Advertising boilerplate text in early AP newspaper
The fragment lists Associated Press rights and advertising reps in multiple cities. It notes that copies of The Daily Times are on file in New York Chicago Boston and San Francisco offices and visitors are welcome. The tone is formal and promotional.
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Prudden, King & Prudden
Chicago
E. Jackson Blvd
New York
Madison Ave
Boston—Globe
San Francisco
Montgomery
Beattle
Washi
Leary
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
The
Daily Times
Boston
Postal rates and class entry notice for Texas and U S regions
By Mail and Carrier schedules show advance yearly and short term rates for Texas within state and rest of United States and Canada. Rates include one year seven eighty cents, six months three ninety, three months one ninety five, one month six percent. Entry as second class matter notes Laredo Texas post office and registrar Spanish translation dated July 21 1926.
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Texas
United States
Possessions
Canada
Laredo
Notice to Subscribers Requesting Missing Paper
Notice advises subscribers who do not receive their paper to call and request a replacement copy by special messenger. It directs readers to telephone the provided number for prompt service.
Washington News Notes on Senators and Drink Habits
Rodney Dutcher reports on Washington’s Senate and House members regarding alcohol, noting the rarity of visibly intoxicated lawmakers and the unproven idea that many carry flasks. The piece mocks guesses about “tap roots of evil” and suggests occasional promises to stock drinks never materialized.
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Ashington
Bruce and
Wadsworth
Senate
Congress
House
New York
Rock Island Railway Declares Initial Quarterly Dividend
New York Feb. 2. Directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway declared an initial quarterly dividend of 1,265 a share on common stock. This sets an annual dividend basis of 5 a share.
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New York
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Oan
January Rainfall Report and Weather Notes
January rainfall totaled 0.61 inches with several days of heavy clouds and sunless periods. Data from Wort McMtooh records daily precipitation and notes clear days, while the remaining days show varied weather during the month.
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Daredon
Wells and Drilling Permits Approved in Laredo District
An unusual total of twelve oil and gas filings for the week ending February 1 were reported by Leslie McKay, deputy supervisor of the 15th district, Texas Railroad Commission, at Laredo. The slate includes two plug-ins, nine new wells, and one completion, listing filings by multiple firms across Webb, Zapata, Duval, Jim Hogg, Jim Hogg county and others with specific well numbers and grant names.
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Leslie McKay
15Th District
Oil and Gas Division
Texas Railonal Commmission
Laredo
McWkay
Kk. & S. Corporation of
Holbein
Las Animas
Jim Harg County
Edward St. Albans
Puig
Webb County
Chareo Redondo Oil Co
Wichita Falls
Garela
Cahreo Redondo
Zapata County
Laswell & Woodrof
Waxahachie
W. R. Duke
Co. W. Killam
Lopez
Cole Petroleum Co
Marion Arispe
Duval County
Jim Slogg County
Grayburg Oil Co
San Antonio
Jim Hogg County
Buffalo Irie Syndicate
Martinez
Villa Grant
Smith Senate Seat Discussion Halted
Washington February 3 The Senate election committee deferred further consideration of Frank T. Smith's credentials until next Wednesday at the request of his counsel.
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Washington
Frank T. Smith
Tinois
Senate Election Committee
Todiay
Land Lot Description in BR OM Him Subdivision
Property description references Block No 2 in the BR OM HIm subdivision within Zapata County Texas. The terse notice notes parcel identification without legal language or ownership details present in readable text.
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Br.om. Him
Zapata County
Bitter Austin Textbook Row Sparks Senate Expunging Vote
The Texas Senate on Thursday voted 20 to 6 to expunge a resolution denouncing Senator Love of Dallas amid a chaotic floor scene. A motion by A J Wirtz of Seguin to expunge drew strong protest from Price Texarkana and McFarlane Graham among others suggesting the body acted impulsively.
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Senate
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Bedlam
Love
A. J.’ Wirtz
Seguin
Price
Texarkana
McFarlane
Graham
Ana E
Marx Pledges Conciliatory Foreign Policy
Berlin February 8. Chancellor Marx pledges faith to the Reich constitutions and a foreign policy of international conciliation. He promises reforms in the Reichswehr and a definite program of financial business and school legislation. The government vows to deter officials from joining anti constitutional groups and affirms reverence for Germany’s past.
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Berlin
German Republic
Marx
Reichswehr
Germany
Locarno
League of ‘Nations
Denied Marriage Man Shoots Widow then Dies
Morgantown West Virginia February 2 A miner named N Burr Pratt shot Mrs Myrtle Boyce after she refused to marry him. He then killed himself. Mrs Boyce was wounded and believed unlikely to recover.
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Morgantown
W. V
Mrytle Boyce
N. Burr
Pratt
Senate pushes resolution on Texas free textbook contracts
A Texas senate debate centered on a resolution urging lawmakers to extend all existing free textbook contracts at current prices beyond their expiration. Senator Love commented he did not question motives while Senator Woodward defended the bill’s sincerity. a point of order was raised by Senator Wirtz as the resolution was introduced.
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Texas
Senate
Fortieth
American Book Company
Love
W. C. Woodward
Coleman
Wirtz
Seguin
Missouri Pacific Bonds Sell Fast in Oversubscription
New York February 1 report shows Missouri Pacific Railway $95 million first and refunding five percent gold mortgage bonds sold at par with accrued interest within half an hour after books opened. Warren Kuhn, Loch and company announced the oversubscription as the largest single banking house issue.
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New. York
Missouri Pacific
Kuhn
Loch and Company
Man shoots bride then commits suicide in Chicago
Harold R. Dickerson, 29, son of a Missouri sportsman and landowner, believed he had lost his birthright to a large estate. He shot his bride of two months and then killed himself in Chicago on February 2, according to AP reports.
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Chicago
Harold, R. Dickerson
Missouri
Treasury liquor stock replenishment proposal rejected
Treasury proposed replenishing medicinal liquor stock was rejected today by the House. A party line vote in the Ways and Means Committee backed the defeat, delaying any replenishment plan.
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Washington
The
Treasury
House
War Debt Interest Poses Question in French Debate
French interest on war debt becomes a topic in Washington as a semi annual payment of ten million nine hundred thousand dollars is discussed amid treaty debates. The fragment notes the revenue obligation and the treaty context influencing France’s stance.
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Washington
Women Defeat Your Tis Piat Port Arthur Ad
An old advertisement urges women to obtain Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with claims of cures and benefits. It promotes liquid and tablet forms priced at $1.36 and 68 cents respectively, and offers a trial packet for 10 cents from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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Port Arthur
Texas
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