Subscription Rates Notice for The Daily Texan
The item lists subscription charges by mail and carrier with advance payment for one year six months four weeks and one week at various rates. Rates cover Texas domestic delivery and separate prices apply for the United States and possessions including Canada. The notice marks second class postal status and includes bilingual registration information for Laredo Nuevo Laredo.
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Efi
Texas
United States and
Possessions
Canada
Notice to Subscribers for Missing paper Copies
Notice to subscribers advises calling 43 if a paper is not received due to accident or other issue and a replacement copy will be sent by special messenger.
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Edmundo Cavazos
Royal Furniture
San Allo
Mexico
Social calendar and notices from local churches
Saturday events include a Bridge Club gathering at 1801 Washington St and church meetings at First Methodist First Presbyterian St Peters and St Anne's with hostesses and leaders. Personal notes mention travels visits and engagements of local residents and a March 4 World Day of Prayer program coordinated by Christian Women of various lands.
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Edward R. Leyendecker
Tuesday Bridge Club
Washington St
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
The
International Missionary Council
Sweden
Baptist Church
Pyorhrea Treatment Promoted By Dentists
A 19th century ad-like note praises PYORRHEA remedy PEMEDY claiming it relieves sore gums and foul breath with results supported by dentists. It promises refunds via druggists if the product fails.
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Leto
Attack on hampered shop ad bursts with garbled text
Garbled OCR style ad lists a shop at 1199 Farragut Street. Mentions border paint and top works with unclear date 2-26-38. Content is fragmented with minimal readable facts.
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Farrragut St
Oil Boom Near Los Angeles Unfolds Vast Rewards
A historic look describes vast oil production around Los Angeles led by Standard Oil of California, with El Segundo refinery operations and San Pedro Harbor shipments. It notes 3 million barrels daily global output, US share of two million, and dramatic finds in the Seal Beach Field and near marshlands.
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Saade
K. R. Kingsbury
the. Standard. Oi Company
California
Loren I. Hillman
I. D. Dimm
United States
Los Angeles
Standard Oil of
Standard OW
Seal Beach
Marland Oil
Dimm
Pacific Ocean
Inside the El Segundo Oil Plant and Standard Oil Empire
A tour of the El Segundo complex reveals vast tank farms, air tanks, and pipelines. Standard Oil of California diversifies with fields and ships, while employees earn steady wages and stock benefits, praised by Henry Ford as well managed.
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el Segundo
Standard Oil of
California
United States
Standard OU
Texas
Montana
Philippines
Alaska
Columbia
Ecuador
Argentine
Tropics
Arctic Circle
Henry Ford
Standard Oil
Senators Talk Faster Than Thought Slow Speeds Noted in Washington
NEA Service notes tabulated speeds of speeches by U S senators. Rates range from around 115 to 200 words a minute with outliers like Reed and Watson showing extreme counts and others showing slower cadence.
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NEA
Ashington
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Sam Shortridge
California
Furnifold Jt. Simmons
North Carolina
William Gabell Bruce
Maryland
Fot -Weeek
Ashurst
Arizona
South Caroliina
Borah
Idaho
Caraway
Arkansas
Ciuzens
Michigan
Curtis
Kansas
Frazier
North Dakota
Heflin
Alabama
Johnson
Wee Ee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Moses
New Hampshire
Norbeck
South Dakota
Reed
Missouri
Robinson
Arkansage
Smoot
Utah
Walsh
Montana
Watson
Indiana
Sebeck
Cox
Thayer
Parade Prize Awards Announced by Prize Committee
The prize committee announces additional prizes for the parade. Best appearing Indian Man in parade awards include first prize of 1000 Chesterfield cigarettes donated by Collins & Co. Safety Razor Kit given as second prize by A A Deutz Bros.
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Collins & Co
Aa. Deutz Bro
Unredeemed Cash Funds French Road Building
Paris reports that profits from unredeemed wartime paper money are financing road construction. About forty million francs of substitute currency issued by Chambers of Commerce remain unclaimed after the war. The coins and notes served as inflation era small change, with losses to destruction travel and late redemption. The government allocated profit from this money to road projects.
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Paris
France
Chambers of Commerce
Loos Shows Close Laredo Run Before Fort Worth Stop
The J. George Loos Shows end their winter stint in Laredo tonight before heading to the Fat Stock Shop in Fort Worth for a March 5 to 12 engagement. Local crowds praised the clean, crowd-pleasing carnival act and officials praised the Laredo Products Exhibit on Flores Avenue for drawing visitors and boosting Webb County industry. Mayor Albert Martin, praised for his leadership, helped promote the exhibit and city unity during state official visits.
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Laredo
Washington
J. George Loos
Fort Worth
Loos
Flores Avenue
Matamoros
Farragut
Webb County
Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
Marin
Albert Martin
Martin
Moody
Coolidge Veto Divides Party As Farmists Rally
The veto on farm relief sparks Western disappointment and a rally of support for Frank O Lowden. Iowa lawmakers hail him as farmer’s representative and urge his run for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Critics call the veto a setback for farmers across the south and west while some leaders defend the president’s stance.
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Sargent
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Iowa
Coolidge
West
Tulson
House
McNary
Curtis
Robinson
South
Middle West
Capper
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Idaho
Fess
Ohio
Wood
Caraway
Arkansas
Dickinson
Carnival Ends Engagement at Lalos and Fort Worth Fair
J George and Logg Shaws close their carnival engagement at Lalos tonight and join Fat Stock Show activities in Fort Worth. Aged impresario Eduardo Crug retires after 72 years in business, selling his stock and leasing property to Franklin Brothers.
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Carnival
Shaws
Lalos
Fort Wort
J. George Boos
Anid
Eduardo Crug
Franklin Brothers
Wanted Cook With Liberal Wages at 1718 Houste
Help wanted notice seeks a man or woman cook. Positions offer liberal wages paid to the right candidate. Apply at 1718 Houste.
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Artuculo de Segunda Clase
la Administracion de Correos Dt
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Famps
Poe Fhosense Nce
Minneapolis
Ebteres
Northwest
Boda Ate
Oxfords
Navy
Edassefbat Ter Ccer Hs Wikl Hnoe
Cardus
Talladega
Ala
Henderson Avenue
L. J. Perkins
San Antonio
John F. Byrne
James F. Byrne
Manchester
N. H
J. H. Wright
Byrne
Emma Wright
Dute
Sabinas Hidalgo
Messrs
R. K. Mims
Justo S. Penn
Wilbur P. Allen
Aa. J. Tebbe
Hal L. Brennan
Kk Mims
Segee
Enrique de Llano
Matias de Llano
J. K. Helton
Temple
Jamie
Harris
C. C. Sams
Austin
AL Miller
Harri
Joseph Rosenblum
Hotel Hamilton
Gertrude Sharkey
J. E. Hanway
San Antoni
J. B. Morton
Air
Mrs
Chas. Poggenpohl
Wichita Falls
Lena Poggenpohl
John Stafford
Josephine
San Benito
City
E. E. Campbell
Ien
Paul Beauview
Dolores, Texas
D. D. Davis
Revellers Club
Elks Club
Texas Orchestra
Wilhl
Meadow Avenue
Earl BE. Campbell
Bella Vista
Oscar Staben
Martha
Martha Washington
Windrow Bros
Rass
Sinbad
Diamond Valley
Golconda
Standard Oil of California
BY Rodney Dutcher
EL Paso
Tornito
Wasitington
Laredo -Daily Times
Negtia
Jbig
Aetna Life Insurance Company
G. A.'Davenport
Vicinity
G. A. Davenport
Feqres
Chichesters
Sach
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