đ Happy All Hallowsâ Eve from Train Station Pest Elimination
Howdy, neighbors â
As October draws to a close and the desert air cools down just right, we wanna wish yâall a Happy Halloween from Train Station Pest Elimination.
Whether youâre out wranglinâ candy with the kids, carvinâ pumpkins on the patio, or enjoyinâ a quiet evening watchinâ the neighborhood light up, we hope your nightâs full of laughter, safety, and good olâ Arizona fun.

đ» Trick-or-Treatinâ Then and Now
Phoenix Halloween nights sure have changed since the early 1900s. Back then, folks gathered for community costume parties and parlor games downtown. Adult costumes leaned fancy â think kings, queens, and mythical characters â and partygoers recited ghost stories by lamplight instead of LED. One 1919 invitation read:
âPut on a mask and talk so queer,
The witches wonât know youâŠ
And donât you wear anything new,
For that is the hour the âbadâ witches play.â
We reckon that was a polite way of sayinâ: donât wear your Sunday best â it, and you might not make it home untouched since mischief was part of the fun back then. Tossinâ flour, ringinâ bells, and playinâ harmless pranks was all the rage before store bought costumes and candy took center stage like today.

Fast-forward a hundred years, and Phoenix neighborhoods have swapped ghostly rhymes for Trunk-or-Treats, block parties, and backyard movie nights under the stars. The lookâs changed, but the heartâs the same: good neighbors, good laughs, and community spirit under our big desert sky.
Hereâs to sweet treats, safe streets, and peaceful nights under the desert moon.

đ” Fun Fact, Did Ya Know?
This year, analysts say Halloween decoration sales are outpacing Christmas for the first time ever. Folks are goinâ all-in on light shows, 12-foot skeletons, and pumpkin inflatables. Maybe itâs because everyone already owns plenty of Christmas dĂ©cor â or maybe itâs just that Halloween lets us get creative without the pressure.
And hereâs a local twist: because Arizona doesnât observe Daylight Saving Time, our sunsets line up due west on Halloween week, castinâ a straight shot of orange light down Phoenixâs long streets â just in time for the trick-or-treaters. No witchcraft there, partner, just desert geometry doinâ its thing.

đ From Our Family to Yours
Whether Halloweenâs your favorite night of the year or one you sit out in quiet reflection, weâre glad to share this community with good folks like you.
Stay safe, drive slow through those glowinâ neighborhoods, and enjoy the spirit of the season in whatever way feels right for you and yours.
From the Head Wrangler at Train Station Pest Elimination â
Happy Hallowsâ Eve, neighbors. đ

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