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Newspaper

Del Rio Evening News

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

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Four Tracts Included in Land Sales in Del Rio

Transfer of city property for 18000 dollars from T P Barksdale and wife to C C Belcher and R T Hunnicutt was recorded. The four tracts lie mainly in subdivision C of James Mitchell Survey No 183 with two acres in section 1 and six acres in section 2, plus a five acre tract in the same survey. Additional transfer of lots 11 and 12 in block C section 2 Division P from Abraham de Leon to Juan Carve was also recorded.

T. P. Barksdale C. C Belcher R. T. Hunnicutt W. A Hopkins James Mitchell Price Addition South del Rio Grier Street Abraham de Leon Juan Carve

Lions to Place Highway Signs On Local Roads

Local Lions club gathered at the Hotel Roswell where Hen FP Foster spoke on the legal profession and notable figures such as Washington Lincoln Jefferson Napoleon Justinian Moses. The meeting featured a round table on Lionism and an invitation sign plan for visiting Lions led by D A York with committee members.

Lions Clih Roswell Hen FP. Foster Foster George Washington Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Napoleon Justinian Moses D. A. York Walter Hodge J. C. Dudley Howard Yates W. P. Wallace Jr Fletcher Lowe J M. Netts

Cowboys Beat Fort Clark in Lopsided 15-3 Victory

Del Rio Cowboys offense powers a 15 to 3 win over Fort Clark behind 24 hits from two pitchers. Galloway Ward and Baise homered as Del Rio improves to 2–0 in the season series, while Fort Clark mustered 13 hits but only three runs. Cowboys travel to Eagle Pass next Tuesday as advance reports hint at a strong visiting club.

Galloway Ward Baise del Rio Cowboys Fort Clark Cowboys del Rio Saxon Bobby Cannon Jackson Eagles

Cotton Strikers End Deadlock By Arbitration Pact

In Manchester on August 15, after a deadlock froze eighteen hundred mills and left five thousand workers idle, employers and operators agreed to adhere to the principle of arbitration to settle cotton industry disputes.

Manchester Eng Lancashire

Pedigreed Pekingese Arrives in Del Rio

Wei Pei Fu Sun See, a Pekingese with a distinguished line of ancestors, arrived in Del Rio yesterday. R. M. Hamilton purchased the dog for his daughter Miss Gail Hamilton from the American Kennels in El Paso.

Wei Pei Fu Sun See R. M. Hamilton Gail Hamilton I<ennels el Paso

Track Laying on Sonora Route Delayed

San Angelo Aug 15 Track laying on the Sonora extension of the Santa Fe railroad will not begin for a week or ten days. W H Rochester assistant chief engineer says insufficient grading ahead prevents starting main line rails. Spur may be laid this week. W T Montgomery Lone Star Construction president arrives to discuss progress.

San Angelo Sonora Santa Fe W. H. Rochester Here W.T. Montgomery Lone Star Construction Company

Amarillo Police Drop Probe of Double Killing

Investigation of the double shooting of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Parkie was closed as police found what appeared to be conclusive evidence that Parkie killed his wife and then killed himself, dying several hours later.

Amarillo O. H. Parkie Parkie

Cattle and sheep prices mix with steady trends in Kansas City

Stock report from Kansas City at noon shows cattle and calves totaling about 4 000 with holdovers around 1 151. Native fed steers and yearlings mostly steady. Western grassers slow and lower. cows and bulls barely steady to lower. stockers unchanged. Sheeps 6 000 with killing classes steady. top Colorado lambs $13.35 and range lambs $13.10 to $13.30. natives $12.25 to $12.50. Colorado owes $6.25.

First National Bank Kansas City Colorado

Leasing Active on Schleicher County Ranches

Special Correspondent reports rising leasing interest in Schleicher County after Phillips Petroleum’s wildcat near Judge J A Whitten’s ranch shows oil and gas at depth. Whitten No 1 has produced about 150 barrels daily from a lime shale, with a test at the latest 4928 feet planned later this week. Several companies including Atlantic Delmar Sinclair Repub Yeon and Vacuum have bought blocks to drill before year’s end.

San Angelo Phillips Petroleu Company Schleicher County J. A. Whitten Arger Phillips No. 1 Whitten Phis Eldorado Santa Fe Leasini Selideicher

Robison Improves After Illness At New London Home

J. H. Walker reports improved condition of J. T. Robison veteran commissioner of the general land office. The 67 year old has been very ill at the home of his son Dr. J. T. Robison in New London Connecticut. His health had been failing for years and worsened by a legislative committee investigation.

Austin, Ave J. T. Robison General Land Office J. H. Walker Land Office

Alpine ranch buyer visits Del Rio on business

Gilmer of Alpine spent Thursday in Del Rio on business and visiting friends. He formerly lived in the Rock Springs country and recently purchased a large ranch near Alpine.

J. W. Gilmer Alpine del Rio Mr Gilmer Rocksprings Ace

Kincaid Praises Tax Move While Frowning on Wool Mohair Duty

Special Correspondent from Ozona reports T B Kincaid president of the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas welcomed Senate Finance Committee tariff raises but lamented the cut in duty on fine wools and mohair from 34 to 3 cents. The Senate bill raises nails wool rags shoddy and threads with new rates and Kincaid highlights wool rags duties benefiting large import volumes yearly.

Bert Ozona T. A. Kincaid Senate Finance Committee

Semifinals Set in San Felipe Doubles Tourney

Littleton and Clingman defeated Humes and Johns 6-3 15-13 at San Felipe Country Club to reach the semifinals. A draw then paired Littleton and Clingman with Abbey and Sellers for the next round, while Treadwell and Leary received a bye and will meet the semifinal winner Thursday night for the doubles club championship.

San Felipe Country Club Littleton Clingman Humes Johns Littleten Abbey Sellers Treadwell Leary

Former Asylum Inmate Held in Brutal Murder

Grant Blake about 45, a former inmate of St Peter's Insane Asylum, was arrested in Minneapolis on April 15 for questioning in the brutal murder of 12 year old Dorothy Ann Pole. Bloodstains were found on his shoes and he offered no clear account of Tuesday night’s disappearance.

Minneapolis Minn Grant Blake St. Peter's Insane Asylum Dorothy Ann Pole Dorothy

Dynamite Blast Follows Death In Street Car Strike

In New Orleans Australia authorities urge steps after a street car strike turning violent. A three year old boy was killed by a trolley car driven by a strike breaker. Two street railway cars were dynamited during the night causing damage and fear.

Aus

Auto Licenses Fast Start This Month

Tax Collector John W. Almond reports thirty two automobile licenses issued so far this month averaging more than two daily. He calls the showing very good though trailing last month when the average was three per day.

John W. Almond

Indian pony in Kansas believed 47 years old

In Marysville Kansas on August 15 a farmer, Michael Reuger, owns a remarkably aged Indian pony thought to be 47. The animal, traceable to a herd bought in 1885 by Charles Phillips, cannot chew corn or prairie hay yet eats oats and alfalfa and is used to drive cows to and from pasture.

Marysville Kas Michael Reuger Charles Phillips

Dry Weather in Range States Reflected in Market Prices

Continued dry weather in western range states is linked to lower lamb arrivals at Kansas City and mixed feed conditions across states. Officials note earlier market movement, with Nevada and Idaho shipping patterns shifting, while overall western lamb supply remains uncertain and breeding stock trends show pressure from financing and a soft wool market.

Kansas City Daily Drover Telegram Wyoming Idaho Utah Montana Nevada

Rowlands Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Ft Worth

Mr and Mrs John Rowland of this city were injured in a car wreck near Fort Worth yesterday while en route to Mineral Wells A telegram received by their son Melvin Rowland gave few details and said Mrs Rowland would be fine in a week or so with the journey to be resumed No other passengers were in the car and Mr Rowland owns the Metropolitan Tailor shop in town.

John Rowland Rowland Port Worth Melvin Rowland

Sul Ross to Award 18 Degrees at Summer Session

The Sul Ross State Teachers College will award 18 degrees to students from across Texas on August 23 during the Summer Session graduation exercises. Degrees go to recipients from Beaumont to El Paso, with 40 permanent elementary certificates also issued. Dr A W Birdwell of Stephen F Austin Teachers College will deliver the principal address, and W Morelock of Sul Ross will confer the degrees.

Alpine Sul Tess State Teachers College Stair of Texas Beaumont el Paso A. W. Birdwell Stephen FP. Austin Teachers College Naconedoches Derif. W. Morelock Sul Ross Edwin Alsup Bronte Gladys Arthur San Antonio Charles Breedlove Haskell Eva Chaffin Alpine J. C. Cothrany del Rio Len Edwards Sweetwater Thomas Hamilton Eden

Snook Carries Death Verdict To High Court

Dr James Howard Snook, condemned to die for the slaying of Ohio University coed Miss Theera Hix, appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court after a conviction and death sentence. R Ricketts, his chief counsel, indicated the state supreme court and up to 100 days grace may be sought.

Comumpus Ghia Appeals James Howard Snook Snook Theera

Radio Adds Novel Demonstration at Dane County Fair

Madison Wis radio event integrates cows farm machinery and vehicles in a first of its kind central performance at the Dane County fair. Aus four day excursion and aviation fuel refueling noted as highlights. Families Pat Erhard and N H Hunt visit local hosts with Hunt serving Pearsall Chamber.

Madison Wis Dane County Redin

Crest of Flood Threatens San Marcial Area in New Mexico

Water from the Rio Puerco inundated San Marcial with walls breaching at three points. Crests passed and patching stabilized parts of the town while Barney Hotel and other structures withstood the flood. Streets flood 2 to 6 feet as San Acacia and San Antonio reportedly suffered major damage.

Rio Grande Barney Hotel San Acacia San Antonio San Marcial

Loot Recovered in San Antonio Bank Messenger Robbery

San Antonio detectives report most of the robbery loot recovered after a bank messenger heist. Suspects Joe Swartz and Lane Wilbur charged with robbery by assault with firearms. Burley Shipp linked to the case but released after identification by the victim. Police say advance intelligence aided rapid arrests.

San Antonio Robery Haive Joe Swartz Lane Wilbur Swarty Wilbur Frank Welman Cape Burley Shipp Swart Shipp Guaranty State Bank Federal Reserve Bank

Hatcher Faces Simple Assault Charge in Bank Row

Austin report says State Treasurer W W Gregory Hatcher was charged with simple assault in a justice court after a clash with J A Pratt an employee in the state banking department. The filing follows a meeting with Pratt to settle a dispute from a week earlier and notes Hatcher was struck by Kais Shaw, the State Banking Commissioner, in a separate meeting.

Austin J. A. Pratt State Banking Department Gregory Hatcher Justice of the Peace Court Hatcher Prict Steresy Attie Kais Shaw

Maldonado Charged After Razor Threat in East Del Rio

The case against Adolf Maldonado, reportedly involved in an argument over money in East Del Rio, includes alleged assault with a razor. Maldonado appeared before Justice Muller at 2 am. appearance bond set at 3400. Witness Santaco Varga, of Ozona, stated Maldonado drew a razor after a money dispute, the incident occurring around 11 pm yesterday.

Adolfa Maldonado Penen Muller Diety

Post Office Vacancy Filled By New Fuller Brush Agent

Ernest Smith, longtime Del Rio post office clerk since December 1927, resigns to join Fuller Brush Company as an agent. His territory covers Del Rio to the river as far as Fale Pase and extends northwest to Dryden. Mrs V Roth replaces him in the post office.

Ernest. Smith del Rio Fuller Brush Company Fale Pase Dryden

San Juan County Utah population amid vast area

The text notes San Juan County in Utah is large, larger than New Jersey, yet sparsely populated with about 4,900 residents. It mentions a historical note that from 1875 to 1918 only executions for murder occurred, but the excerpt is fragmented and unclear about specifics.

San Juan County Cormer Utah New Jersey

Passport rules confusion loom at border zones

Officials in Villa Acuna and Del Rio faced mixed signals as a July circular outlined entry rules for residents within 40 and 49 mile zones. After August 28 travelers from the 40 mile zone would need an identification card to cross the border or be denied entry, while 49 mile zone residents could pass with local IDs but still require future verification. Immigrant officers emphasized exact authority awaited and warned no formal notices had been received by Pena or De Leon.

Marlin de Leon Immierad Villa Acuna Mer Liner Pena Mees City Win del Rio Twe Mexicay International Bridge Mexig Dea Sr. Pena Cffier de Leon Mexico City Passegas Mexico Lareds Villa Agons del Rio Pena de Leo Susan Republions Sr. de Leon Villa Atuas

Gas tax hearing set for Saturday in Austin

Public hearing scheduled Saturday morning at the State Comptroller's office to discuss regulations for the four cent gas tax. The announcement notes concerns as the tax policy nears implementation.

Austin Officer of State Comptroller S. Hy

Weather Del Rio and Vicinity Forecast Update

Del Rio and vicinity expect fair tonight and Friday with partly cloudy conditions in the far west. West Texas sees warm weather in the Panhandle tonight and Friday with fair skies elsewhere. Del Rio reported 95 degrees at 1 PM, up from yesterday. May 4 was the hottest day with 100 degrees. Rainfall lags normal by about three quarters of an inch. lightning possible but no immediate rain outlook.

Panhandle del Rio Molyneaux Mercury

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Hunnicutt and Seldier R. H. E del Rio Clark Alexander Pantages Los Angeles Pantages Eunice Pringle Ross Fowler Jeff Ruth May Robison Gilmer Visitor Kincaid Mgr Rowlands Ft. Worth Mrs Pat Erhard Galveston N. H. Hunt Pearsall New Mexico San Marcial, N. M Gan Marcial Bank BRGTH Ica Amer del Rio and Vicinity Fair West Texas East Texas
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