Inside Laredo Trading Zone Subscriptions and Notices
The notice outlines Daily Times subscription rates for inside and outside Laredo Trading Zone readers, with rates for one year daily and shorter terms. It defines the zone’s boundaries from Eagle Pass to Mission and north to San Antonio, Texas. A subscriber service line invites readers to call if issues are missed or damaged.
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Laredo
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Mission
San Antonio
Texas
Cream of Corn Soup and Spinach Eggs Dinner Plan
A historical dinner plan lists cream of corn soup with poached eggs on spinach, potato puffs and mixed fruit jelly. It cites inexpensive grocery prices, totals a dollar, and outlines preparation steps including a corn soup with evaporated milk and onion salt, a spinach mound with four poached eggs, and a dessert jelly from lemon jelly powder using canned fruit juice.
Lindbergh's Example Shapes Youth On The Square
The article lauds Charles Lindbergh as a moral model whose life and deeds inspire youth worldwide. It contrasts his virtuous private life with Napoleon and notes boys in Laredo and beyond imitate him as they learn to live upright lives. It emphasizes reverence for family duty and personal modesty.
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Lindbergh
Lindy
Napoleon
Laredo
Christ
Charles Lindbergh
Kiwanis members aid Laredo milk and ice fund
Kiwanis club members show big character by backing a milk and ice fund for needy children in Laredo. Contributions sent to the Times will be credited to the fund and distributed to charitable organizations.
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Kiwanis Club
Methodist
Laredo
De Autremont brothers sentenced to life in Oregon penitentiary
The De Autremont brothers who robbed a train and killed three trainmen in Oregon years ago are now serving life terms. One brother said today that crime has brought hell on earth and regret for the future.
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de Autremont
Oregon
Hell
Bergdoll Plans Return Flight If A Plan Is Found
Bergdoll, the draft dodger, wants to return to America and will fly if an American plane can be secured. He asked if the Spirit of St Louis or the Columbia with a Wright engine could be provided. Levine had said the Columbia was not for sale.
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Berlin
Grocer
Bergdoll
America
United States
Associated Press
Jttoexter
Westphiale
Spirit of
Levine
Europe
Tremerhaven
Charles Levine
Clarence Chamberlin
Beredoll
Chamberlin
New York
Impostors Patrol Ohio Roads Alarm Local Police
Unclear fragmentary report notes suspicious drivers in Ohio prompting police checks in multiple towns. Snippets mention a young man and a woman, with references to a car pursuit and possible staged hologram activity. Details are garbled and names/places are unreadable.
Four wheel brakes proposed to ease city traffic
New York specialists question if four wheel brakes on all cars could solve the traffic problem. Independent writer George Bruce cites observations from peak hours showing brake-equipped cars move farther between signals, as drivers claim they stay within safe stopping limits, allowing greater speeds before the next signal.
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New York
George Hruce
Mar. Bruce
Steeple-Jack Rescued After Three Days Beside Boston Flag Pole
Police lowered a steeple-jacker who had spent three days atop a flag pole in Boston after motorists craned their necks and risked accidents in narrow streets. The man wanted to stay atop the pole but finally descended unharmed.
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Boston
Clarifying Laredo School Tax Vote May Levy 57.5 Cents
A letter from D N Worselam corrects rumors about the Laredo Independent School District tax. The author states the measure seeks 57.5 cents per $100 valuation to fund schools, not a $1 increase, and urges voters to support the perpetuation of the community’s welfare.
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Laredo
D. N. Worselam
Texas industries must be built by locals, delegates say
Sherman Texas June 24 delegates at the twenty first annual Texas Commercial Executives Association convention heard that industrial development should originate from within Texas. Speakers cited Union States Chamber of Commerce data showing 618 new industries started last year with 432 in place by locality. George Amarillo board of cities development urged growth from local markets and facilities. Pool Sherman secretary treasurer said inducements and small sums fail. communities must rely on their own people and money to attract and keep plants.
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Sherman
Texas
Texas Commercial
Rist
Wot
Dean Falkewey
Union States Chamber of Commerce
James Z. George
Amarillo
Tabor
United States
G. l. Pool
Pool
Col Heidt Describes Training Camp Value
Col James V Heldt of the GC M RC explains training camps aim to prepare citizens for possible national service. He cautions that attendance does not create current enlistment obligations and stresses the necessity of preparedness for future defense without endorsing universal conscription.
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San Antonio
James V. Heldt
GC. M. RC
Co. M. T
Army of the
Amin
M. C
It Has Been Hell DeAutremont Says Confession Details Flight
The interview recounts the DeAutremont brothers’ tunnel ordeal, shootings, and escapes after a deadly incident. They describe Tie collapsing from buckshot, Roy and Hugh fleeing, and the trio’s struggle to stay hidden while authorities hunted them. They faced hunger, encounters with photographs and bounties as they moved.
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DeAutremont
Uigh
Hugh
Hua
Daas
Roy
Tie
Hugene
tHtugh
Ray
Great Boom In Mexican Mines Prompts Permits
Consul Ismael Vazquez at Laredo reports rapid rebuild of Mexico’s mining industry. Dozens of miners and experts seek permits to work in Mexico, with seven miners departing Laredo for Charcas to join a large operating mine.
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Mexico
Ismael Vazquez
Laredo
Conessulate
Charcas
Nation’s duty to defend freedoms must be earned
The passage argues that blind obedience in uniform does not foster courage or wisdom. It asserts that sacrifices by the nation, including education and progress for youths, demand tangible returns. It frames defending the land of opportunity as a shared responsibility with measurable rewards.
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Nelual
Prince of Wales Birthday Ball Scene Recalled
London reports describe the Prince of Wales finishing a birthday outing at a formal event with schoolboy guests and Prince George in light tan jackets and white socks. The Queen of Westminster is noted arriving in a baby carriage for the ballroom.
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London
Pringa
Wales
Prines Georga
Rail Tracks Damaged By Rain Delays Monterrey Traffic
Mexican Consul reports heavy rain washed out ISX kilometers of railroad between Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo delaying freight and passenger services. No casualties. Track crews are repairing washouts causing hours of delay for the northbound line.
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ISX
Montérpéy
Athamas Ney
Laredo
Ismael
Vasquez
Monterrey
Nuevo Laredo
Advertising Uses For Utilities Co
Frank Blanchard, president of the Public Utilities Advertising Association, outlines six advertising uses for utilities. They include informing the public about the company and its policies, promoting thrift and safety, selling services and securities, keeping stockholders informed, defending against unjust attacks, and explaining rate change applications to the state utility commission.
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Frank Blanchard
Public Utilities
H Vo
State Utility Commission
Jack Turner Named Assistant Agricultural Agent in Charge
Jack Turner of Fort Worth is named assistant agricultural agent in charge of activities tied to livestock dairy and poultry development for Missouri Pacific Lines in Texas. His duties begin July 1 under W S Cook with HQ in Houston. Turner a Texas A and M and Texas A&M graduate and Livestock Judging Contest winner brings long agricultural experience to the post.
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Texas
Missouri Pacific Lines
WR. Safford
Jack Turner
St. Worth
Turner
W. 8 B. Cook
Foy
Houston
Safford
Oxas
Marner
Kfilsboro
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Atlanta
Wura
Texas A. & M. College
Winging
Bible Thought and Prayer for Parents and Children
A devotional note urges parents to teach children daily Bible lessons to preserve heritage. It cites Psalm 69 6 and asks God to protect those who seek him from shame and confusion, ending with a prayer to spare the faithful from reproach.
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Lord Tod
God of Israel
Royal reception planned for Texas sheriffs in Laredo
Sheriff Joe Condren, chair of the entertainment committee, outlines plans for a grand July visit in Laredo. The peace officers will be treated like royalty with elaborate hospitality and ceremonies described by Condren.
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Laredo
Joe Condren
Sheriff Condren
Lindbergh Honored as Honorary Scout Amid New York Welcome
The aviator Charles A Lindbergh, back from Paris, is named an honorary Scout by the National Council Boy Scouts of America. He greets Eagle Scout James Campbell in New York and reflects on the Scout movement. Lindbergh soaks in the crowds yet remains calm and affectionate with his mother as he concludes a city visit marked by fanfare.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence TH
Mackay
Lindy
Loy
Loys
America
Scout Campbell
Colonel Lindbergh
Jay
Harley
Lindbergh
Fifth Avenue
New York
James Walker
New York City
Lindbergh Inc
Golanel
Captain Sterling Tightens Border Crime Net in Valley
Capt Bill Sterling of the Pexas Rangers visits Hebbrowville HQ and reports returning from a ship sweep through the lower valley. He says several state felons were apprehended and cooperation with other officers is sought. The force has shut down numerous long running slot machines in Tower Valley towns.
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Bill Sterling
Pexas Rangers
Hebbrowville
Captain Sterling
Har Enforcement
Sterling
Tower Valley
Chaptian Sterling
Lindbergh’s Simple Moment At Mackay Home Impresses Scouts
The article recalls Colonel Lindbergh mingling with guests at the Mackay residence, giving each person his full attention. Dressed in dinner clothes, he stood out among well dressed guests and spoke kindly to a Scout, revealing a rare, approachable side that showed why he captured world attention.
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Beani
Lindy
Lindbergh
Mackay
Séout
Bam
Lindberg
Seoul
Mrs Bass Attends Burials After Dallas Death
Dr Bass travels from San Antonio to meet wife and family visiting in Dallas after the death of Cr Smith of Dallas. Smith, father of Mrs J A Bass of Laredo, died there this morning amid acute indignation. Moss Bras departed for Dallas upon telegram notice.
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Cr. Smith
Dallas
Ee Diandes Moss Bras
Mr. Smith
Beaumont-Tyrrell Library Extends Vacationer Book Renewals
The Beaumont-Tyrrell Public Library announces that vacationers can renew borrowed books for an extended period. Readers should return or renew items before the new deadline to avoid fines.
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Daily Times
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Ohio
Etroit
Diloo
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York
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Vetee
TIMES
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New Hampshire
President Coolidge
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