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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
7
Simon Dulatre a Filipino was killed Friday morning when the car he rode in with Clarence Woods of Los Angeles overturned after a front tire blew out near Kent. Woods escaped with minor bruises and cuts. A Pecos Furniture Co ambulance transported Dulatre to Pecos.
The Loving county field saw a new producer enter. Sec. 92 Petroleum Co. No. 1 Regan-McIlvain in Sec 92, blk 1, W&GN, depth 4232 feet, top of formation 4185 feet, shot Monday, flowing with an estimated 150 barrels. Eight new Atlantic Oil Producing Co. locations announced in Ward county Grandfalls field, with No. 9 to No. 15 Johnson wells in Sec 9, Sec 32, and Sec 34, along H&TC Ry. lines, depths ranging to about 1705 feet. several wells showing drilling activity, spudding dates in September and ongoing operations across multiple sections.
Fall brings skepticism about the NRA and Recovery era as millions pledge to boycott non NRA businesses and support blue eagle displays. Ford's signatory stance sparks debate while coal industry tensions sidetrack NRA influence. Dun and Bradstreet note rising spending, employment gains, and easing suspense nationwide.
Forty five musicians reported to Prof. Chioude Sammis director of the Horned Frog band at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth for the initial rehearsal this week. The group began practicing football songs and drill formations as Prof. Sammis noted the instrumentation this year is the best in several seasons.
The article describes two main cat varieties the long-haired Asiatic Persians also called Angora and the short-haired group including the tailless Manx and the Royal Cat of Siam noted for its dark facial ears tail and feet.
The Texas state library loans Carnegie library books for three months to Pecos residents. The first shipment includes titles such as Jack The Giant Killer, The Golden Fleece, Early Cave Men, Stories of the Gorilla Country, and many more. A second list adds Younger Sister, Apache Devil, Fuller's Earth, and other works now in circulation.
Federal Land Bank of Houston reports an unprecedented loan boom with 2631 Texas farmer applications worth 12 023 828 in three weeks of September. The bank adds a night crew and expands its appraisal staff from nine to 113 in the field and about 125 in training to speed processing.
A fragment lists juvenile books including Johnny F Crowe and Tommy Tinker's Book. Entries mention Grave Livingston Hul and Clark Blaisdell with titles The Poppy Seed Cakes When the Root Children Wake Up and We Begin Carlisle.
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