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New York
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Montgomery
Seattle
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Leary
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Chamber of Commerce
Genies of the Daily Times
Boston
San Francisco
Feed My Sheep and the Call to Charity
An Associated Charities appeal in The Times urges readers to help the suffering poor as in the Biblical call to "Feed My Sheep" and praises Laredo volunteers from the Charities Salvation Army and others. The column notes Chaplin's California settlement and a dog condemned for killing sheep, mocking trials by jury.
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Associated Charities Board
Times
Laredo
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Ugi
Ford plane to carry 20 passengers and 2000 horsepower
The article notes a new Ford aircraft design with 2000 horsepower and capacity for 20 passengers, seen as a promising start distinct from Ford’s earlier talk of a larger 100 passenger model costing about 1,000,000 dollars. It questions which major company will build such a large plane, mentioning General Motors and American Locomotive Company and cites British artist Alfred Yarrow.
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Ford
Henry Ford
West rail chief sees bright times and air travel potential
Paul Shoup vice-president of Southern Pacific speaks in New York for California Arizona and Oregon noting strong west business conditions and predicting rapid growth in commercial flight. mentions SP owns oil lands and could add air passenger service to its program.
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Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
New York
California
Arizona
Oregon
Shoup
Itls Railroad
Southern Pacific
Voice Of The People: Laredo Charities Face Rising Sickness
The Associated Charities Board in Laredo discussed increasing numbers of very poor patients and planned emergency relief. Mrs. George S. Marshall reported bed space and supplies being added, while pellagra care and milk provisions were emphasized. An urgent appeal for donations of sheets, towels, cots, and mattresses was issued to meet current needs.
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Laredo
Associated Charities Board
T. C. Mann
N, DL
Brewer
Miles Little
Alphonse Siros
Fritz Werner
George S. Marshall
Gordon IE Shiner
Marshall
Charity Hospital
Association
Mrs. Marshall
Callahan County Gasser On Tare
Empire gas and fuel increases wet gas flow in Southwest Callahan County with Johnson No 1. A recent Saturday run produces about fifty million cubic feet of gas and an estimated 400 barrels of oil. The field lies in the wildcat region with low production costs in West Texas. Depth reported 44,138 feet.
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Abilene
Texas
Empire , Gas and Fuel Company
Johnson No. 1
Callahan County
Ae the Prince
Oil Eye Right Production Proves In Texas Well
Telegram from Brownwood reports a new oil well offsetting an 110 acreage leak in the Killam area. Production in the 8,150 barrel range confirms the prospect as promising. a purchaser named Mr Teilman acquired the lease about sixty days ago after a passing inspection.
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Killam
Ofhory
Brownwood
Hojas
Teilman
Local Scribbled Message Sparks Unclear Town Shindy
Fragmentary notes describe an unsettled dispute in Harrison with phrases about early plans and material shortages. The readable bits suggest a tense community exchange but lack coherent details or identification of people or groups involved.
Republican Bill Dies On Calendar In Texas Legislature
Austin June 17 Reuters The Wurzbach faction bill to shift primary election control in Texas failed to pass this session dying on the calendar after Senate and House committees backed it but time ran out. The measure aimed to reduce Nolte Segnin influence and redraw county representation in state and district conventions.
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Austin
Tex
Greager-Nolte
Texas
Senate
House
Harry ‘Hich
Diaagrees
Wit Nolte
Segnin
Creager
Browna
Ste Housht
Aonven
Ft Don
Mexican Reform Era Leader Gonzalez Ortega Papers Studied
C Cas tnfieda curator at the Garcia Library UT Austin organizes chronologic Garcia Library papers of Jesus Gonzalez Ortega a Reforma era figure who led early military victories in Mexico City on Christmas Day 1860 aiding Juarez return from Vera Cruz. The article notes his rise to president of the supreme court in 1861 and decline after 1865 amid conflict with Juarez and public opposition.
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Austin
Texas
C. Castafieda
Garcia
University of Texas
Castnfieda
Jesus Gonzalez Ortega
Ortega
Mexico
Mexico City
Juarez
Vera Cruz
Maximilian
México
Justico
Gonzalez
Supreme, Court
Iar
Gonzales
San Antonio
Fuso
Gansiles
Fragmentary Note on Legislative Delegates and Committees
Fragmented OCR text mentions Leonard Withington as secretary and refers to committees and delegates in a legislative context. It seems to discuss a delegate being impaired or deprived of full delegate status and mentions the Senate, with unclear numeric references.
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Alate
Leonard ‘Withington
The
Legisla
Duro
Bayis
Senat
Coun
Bible Thought and Prayer Daily Bible Selections Heritage
Fragmentary page reflects a devotional note about Bible selections for children as a priceless heritage. It cites Psalm themes of God’s strength and faithfulness to future generations and asks for divine guidance. The text mixes phrases on faith, memory, and daily readings.
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Ty Parenty
Publicity Brings Greatest Returns
A fragment discusses publicity's impact on advertising and the value of publicity for articles and services of merit. It mentions telephone and street railway services, agencies, and the public’s perception of cost versus benefit. The text is garbled but centers on publicity as a driver of success in advertising efforts.
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San Francisco
Enco
Ourages Cancun
Helty, Tie, Demani
Heaney
Productinim
Ueney
Agens
Mayfair sales spark interest with unlabeled goods
Fashionable London Mayfair shell and clothing sales draw crowds as uncontested items appear unlabelled raising speculation about former owners. The event features drawings room bric a brac, ivory chessmen, fans, lace, silver and copper wares, with Cross Plains two new drought notes noted in field reports.
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London
Mayatt
Vialeyn
Boelety
Folle
Ito
Phete
Ayas
Beauchamp
Petticoat Lane
East End
Ganvanta
All Texas Special Tour Announces Democratic State Reach
The All Texas Special tour, announced by Governor Dan Moody, will showcase a goodwill mission across fifteen Texas cities with 80 representatives from forty towns. General Chairman Lowry Martin said the tour includes substitutions to ensure regional representation and begins June 19 from Kansas City entertainment plans noted.
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Dallas
Tes
Texas
Martin
Greer
Nindo
Kansas” “City
Decrease in Whiskey Consumption Reported in Treasury Data
The document notes a decline in whiskey consumption with an estimated 1,600,000 gallons per year, a potential rise to 2,000,000, and a supply around 12,000,000. It references mediation of manufacturing and withdrawal intentions affecting midrovdf production.
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Washington
Medien
Treasury
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