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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
5
TexaS Supply Company offers a large stock of line pipe and casing in all sizes at reduced prices. Complete rotary drilling rigs available for sale or rent with option to buy and rental credit. Public notice follows regarding estate affairs.
The Texas Mexican Trailway will sell 25 200 pounds of hay to the highest cash bidder loaded in CCCE STL car 4798 shipped by Ward Hilije Texas consigned to Quartermaster US Army Laredo Texas. Sale at freight depot Laredo at 10 00 A M Tuesday December 7 1926. Co M FISH Traffic Manager. Pub No 6 to Dec 6 1926.
Public notice posted by W. H. and RA. F. Jennings announces control through lease of the L. I. Ortiz ranch. Hunting and trespassing are forbidden by an Injunction Order of Webb County District Court. Violators face contempt of court and reporting. Public dates November 18 to January 15, 1926.
Notice to the public declares control by lease contracts over lands in Jim Hogg County Texas including the Palacios Ranch Leyondecker Ranch Gallagher Ranch and W P Allen Ranch also known as Ran 9 Ranch The W P Allen Ranch aka Chapa Tora Pasture is posted and hunting trespassing forbidden by injunction order of the District Court Jim Hogg Henry Epps filed December 1928.
Windrow Bros advertises Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a fast cure for trench mouth and foul breath. It claims to heal worst cases promptly and guarantees satisfaction, noting it is not a mouthwash.
Landowner Woodlief Thomas of Covey Co recalls all prior hunting permits for Las Mesaa Causa Llancas and adjacent pastures. Cattle guards will be wired and outside gates padlocked for the season from November 1 to January 1. trespassers will be prosecuted.
The Laredo Auto Sales Company announces a gas mileage contest with a first prize of 325 dollars before Christmas. Winners advance to a final event in San Antonio on December 16 for a $200 prize.
City officials announce the 1926 tax collection hours for real estate and personal property from 9 to 12 and 2 to 6. City office in DC opens for tax collection as directed by De Lachica.
In Alameda California 75 year old Mrs Annie R Weeks files for divorce from George F Weeks head of a Mexican news bureau in Washington DC alleging he deserted 20 years ago and has been away 17 years then left again She plans to wed Arnold de Cacia a veteran of the Franco Prussian war she describes as a fine upstanding man The divorce petition cites desertion and seeks remarriage after dissolution of the marriage
An advertisement touts Kurex Prescription claiming Rheumatism relief often within 24 hours and offers a 14 day trial. It cites Mrs. IT J Cooper of Aberdeen Ohio reporting swelling and pain relief after 10 days. The offer guarantees refund if not satisfactory and includes a $2 treatment with cash on delivery.
Webb County Council BSA Executive Board met Friday afternoon and set December 17 for the annual Council meeting. Troop 10, sponsored by the Laredo Lions Club, was organized Friday night with Paul Athey as Scoutmaster and ten new scouts enrolled.
Mrs. F. B. La Trelle of Amarillo was seriously injured when the car she rode in was struck by a truck on the highway between Amarillo and Groom. Her 15 month old son died. Four others were slightly hurt. The truck drivers were not located.
The telephone company in San Francisco issues the only Chinese telephone directory published in the United States.
In Satatosa Finland a circus pioneer Charles Ringling died. He believed animals acted as a conscience for him and would stare down a tiger or lion to judge his own deeds. His rule was that any man who fails will be disliked by animals.
Notice to Munters states no hunting allowed in pastures and all trespassers will be prosecuted. All previous permits will be cancelled. Signed by W. De Billings. Dates listed from Nov. 16 to Jan. 1, 1927.
Booking orders for citrus fruit trees, Tarver and Shiner areas. Call for details and phone contact.
Posted notice prohibits hunting on pastures near Pescadito owned by Mrs. Rose V. de Benavides as of December 1 1921.
A posted notice warns that no hunting is permitted in the Pescaditos pastures and threatens prosecution for trespassers. It states all permits are cancelled and is signed by Donato Benavides dated November 4, 1930.
The text portrays a modern girl with no principle while noting a cynic view that a bachelor is a man who observes first, hesitates, and then acts with common sense.
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