Local Laredo Mail Delivery Boost From New Bridge Route
Lareda business men praise Postmaster nigarde and the post office for a new arrangement moving Mexico bound mail across the bridge by railway post office. Mail for Nuevo Laredo now arrives the same evening if received by 5 pm, reducing the previous 24 hour delay and boosting local commerce.
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Lareda
Mexico
Nigarde
United States
America
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Tso
Tran
Mortain
San Antonio
Joeu
St. Louis
Blanton under fire over whiskey flask purchase allegations
The House faces possible expulsion after Texas members accuse Representative Blanton of buying a whiskey flask with station ery funds and parading it as a sample of what congressmen receive. Garner leads the charge, labeling Blanton a liability to Texans amid calls for discipline.
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Blanton
Treasury
The Fellowship of Prayer Lent devotional for churches
A daily Lent meditation from the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches. Friday theme power for redemption based on Luke 18 27. It reflects on humbly seeking God, Christian unity, and redeeming power to bring heaven on earth. Hymn text included about divine sight and personal devotion.
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Aus
Christ
Railroad timetable for Texas-Mexican and connections
Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 10 a m Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 85 p m International Great Northern through service to St Louis departs at 12 01 p m arrives 6 15 p m Night Train leaves at 10 p m and arrives at 7 20 a m
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Corpus Christi
Corpue Christi
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Train Schedule
Train No. 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m and reaches Minera at 10 20 a m Train No. 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11 a m and arrives Laredo at 2 16 p m
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Citation by Publication In Webb County Court
Public notice commands service on Lady Hurtado and Compania Mexicana Independiente de Luz y Fuerza Electricas. The petitions allege unpaid sums totaling 5101 000 with interest, seeking judgment and costs in the 49th Judicial District Court, Webb County, at Laredo, for debts arising from a Mexico business transfer.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
Hurtado
49Th
49Th Judicial District
49Th Judicial District Court
Laredo
Pedro M. Floyd
Luis Hurtado
Towit
Republic of Mexico
Compania Independiente de Luz Y Fuerza Electricas
United States
Maintiff
Prisciliano Floyd
Merchants State Bank & Trust Company
C. M. de la Garza
State OF Texas
Compafila Mexicana Independiente de Luz Y Fuerza Electricas
Compafila Mexicana Independiente de Luz Y Fuerza
Judicial District
Muay
A. D
Compania Mexicana Independiente de Luz Y Fuerza Lectricas
Compatia Mexicana Independience de Luz Y Fuerza
Compania Independiente de Luz Y Fuerza Hilectricas
Frisciliano Floyd
Merchants State Bank &Trust Company
Writ Published Under Texas Clerk Order 1922
Under my hand and seal Texas on the 6th day of April 1922 Clerk Webb County M De La Garza orders writ published Sheriff Webb County Texas By J L Fierros Deputy.
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District Court
Webb County
Texas
Laredo
A. D
Co. M. de la Garza
C. M. de la Garza
Laredo Daily Times
Antonio Salinas
Sherif Webb County
J. L. Fierros
Laredo Delegates Fete Crowned By Women At Reception
The farewell reception for convention delegates honored visiting club women in the Latin American Club rooms on April 3. Hosts and hostesses included Mrs. F W Mally and others with punch service by Misses Derby sisters and Miss Kathleen Heaner. Villar's orchestra provided music and a program featured dances and songs by local women and guests.
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Lee Joseph
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
J. @. George
Fifth
J. W. Browns
J. Wright
Harbert Davenport
R Buchanan
James Welder
Henry Redmond
J. K. Bull
Mias
Elizabeth West
I. W. Mally
Hickok
Reid Poster
Lobdell
M. P. Cullinan
J. A. MacDonald
M. T. Cogley
C. M Fish
J. T. Hassell
R. L. Bobbitt
W. AV. MacGregor
F. W. Mally
Leon Daiches
H. M. Austin
August Richter
Geo. Scratchley
Charles Richter
M.T. Cogley
W.N. Young
DL McNeil Turner
C. M. Fish
Ira. O'Meara
Sam Mackin
Freda Derby
Eastar Lillies
Dorothy Derby
Lois Derby
Margaret MacGregor
Emilie Hassell
Alcamayo Board
Eloise Simmons
Genevieve
Ora Lee Camp
Marjorie Lou Fish
Margaret Copeland
Kathleen Heaner
Villar
T. A Austin
Ethel Poster
Chaminade
Aire de Ballet
Edwin B. Adams
James Vernon Proffitt
Marchita el Alma
Nellie Ward
The War Taxes the Nerve Energy of the Country
This editorial urges full national focus to win the war and warns that fatigue sleep loss poor digestion and irritability signal a breaking nervous system and the need for rest and action to sustain effort. It emphasizes maintaining high pace without burnout and calls for personal resilience.
Prominent Patent Remedy Ad Promises Nervous Strength
An old newspaper ad touts SENSAPERSA a blood arc and nerve sedative claimed to rebuild curves and tissues and double nerve health in ten days. It promises renewed strength and resilience under today’s strain with two sizes 50c and 1.00 sold by Druggist or City Deng Co.
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Hich
Deng Co
Drowned Officer From Houston Died in Basin Incident
Laredo friends mourn the death of Robert F. Penn a former lieutenant with the Houston unit of the First Texas Cavalry who drowned near Moston last Thursday while serving as assistant superintendent of the Turning Basin project. His funeral in Houston was attended by many as American Legion Post No 52 organized honors. Penn son of Mr and Mrs John C Penn of Houston and cousin of Justo S Penn and Amar Penn of Laredo.
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Laredo
Robert F. Penn
Houston
First Texas Cavalry
Moston
Thomas Dismuke
American Legion
John C. Penn
Justo S. Penn
Amar Penn
Onions Rolling Out Lively as Prices Hold Up
Onion shipments from Laredo are strong with high demand and solid prices. Last night 29 carloads left for markets in multiple states, 14 over I and GN and 15 over Texas-Mexican routes, with many headed to Galveston for water transport to New York. Total season shipments reach 189 carloads.
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Laredo
District Court Busy: Two Juveniles Sent to Training School
The district court advanced its criminal docket with several outcomes. Jose Moreno was found guilty of theft of silk goods over fifty dollars and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. Ismael Colin received two years with a suspended sentence for burglary. Bonds for George Lott and Edgar Morris were forfeited after they failed to appear on liquor charges. Carlos Ojeda and Herculano Cervantes, both charged as delinquent children, were sent to the state training school for boys for four and three years respectively.
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Distret
Jose Moreno
Ismael Colin
George Lott
Edgar Morris
Carlos Ojeda
Herculano Cervantes
Laredo Business Expands with Adjacent Building
J B DaCamara has let a contract to L V Jambers for a new 60 by 109 foot concrete brick and metal sash building adjoining his current Laredo business. The one story structure includes a basement foundation and room for two more stories. Interior changes will add showroom space offices and stock rooms.
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Laredo
J. B. DaCamara
L. V. Jambers
My. DaCamara
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
Tonight cloudy with local showers. Saturday partly cloudy. Fort McIntosh reports 86 hours to 7 am with a high of 97 and a low of 73. Wind generally southeast. Clear conditions noted in the summary.
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United States Weather
New Orleans
the Times
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Railroad Officials Visit Laredo For Big Business Interests
A party of prominent railroad officials arrived in Laredo in private cars No. 111 and No. 200. Thornwell Fay, assistant to the I. & G. N. Ry. Co. receiver, G E. Gforth, general manager of the I. G. N. and Horace Booth, traffic manager, joined the visit. They plan to depart tonight after spending the day in town amid oil and onion development chatter.
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Laredo
Thornwell Fay
E. Gforth
Dissolution of McVicar and Matthews Partnership
Public notice states the partnership of J. A. McVicar and J. L. Matthews of Laredo Texas is dissolved by mutual consent. Matthews sold his interest to T. A. McVicar who will continue the Laredo business and settle debts and accounts. Laredo Texas April 1 1922.
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J. A. McVicar
J. L. Matthews
Laredo
Webb County
Texas
McVicar
Tomorrow's trap and a life insured demise warning
A narrator warns of the perils of postponing life plans. A man vows to insure his life for his children but is killed before action and his widow bears chores while enduring hardship. the tale cautions that tomorrow proves fatal for the unwary. The piece ends with a note from Hugh A. Milton, district representative for a Chicago life insurer.
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Julius Caeser
Carless Jay
Nice
Jay
Hugh A. Milton
Floral ad for cut flowers and designs with phone number
Cut flowers and floral designs advertised with contact phone 660. 4-7-1 appears as a readable line in the notice. The brief item presents a small classified style promotion for floral services.
Thanks From Laredo Fifth District Convention
The Fifth District Convention of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs in Laredo expresses deep appreciation to The Woman's Club Music and Literary Club Heights Civic Club and numerous local groups for hospitality and entertainment. Special thanks to Mrs. F. W. Mally, city officials, business and service clubs, ministers, and Christchurch choir for a sacred concert and musical program.
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Texas Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Laredo
Woman's Club
Heights Civic Club
F. W.mally
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lion's Clubs
Ladies of
Boy Scouts and Boy Scout Band
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Garner
Mr. Blanton
the Fellowship OF Prayer
Times Office
Galveston
Weather Forecast
Money Makers
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Federal Life Insurance Co
Chicago
New Jersey
Senate
Prince Impprecht
Bavaria
Princess Antoinette
Luxemburg
Meath
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