook Commission
Treasury and
Railround Commission
Kinz
Jim Ferguson
Dan Moody
Highway Dept and Board of Pardons
House
Satterwhite
R. L. Bobbitt
Laredo
Claude Teer
Granger
John Rawlins
George C. Purl
Dallas
John Veatch
Joshua
Alfred Petsch
Fredericksburg
A. H. King
Throckmorton
W. R. Montgomery
Jim
Hal Moseley
John Cage
Moody
Senate
A. E. Wood
Moody-Ferguson
Mosely
Cage
Nelson
Henry E. Webb
Odessa
Austin
Webb
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Coyah News
Queers
Ti. S. Single
Katherine
Derrick Ranch
Mer
Tray Humphries
Madera Springs
Mr. Humphries
W. A. Anderson
Durango, Colo
Son
Albert Anderson
Mesdames
A. G. van Horn, W. B. Collins
Claudia
Zimmer
H. F. Anthony
Financial Review
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