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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1922

Page

6

Kahn urges world market openness to aid American farmers

Otto H. Kahn, head of Kuhn Loeb & Co., says American farm prosperity hinges on keeping world markets open and a fair settlement with Allied debts. He condemns Central Europe’s misery, urges cooperation, and calls for mutual forbearance between capital and labor to restore stability and growth.

Robert Fuller New York Otto H. Kahn International Bank Kuhn, Loeb & Co Europe Mr. Kahn America United States

Great American Desert Transformed by Irrigation and Science

Richard Lloyd Jones surveys the United States expansion from Oregon’s wheel to thriving irrigated lands. He praises Burbank, agricultural colleges, and scientific farming turning desolation into fertile prosperity and promising enough land to feed the world.

Great Burbank United States

Witty courtroom quip lands in old law joke

A lawyer probes a witness about knowing jurors. The witness jokes he knows more than half the men on the jury and, if needed, more than all of them put together. The line is a humorous aside from an Ex source.

Prominent College Boys Arrested On Extortion Attempt

Brownwood police jailed Roy White and John R. Dumenil on charges of sending threatening letters to Howard Payne College dean Cameron Marshall. Bonds set at 500 dollars each. cases to be moved to federal court. The incident tied to Ku Klux Klan influence and youth exposure to its harmful effects.

Brownwood J. M. Perry Roy White John R. Dumenil Cameron Marshall School of Music Howard Payne College Marshall Justice of the Peace United States White Dumenil Daniel Baker

Eloping couple halted by sign at minister’s house

They pull over to marry near a minister’s home but pause when a sign warns no hitching here. The scene mixes humor and romance as the couple debates the ideal spot.

Swain

Death of an aged Carlsbad resident John Jones

John Jones aged about 82 died at his daughter Mrs Dillahunty’s home in South Carlsbad after a long illness eight weeks of last disease. He was a resident of Carlsbad eight years and had two sons and one daughter living in Oklahoma and Texas who could not attend the funeral. Rev Ira Harrison conducted graveside services at City Cemetery. The aged wife survives and many Reeves county citizens are asked to sympathize with the family.

John Jones Carlsbad Jim Dillahunty South Carlsbad B. L. Nance Wiley Jones Wichita Falls Ager

Classified ads offer quick earnings for listings

Local notices encourage trying cheap 25¢ want ads to make money. The message promotes ladies calling cards and directs readers to print at the office.

Peddler Death Question Sparks Caution on West Texas Roads

A Baptist missionary in West Texas stopped a barefoot Italian peddler and asked if he was prepared to die. The peddler leaped from the jitney and fled, while the missionary remained with his merchandise, ready to explain salvation.

Texas Sy Brother Colorado

Hungry customer blasts waiter over apples

The customer shouts that the apples are unfit for a hog to eat and the waiter apologizes, promising to fetch better fruit. The exchange ends with the waiter offering to replace the apples after a brief wait.

It Pays To Advertise In The Peces Enterprise

Rates listed are 49 cents per inch or 10 cents per line for readers.

Peces

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Aid

An advertisement warns against calomel a toxic mercury drug causing cramps and sickness. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver, requires no salts, and will not salivate, with a money back guarantee if it fails to improve health.

Dodson

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