A Shoe Bargain We Have 100 Pairs Of
A local retailer advertises a sale featuring 100 pairs of shoes at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes bulk stock and discounted footwear available to shoppers.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
9
A local retailer advertises a sale featuring 100 pairs of shoes at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes bulk stock and discounted footwear available to shoppers.
Lee Cauley advertises as a mover for furniture, household goods and implements to nearby towns and counties. For more information call 181 33tt.
The new St. Leo's Catholic Church on South Flores Street was officially dedicated with a large congregation. Rt. Rev. A. Crossaert officiated Mass and Rev. P. Hickman of Waco delivered the sermon. Parish plans include a parochial school and active social organizations. pastor Rev. Crane previously served in San Angelo. Elsewhere, a clothing store on East Louston Street was robbed of about $2,500 in women’s waists and underwear, with over $550 in skirts and dresses recovered. a young Mexican suspect is sought after a rope-ladder escape through a skylight.
W G Smallwood of Gregg County contests the constitutionality of the 35th Legislature’s tick eradication act in a Court of Criminal Appeals habeas corpus filing. He alleges arrest under a justice warrant for failure to dip cattle and argues the act is unconstitutional and delegates lawmaking power to the Live Stock Sanitary Commission, forbids private dipping vats, creates a monopoly, and offers no compensation for cattle killed or injured during dipping.
Thieves gained entry through a skylight at the Vogue Cloth shop in San Antonio Texas on April 13 and robbed the interior. Police investigated the burglary and searched for suspects.
Dallas attorney J M McCormick conferred with Assistant Attorney General Ed Smith to decide what parts of the record will be printed for the appeal. The main case, tied to Texas anti pool hall laws, awaits submission date in the U S Supreme Court and a ruling on constitutionality.
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