Laredo Business Notes Highlight Local Trade Leaders
Around the Town features George L. Hatley recruiting freight routes for Missouri Pacific Lines in Laredo, J. D. Boyd overseeing Missouri Vacine Lines yard operations, and newcomer Toya managing Laredo baseball with the Missouri Pacific James. J. W. Stephenson plans border life films, twin studios proposed, and Leyendecker & Groesbeck to run a modern Texaco service station at Muntomoros and San Bernardo. Nate Smith named manager of the Laredo Oilers signaling spring training and a new ballpark. Chamber of Commerce meeting set for plans. F. A. Winsel of Hebbronville noted among visitors. Kinsel Motor Co. head praised as a top Jim Hogg County businessman.
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J. D. Boyd
Missouri Vacine Lines
Laredo
Mr. Toya
Texas Company
Muntamoros Street
San Bernardo Avenue
Leyendecker & Groesbeck
Nate Smith
Laredo Oilers
Citiens
Oilers
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Winsel
Hebbronville
Kinsel
Kinsel Motor Co
Jim Twegg County
A Lament on Life Purpose and Sustenance
The quote contrasts two life's options, valuing meaning over mere abundance. It suggests existence without purpose is worse than hardship when driven by a meaningful goal or aspiration.
Bootleggers Outwit Days at Boundary Oasis
A cross-border bootlegger at a famed border saloon near Chateaugay serves patrons in the US while operating legally from Canada. Pred Palmer seeks Canadian citizenship to dodge US warrants after prior arrests, with Canadian officers raiding him and fining others as he plans permanent refuge across the line.
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International
Ogdensburg
MN. Y
Chateaugay
Tlied States
Aobar
Canada
Pred Palmer
Road House
United States
Palmer
Hne
Talmer
United ’ States
Williamson County sues over county line dispute near McNeal
A suit filed in Burnet County district court seeks a court ruling on the border between Williamson and Travis counties around the town of McNeal. A surveyor reports McNeal lies in Williamson County though taxed by Travis. Williamson County initiates the action.
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Georgetown
District Court
Burnet County
Williamson
Travis
McNeal
Williamson County
Travis County
Wyoming Embraces Grasshoppers to Aid Turkeys
Chicago, Dec. 2. Wyoming farmers, facing a grasshopper shortage, may welcome the pest again to boost turkey forage profits. Five years after turkeys were introduced to combat the hoppers, grasshopper numbers declined, turkeys prospered, and ranchers now seek artificial propagation to sustain the birds in the Big Horn basin.
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International News Service
Chicago
Wyoming
Agricultural Department
Burlington Railroad
Big Horn Basin
Bir Horn Basin
Turkey Paradise Props and Profits Without Bounds
The text notes a section becoming a turkey paradise with unlimited fowls possible. It claims production cost is one third or less of selling price if the grasshopper crop remains strong, helping Wyoming raisers fetch top prices on the American market.
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Turkey
Wyoming
Chancellor seeks expert view on marriage annulment case
In Trenton New Jersey Chancellor Walker requests expert testimony on whether the marriage between Kathleen McAlvey of Jersey City and Vincent McAlvey of Pawtucket Rhode Island should be annulled due to sleeping sickness. The master recommended annulment arguing Vincent concealed his ailment from Kathleen after their three year marriage.
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Trenton
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Missouri- Pacific Lines
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J. W. Stephenson
Boundary
Lizzie
Jordy
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Laredo Auto Sates Co
City Drug Company
Lumberjacks
Madras
Loisette
Democrat
Curlee
Michaels Stern
SPR
Carlee
Royal Theatre
Paul and
Fred J. Walker
Chiekes
John O. , Buenz “Lumber Co
Ralston
Stetson