Laredo Notes Highlight Zambrano and Hebbronville Tengah
Adolfo Zambrano of A Zambrano y Hijos is praised as a top Mexican banker and plans two modern houses in Laredo. Judge Brumfield foresees faster travel once a Webb County paved highway is built. Hebbronville moves toward incorporation with Henry Folds as mayor and John Sadler as marshal, while aldermen include Oscar Thompson and others. W. Killam hopes to return home with better eyesight in a week. Cheater Laredo store firm Shapa & Frelich schedules a removal sale at La Victoria. Clarence Lang in Lake Worth, Florida, shifts from oil to potential local development. A party of ten Rockdale renters arrived by three automobiles.
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Adolfo Zambrano
A. Zambrano
Hijos
Bexico
Old Mexico
Zambrano
Llareda
Laredo
A. M. Brumfield
Jim Hogg County
Febbronville
Webb County
Hebbronville
Henry Folds
John Sadler
Oscar Thompson
FE. A. Kinsel
Ww. A. Dannelley
Preston Dannelley
Shapa & Frelich
la Victoria
la Moderna
Clarence Ke, Lang
Lake Worth
Florida
Clarence TS. Lang
Texas
Lang
Visitors and travelers check in at Robert E. Lee Hotel
The report notes guests in Laredo at the Robert E. Lee Hotel including Ernest Guy Robinson of San Antonio planning oil work in the Laredo district, Nettie C. Payne auditor with Percy Tyrrell Hotels, Dr. G. Jones of Kansas City, and Charles M. Dickson of Hicks Dickson & Bobbitt. Plus hunters heading toward Jim Hogg county before dawn to pursue venison.
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Jim Hogg County
Ernest Guy Robinson
San Antonio
Robert BE. Lee
Robinson
Laredo
Nettie C. Payne
Percy Tyrrell
Robert E. Lee
Dr. G. Jones
Kansas City
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Mr. Jones
Charles M. Dickson
Hicks, Hick Dickson & Bobbitt
Dickson
Ex Sheriff Shot In Feud Feud Flares In Temple
Ex sheriff Bond shot at close range as feud flares. He suffers eye injury from buckshot and a window is shattered. Robert Warren and C A Wilbanks injured by flying glass. Fisher later contacts attorney Hair to arrange surrender and bond. Officers pursue Munroe Fisher but find him later ready to bond.
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Temple
Munroe Fisher
Fisher
W. W. Tait
Bond
Robert Warren
C. A. Wilbanks
W. W. Hair
Hair
Prohibition Debate and Liberty Notes Then Mexico’s Gold Wobble
A column contemplates the difficulty of repealing the prohibition amendment and jokes about Billy Sunday running for president if Smith or a non prohibitionist is nominated. It questions selective maternity and praises historic mothers and rulers. The piece closes noting Mexico faces a fall of gold for wages as the discount widens.
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Billy Sunday
Smith
Mr. Sunday
White House
United States
New York Stock Open Boosts Shares Amid Rubber Pool Rally
New York stock市场 opened higher as Goodrich Rubber Mack Trucks and Crucible Steel posted gains. Rail shares rose slightly despite a $15 million yearly wage increase for eastern trainmen while Du Pont slipped 1 percent. Rubber stocks rallied on the tire and motor car makers pool to stabilize crude rubber prices. New year high readings appeared for International Harvester Westinghouse IBM Freeport Texas St Louis San Francisco preferred. French francs hit a new yearly high and sterling stayed near 4.84.
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New York
Goodrich Rubber
Mack
Crucible Steel
du Pont
International Harvester
Westinghouse Airbrake
International Business Machines
Freeaport-Texas
Texas Company
New
St. Louis-San Francisco
Cotton Market Opens With Steady Decline in New York
The cotton market opened with prices barely steady amid four to nine point declines. January fell to 11.87 as new lows pressured old long accounts, with further liquidation and hedging. By midday, quotes hovered around 11.32 for January and 12.50 for July, about 13 to 17 points lower, with slight late demand at 12 1/2 cents for July not enough to rally.
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New York
Grain Market Trading in Midwest Declines on Weather Reports
Chicago reports show Argentina weather forecasts easing wheat prices. Demand in Chicago remained weak and prices slipped at the opening. Corn oats and provisions also fell with corn down 4 cents and continuing modest drops after an initial decline.
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Chicago
Argentina
Wne
Take Home a Fruit Pie for Lunch at Muter's Bakery
Local bakery Muter's offers fruit pies for noon meals. Item appears in an old street advert dated November 30, 381, highlighting affordable pastry options.
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Muter’s Bakery
Cattle and Hogs Markets Across Kansas City Fort Worth Chicago
Market roundups show cattle and hogs steady to firm in Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago stalls. Kansas City reports strong beef steer demand with top values near 10.60, hogs around 11.35 to 11.70, and sheep steady. Fort Worth lists mixed cattle and hog prices with calves and heifers varying. Chicago notes slow hog trade with heavy hogs around 11.60 to 12.05 and cattle mostly steady at around 10.00 to 11.85 for yearlings.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
Chicago
Cotton opens easy in New Orleans on Liverpool tone
Cotton prices fell 9 to 18 points as December slipped to 11.88 and active months hit new lows amid easier spot markets and a large private crop estimate of 19,115,000 bales. December closed near 11.71, January 11.78, March 11.98 amid weak late trading.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dempsey Poisoned Before Fight Tunney Manager Says
A Los Angeles report quotes Gene Normile claiming Jack Dempsey was poisoned by lawsuits and lawyers before his bout with Tunney. The page also promotes library reading and a Christmas contest offering prizes up to 326 dollars with a final in San Antonio on December 16.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Gene Normile
King
Laredo Auto Sales Company
San Antonio
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Oo. W. Killam
Dallas
Hlere
Salvation Army
Rockdale
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Lincoln St
B. Heaner
Mgr
Laredo Music and Jewelry CO
Olympias
Alexander the Great
Mexico
Times Market
Midwest
BON Ton
East India
England
Ivorex
France
China
Mckeon News Stand
Raquel Orange Blossom
Fragrancia
Mary
ALTA
Parma
Mildred H. Hiatt Shop
Sonora News and Stationery Co
Flores ‘Ave
Laredo National Bank
A. Deutz.& Brother
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