Pecos Enterprise and Gusher Consolidate in 1925
The Pecos Enterprise and Gusher announce consolidation effective May 16 1925 under editor Jack Hawkins and manager Barney Hubbs. They publish weekly issues from Pecos Texas with monthly/annual rates listed and matter of record for post office classification.
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Becos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise and Gusher
Jack Hawkins
Barney Hubbs
Pecos
Texas
Pecos Chamber to Install New Leadership at Annual Banquet
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet Friday at the high school auditorium. President Ray Lewis will hand over leadership to the elected successor during the evening session amid praise for a productive 12 months.
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Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Ray Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Cyclone Davis Warns Gold Standard Doom in Speech
J H Cyclone Davis of Texas urged Bryan and Free Silver in Nebraska that the gold standard would annihilate silver money and devastate farmers and workers. He warned of vast debt, tax burdens on the poor, riots, revolutions, and a global collapse sparked by gold bearing securities. He predicted widespread misery and eventual repudiation.
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J. H
Davis
Texas
Bryan
Nebraska
Shylock
Praise of Pecos melons highlighted by Christian Evangelist
The Christian Evangelist of St. Louis lauds Pecos cantaloupes after Rev. Gus Ramege Secretary H. P. Davis of the Chamber of Commerce and M. J. Todd sent a crate to W. B. Clemmer circulation manager. Clemmer extols the fruit's superior quality and notes ongoing and prospective development locally.
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Christian Evangelist
St. Louis
Gus Ramege
H. P. Davis
Fort Russell May End Dude Ranch Near Marfa
Fort D. A. Russell near Marfa may be converted to a dude ranch as the government seeks a lease. The offer includes a million dollar plant with 34 acres of land and 134 buildings, 79 of which are concrete. Most structures are adobe or frame with nearby Marfa within a mile.
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Fort Russell
Former Pecosite Dies September 14
Mrs. Louis Dearing died September 14 at Santa Rita New Mexico after a two day illness. She lived in Vecos area over 15 years and is survived by her husband and six children including Willie King Pecos Ben Dearing Douglas Ariz J B Dearing Los Lunas N M Mrs Carl Thuer Santa Rita Jamie and Faye Dearing Santa Rita Funeral services were held September 15 at the First Baptist church Santa Rita conducted by Rev. Hickman. Faye Dearing missed the funeral due to acute appendicitis. Mr. Dearing is ill with the flu.
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Louis Dearing
Santa Rta
N. M
Dearing
Vecos
First Baptist Church
J. B. Dearing
Los Lunas
Carl Thuer
Santa Rita
Jamie
Faye Dearing
King
Pecos
Faye
Stubbeman Seeks Voters’ Support From Austin
Midland politician Frank M. Stubbeman, winner of the Aug. 26 election for the Sth district legislative seat succeeding the late B. Frank Haag, writes from Austin thanking Pecos and Reeves County voters. He seeks communications from residents on upcoming session issues.
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Frank M. Stubbeman
Midland
B. Frank Haag
Austin
Pecos
Reeves County
Conditions Improve Says United Chief Krupp
Bernard Krupp of El Paos head of United Dry Goods Stores with over twenty stores in Arizona Texas New Mexico spoke with E S Secrimshire local store manager. Krupp said conditions were improving and chain sales this year exceed last year’s comparable period.
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Bernard Krupp
el Paos
United Dry Goods Stores
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
E.S. Secrimshire
United
Weekend football outlook across the Southwest
The SPORT Outlook previews a full slate of college football with the Eagles at Fabens, Pecos facing Midland, and S. M. U. vs Texas Tech in Lubbock. It notes expected matches, key contenders like A and M, Arkansas, and Rice, plus a predicted close Houston-LSU result and a hopeful Texas A and M in New Orleans.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma Baptists
Razorbacks
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Rice
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Houston
Huey Lane
Local grid action opens with early blowouts and ties
Wink opened with a 20 to 0 win over Monahans, Midland routed Fort Stockton by two touchdowns, while Maifn and Alpine battled to a scoreless draw in an early season football slate.
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Wink
Monahans
Midland
Fort
Stockton
Maifn
Alpine
Southwest conference action heats up this week
Every Southwest conference team will be in action this week. Fans can compare S M U and T C U as U Y C U faces Denton Teachers Friday night. Last week S M U was upset 6 0 by the strong Dentone Eagles. Wise coaches won t overreact to the Mustang setback. Champion-
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S M. U
Denton Teachers
Dentone Eagles
Mustangs
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J. Todd
W. B. Clemmer
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QUEST
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Goud
Austin, Texas
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Port Arthur
Tex
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Marfa
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Mr. Dearing
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Ferrell’s
West End
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E.G. Doty
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New Orleans
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Wyandotte, Michigan
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Pecos, Texas
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Albert Sisk
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