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Newspaper

Laredo Daily Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

2

Advertising and circulation notices in The Daily Times

Notices list advertising representatives in major cities and offices for The Daily Times. It includes subscription rates for daily and periodical copies and a notice about second class mailing status and subscriber service phone numbers. The Laredo Trading Zone and regional distribution details are outlined with pricing for daily, six months, and three months subscriptions.

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Co Operation Urged Between Laredo School Board and Council

The Parent-Teacher Council presses for the Laredo School Board to welcome council cooperation in running schools. It argues schools belong to the people and politics must stay out, urging the board to admit honest mistakes and seek partnership for better education.

Laredo

Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Incomplete Text

The readable portion shows garbled phrases about a railroad, a creator, and costs with references to numbers like two hundred forty minutes and six sacrifices. The content is largely indecipherable and lacks a coherent, reportable event or names.

Kyle joins new foundation board in Texas

Dean E J Kyle of Texas A and M College accepts appointment as member of the seven trustee board for the 1 million dollar Luling Foundation. Established by Edgar B Davis to improve rural agricultural conditions in Guadalupe Gonzales and Caldwell counties with oil interests behind the effort.

College Station Tex E. J. Kyle School of Agriculture M. College of Texas Luling Foundation Edgar B. Davis United North and South of Dean Kyle K. C Baker Davis

Trapped Animals Hearing Hurdles With Proposd Pole Elevation

Fragmentary note suggests a hearing on trapping restrictions. Mentions poles about five feet above ground and a possible amendment related to regulation. Unclear names or dates appear.

Citizens urge strong school program in Laredo meeting

Miranda City Texas May 30 1927 Mrs Geo W Derby president Parent Teacher Council reports a May 28 gathering praising intelligent handling of school advancement and urging citizens of Laredo to support a real constructive program Publicity is seen as key and the paper is expected to aid efforts in coming months with offers of assistance.

Miranda City Texas Geo. W. Derby Parent-Teacher Council ToAredo Derby Laredo Tecan

Legislature Ends Fox Close Season In Texas West

A physician warns against worry as the Texas legislature ends the fox close season west of a line from Refugio County to Clay County on the Red River. The remark likens carefree foxes to people faced with fewer worries when hunting seasons change.

Texas Refugio County Gulf Clay County Red River

Farm Conditions Show Early Crop Prospects Rebound

The June Agricultural Situation report notes spring planting delays in the North by about two weeks and a flood impact across 3,000,000 acres in five states. Drought grips the Southeast and part of the Southwest while eastern pastures and western ranges lag in spring feed. Overall crop condition is fair to good with insect damage in the Southwest and a harvest expectation of 694 million bushels compared to 627 million last year. Hog prices hover near $4 per 100 pounds.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Bureau Vauther Havest Plains Nebraska Bubheld

It's a Tooth Discoveries in Sweetwater Texas

A 14 day-old report from Sweetwater Texas notes a baby’s tooth being pulled early. The item mentions troubles with Joseph and Woods, a junior varsity Br denti and irritation of the baby's lower gums.

Joseph Woods Sweetwater Texas

Weather Bureau Notes Crop Effects From Floods And Prices

The report notes hog price volatility may curb fall pig breeding but later stabilize. Mississippi flood impacts long staple cotton, with over 300 percent of US acreage affected. Of 735 000 flooded acres, fewer than 660 1000 will be harvestable. Missouri shifts noted, Tennessee crops likely to resume with acreage changes.

Bureau United States Mississippi Yar Missouri Tennessee Tihe

Psalm 66 71 3 Prayer Trust In Fear

Fragmentary biblical text references Psalm verses 66 71 3 and a prayer. The passage quotes enemies surrounding the speaker and a plea to trust in God without fear. It reflects themes of divine protection and faith during danger.

Cesare Turkey Town Opens Rail Link With Uncrucified Animals

In eastern Cesare Turkey a new railroad line opened marking a historic moment. Reportedly the town now has 100 fewer sheep and one fewer camel after the ceremony. The animals were uncrucified during the opening rites for the railway.

Cesare Turkey

Obituary Notice for Olivares Four-Year-Old

The four year old son of Francisco Olivares died at home after a short illness. He passed away last night at 11 o clock at 2220 San Eduardo Avenue. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 from the church to the Catholic Cemetery.

Tuan, Olivares Francisco “Olivarez San Eduardo Avenue

Laredo SOUTHWESTERN Telephone Co. Exchange Accepted

The new $15,000 exchange building at Hebbioriville was accepted Tuesday afternoon by Architect Guy M. Trout for the Laredo Southwestern Telephone Co. Clarence Jefferies, building contractor, completed the structure and installation is underway with the exchange expected to commence operation soon.

Laredo- Southwestern ‘Telephone Co Hebbioriville Guy M. Trout Clarence Jefferies

WEIMAR-23s B. Holman Creek Incident Report

A fragmented OCR item mentions Cornus Christi July 4 and a person named Holman tied to a creek incident. The readable text is garbled, but indicates a fall into a creek on a lumber site with partial names and places. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Weimar Holman

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