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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
12
Godid-Idea For Gard Player Fund Rises With Donations
A historical note describes a charity event where garden club members planned to abandon prize duties temporarily and donate $1 to flood relief. The Entre Nous club and forty-two members were mentioned, with prizes still planned and leaders urged to follow the example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Wale Leversi
Eile
Johnston
Early Leaders of Laredo Country Clubs Named
W J Lamed as first president of Gagh Blatica Country Club. George S Marshall named second president of Casa Blanca Country Club and plans permanent Laredo residence after oil work in Oklahoma. Dr John Marranell, current Casa Blanca president, long time Laredo physician active in city and country affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagh Blatica
Baniessa Trugeted
George
S. A ‘Marshall
Casa Blanca
John mArraraell
Casi Blanca
Laredo
Potent Bloodhounds Track Convicts After 1921 Escape
A 1921 incident recalls Grey and a posse in Harris County pursuing escapees from a jail break. Bloodhounds and trackers surrounded the fugitives as the hunt stretched across the countryside, with stories of bold captures and warnings to stay concealed.
Two locomotives haul long freight in modern rail lanes
Houston reports rail efficiency with two engines per long Hauling trains between New Orleans San Antonio and El Paso. J A Power notes previous need for seven engines, now reduced to two on key segments. Passenger routes and Los Angeles runs also use single locomotives. engine cost near ninety six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Werful
Lijick
New Orleans
el Bago
Particuliar
Nave Orleans
San Antonio
Golfers Crowd Casa Blanca Links Sunday
Pro R W Badger notes a large turnout at Casa Blanca Country Club with players Clyde and Charley Allworth among the best. Scores ranged roughly from 36 to 40 as locals came out in sunny conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Blanca Country Club
R. W. Badger
Cc. S. McKinney -Mac
Clyde
Charley Allworth
Badger
Texas Declares Mosquito War Statewide June Campaign
Austin Texas June 18 A statewide mosquito eradication drive has been proclaimed by the state department of health During June the department will issue guidance on approved control methods and seek cooperation from smaller towns Most large cities rely on local health departments The health officer Dr J D Anderson notes the pest is costly causing several million dollars in annual losses and cites 75000 malaria cases and 143 deaths in Texas last year with a conservative $25 per case loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wte
Austin
Texas
AIO
State Department of Health
Schhealth Department
Jd. C. Anderson
Fragmentary notice from a distant town reports fleeting travel remarks
A disjointed passage mentions Woodsville, Tennessee, a character named Georgiana and a hurried speech. The text references a flight from Toledo and a churchyard, with scattered phrases about being late, a speech and a meeting. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome.
Sanitary program proposed to banish menace from state
A fragmented note argues for drastic sanitary measures including elimination of perceived threats from the Panama Canal era. It advocates funding a motallito control program and state health department guidance to cities. The language is garbled but centers on collective action and public health control.
Artistic-Pose Jacke O'Héarn On Blanca Course
The report notes Jacke O'Héarn as an artist at heart and questions how well he has shown his artistry at the Case Blanca course. It highlights the playful claim that golf feels easy for him and invites readers to judge his artistry from the pictured scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke’ O'héarn
O'Hearn
Case Blanca
EndicottJohnson to build golf club for workers
Endicott Johnson factories plan a private yet open to public golf course and clubhouse on the Susquehanna River bank at Endicott, with a $35,000 cost. George Johnson, company president, says the club will be self supporting and democratic, offering recreation for workers during factory hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jendicott
Amon
Shoemakera
Endicott, Johnson
George
Ry Johnson
Mominal Fon
mnMen Sand
Wii Ceninae
Geetlon
Mrsdghnson
School bond plan approved for new facilities
A bond issue totaling 16 000 is approved for a school project in the area. In Nacogdoches a separate 340 000 facility or high school project is slated to open, signaling capital improvements and upgraded classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacodogches
Oldest Huntsville resident Salty Johnson turns 106
Huntsville Texas June 18 Uncle John Salty Johnson is said to be the oldest man in Walker county at 106 born June 3 1821 in Rusk County. He recalls the Trinity River being a small stream and notes past work for General Sam Houston and Colonel A T McKinney Sr. He married Rosio Hill last year but they are separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
John “Salty Johnson
Walker County
Ole Salty
Rusk County
Salty
Trinity River
A. T. McKinney, Sr
Sam ‘Houston
Houston
Joli
Rosio Hill
Anela
John
California Club Tournament Opens For Invitational Event
The California Country Club hosts its annual invitational starting Monday with over 400 golfers expected. The classic aims to set coast wide entry records and feature eighteen hole qualifying, match play flights, and a two ball draw with more than 100 mixed foursomes. The event, noted for hospitality and competition, runs across two weeks with significant participation from Farmersville and surrounding clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oka
California
Inters
Tax and enforcement fees debated in Texas legislature
In Austin a debate centers on a $11,000,000 departmental appropriation and an about $18,000 yearly enforcement fee for investigations and tests. Mrs. Claude De Van Watts of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke as conferences progressed, urging stronger enforcement and elimination of wasteful spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Jessalaturo
Canfarance
Claude” de. van Watts
Women's Christian
jMomperatec
Sinttly
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