Notice of Sale in Bankruptcy Chas Ross Estate Webb County Texas
Notice is given that under an order of sale in Chas Ross Bankrupt No 44 the trustee will sell at public auction on May 6 1919 items in Webb County Texas including blocks 1705 1710 1861 1940 2013 1642 1862 1868 1938 2014 2015 1790 1706 1707 1708 1709 1641 1939 in Laredo and one lot of second hand agricultural implements from Ross Farm listed as feed choppers plows wagons and cane mill at the Court House door in Laredo between 10 AM and 4 PM.
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Chas, Ross
J. C. Scott
Court House
Webb County
Texas
Laredo
City of
Ross
F. M. Ramsay
Say It With Flowers Easter Gift Ad
A florists ad promotes Easter flowers and roses tied with ribbons for Milady or Spring arrangements for a convalescing friend. It offers nationwide delivery through the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association and guarantees every order. Order now to avoid forgetting loved ones.
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Milady
United States
Canada
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Suggestions A Gift For Milady Corsage And Flowers
A newspaper style notice describes Spring flowers arranged as corsages baskets and boxes with ribbon ties in assorted price ranges from 3.00 to 5.50. It invites callers to request appropriate suggestions for a personalized gift.
Edward Green Florist on Avenue C at 8th Street
Edward Green Florist operates on Avenue C at 8th Street offering day and night service and telephone Cr. 4107 for orders and inquiries.
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Avenue C
8Th Street
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Laredo Citizens
Laredo residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and urinary troubles. Barber shop owner Juan Cortez says frequent standing causes back pain and kidney issues, which the remedy relieves quickly. Price 6 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Laredo
Juan
Cortez
Barber Shop
Hidalgo St
Mr. Cortez
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Calendar Meeting Details
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church meets at 4 PM at Mrs. R. L. Sutton's home. The four W M A circles hold 4 PM meetings with Circle A at Mrs. Trout Circle B at Mrs. Landrum Circle C at Mrs. Sizeman Circle D at Mrs. Walker.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. L. Sutton
Trout
Landrum
Sizeman
B. F. Walker
Ladies Aid of
The
Presbyterian Church
Heights
Enchanter's Part Promises Joy and Reunion in Verse
Poem laments earthly treasure and envisions magic restoring happiness across hearts and communities. It transitions to brief local notes about letters from Lieut. Siros in Sasifig Germany, Alfred Campbell’s 147th Infantry moving to Texas for discharge, and social notices including travel plans, church meetings, and holiday visits.
Local social notices and wartime memorials in city items
The column lists visits by Mrs. C G C Shiner and Mrs. Walter Buck from San Antonio, and plans for a Musical Revue with tickets at City Drug. It reports a marriage announcement for Manuel Francisco de la Garza and Josefina Cardenas, a Junior Auxiliary Easter service, Miriam Chapter memorial at Masonic Hall, and a Red Cross letter about Lt. Louis Reed's death in France.
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Juan F. de la Garza
Paula D. de la Garza
Andres Cardenas
Josefa G. de Cardenas
Manuel Francisco de la Garza
Josefina Cardenas
San Agustin Church
Miriam Chapter No
Order of the Faster Star
Masonic Hall
J. A. Burnett
R. A. Millar
Katherine L. McKiver
American Red Cross
France
Louis Reed
Co. C
360Th Infantry
Reed
Miriam Chapter
Millar
Brother Reed
Resurrection Promise Message Proclaims Eternal Dawn
A devotional note proclaims the promise that those who sacrifice life in service will find life in Christ. It envisions sleep with a glorious dawn after death and a reunion that endures beyond the grave.
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Lief
Personal arrivals and travels noted in city
Roe Oliver of Encinal and Farmer Jennings of San Antonio arrived in the city this morning. W W Moore cashier of the Houston Bank and Trust Co is a visitor. Otis Peaslee of San Antonio passed through en route to Hebbronville. Judge J D Dodson returned home from a business trip to San Antonio. Hon Wilbur P Allen passed this morning from Austin en route to his ranch near Hebbronville.
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Roe Oliver
Encinal
Farmer Jennings
San Antonio
W. W. Moore
The
Houston Bank and Trust Co
Otis Peaslee
Hebbronville
J. D. Dodson
Sanntonio
Wilbur P. Allen
Austin
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Gentle Clear Skin
Promotional ad asserts Olive Tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver replacing calomel with a gentle safe remedy. It promises clearer skin and improved health after a few nightly doses with no dark taste or bad breath, selling 10c and 25c boxes through druggists.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Navy to Prevent Interference With Transports
The navy announces that transports will move in and out of New York harbor regardless of harbor workers strike plans. Officials say the action will not permit tying up traffic, even if it requires full U S Navy involvement to safeguard transports.
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Associated Pres- Washington
New York Harbor
United States Navy
Birth anniversaries mark notable figures on March 16
Today honors birthdays of Thomas G. Mathers chief justice Manitoba born Luck Now Ontario 60 years ago Clarence P D Clark Wyoming senator Oswego County New York 68 Henry C Taylor USDA Farm Management chief Stockport Iowa 46 Samuel D Felker New Hampshire governor Rochester New Hampshire 60 Charlie Chaplin famed actor born in France to English parents 30 years ago
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Thomas G. Mathers
Manitoba
Lucknow
Ont
Clarence PD. Clark
United States
Wyoming
Oswego County
N. Y
Henry C. Taylor
Farm Management Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stockport
Iowa
Samuel D. Felker
New Hampshire
Rochester
N. H
Charlie Chaplin
France
Centenary of Bishop Francis P McFarland Observed
Hartford churches marked the centennial of Rt Rev Francis P McFarland born April 16 1819 in Franklin Pennsylvania. He was ordained in 1845 in New York by Archbishop Hughes and consecrated Hartford bishop in 1858, overseeing Connecticut and Rhode Island until his death in Hartford on October 12 1874.
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Hartford
Conn
Francis P. McFarland
McFarland
Franklin
New York
Hughes
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks with a 60c to 1 20 price. It also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle natural laxative sold by druggists at 25c.
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Dr. King
New England to Hear Gillett Dinner Speech
Boston April 16 Congressman Frederick H Gillett will deliver the first major speech since his election as House Speaker at a Boston Home Market Club dinner tomorrow night. He will outline the new Congress program and be joined by Michigan's Joseph W Fordney and Indiana's Senator James J Watson who is to forecast tariff legislation.
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Boston
Mass
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
Home Market Club
New England
Gillett
New Congress
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
James J. Watson
Indiana
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association to Convene
St Louis hosts the second annual convention of the Mississippi Valley Waterways Association with governors of fifteen states mayors of 100 valley cities and heads of 500 commercial groups invited. Topics include foreign trade national merchant marine and inland waterways development and a push for public support and standard river terminal plans.
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St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Ports
Congress
Allies reach full understanding on peace with Germany
London reports Premier Lloyd George telling the House of Commons that allied representatives have agreed on fundamental peace questions with Germany. He hopes the demands will be presented by the end of next week and warns against military intervention in Russia as the greatest act of stupidity. The premier says there has been no Russian approach or proposal before the conference.
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Russia
Associated Press
London
Paria
Germany
Lloyd George
House of Commons
John R. Clymen
England
Not Satisfactory to Labor Statement on Lloyd George Speech
William Adamson, leader of the Labor opposition in the house of commons, said Lloyd George’s address was eloquent but not entirely satisfactory. The remark followed the premier’s remarks in London on April 16.
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Labor
London
William Adamson
House of Commons
Lloyd George
German press blasts French peace terms 1919
Berlin reports denounces semi official French peace terms. Tageblatt quotes Prince Lichnowsky that only force can sustain peace. Vorwaerts states no German government can sign such terms. Anzeiger condemns further mockery of Wilsons fourteen points.
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Berlin
Prince Lichnowsky
Tageblatt
Vorwaerts
Anzeiger
Wilson
Distinct Improvement Reported From Paris Peace Talks
Washington reports a distinct improvement in the general peace conference situation with assurances reaching the White House from Paris. The update signals progress in mediation efforts and optimism for upcoming discussions.
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Washington
White House
Paris
Schleswig-Holstein Question Referred to Referendum
Paris report states the council of four agreed on resolving the Schleswig-Holstein issue per territorial commission conclusions. It recommends a referendum with arrangements to ensure impartial conditions for its conduct.
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Schleswig-Holstein
Paris
Council of Four
Territorial Commission
Fool or the Fraud
A friend known for heavy drinking recalls an advertisement offering a prescription for $11 to cure a red nose. He mailed the money and received a verse encouraging continued drinking and predicting a future purple hue, noting he did not report it to the post office as he doubted legal action could be taken.
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Post Office Department
Southern Italian Cities Back Territorial Claims at Rome Meeting
Representatives from twelve southern Italian cities met in Rome to express strong support for Italy's territorial claims before the peace conference. The gathering emphasized unified national stance and regional backing for the proposed frontiers.
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Rome
Italy
Wntente Assurance On Polish Troops For Polish Territory
General von Hammerstein of the German armistice commission telegraphed the people's council asserting that the Entente powers promised General Halter's Polish troops would be employed only to maintain order in the former Russian lands vacated by Germany.
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Lissa
Baron von Hammerstein
German Armistice Commission
People's Council
Wntente
Halter
Jin
Anarchy Reigns in Munich as Robberies Rise
A Copenhagen despatch reports complete anarchy in Munich with work halted trains silent robbers looting houses and threats to banks. The First Infantry is said to have joined the Spartacists in the unrest.
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Munich
London
Copenhagen
German Troops Seize Magdeburg in April Push
German government troops occupied the entire town of Magdeburg on a Tuesday according to a Weimar despatch to the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin. The report notes the seizure as part of a broader April campaign with Copenhagen mentioned in the dispatch.
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Magdeburg
Copenhagen
Weimar
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Women workers gain weekly minimum wage in Seattle
Women employed in steam laundries in Seattle now receive a minimum wage of 15 dollars per week. Business and professional women clubs exist in over fifty U.S. cities. The first federation of such clubs in the South is organized in Atlanta. Asheville, North Carolina, claims one of the South’s first barber shops owned and operated entirely by women.
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Seattle
United States
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
South
Atlanta
Ashville
N. C
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
Advertisement notes THE TIMES offers daily opportunities with a subscription priced at 60 cents per month.
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the Times
Foreigner Watch in Korea Faces Murder Risk
Reports from Shanghai dated April 16 warn foreigners who witnessed Korean suffering under Japanese forces during the passive revolution are in danger. Americans who saw the events note that hired thugs may target those who know too much.
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Uy Associated Press
Shanghai
Korea
Southern Association of College Women meets at Mississippi institute
Visitors arrive in Columbus for the annual convention hosted by the Southern Association of College Women. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve of Barnard College and President J A Dinwiddie of Tulane University will speak during the week at the Mississippi Industrial Institute and College.
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Columbus
Misc
Southern Association of College Women
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
J. A. Dinwiddie
Tulane University
Easter Flowers High in Price in New York
New York reports rising prices for Easter flowers as markets fill with lilies, tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. Firms fear weak sales due to war-related production curtailment and limited lily supply this season.
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New York
Centennial Birth Anniversary of Rt Rev Francis P McFarland
Delegates from many States converge in St Louis for the second annual Mississippi Valley Waterways Association convention. Georgia Federation of Labor holds its annual convention in Brunswick addressing reconstruction issues. Ohio Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum hosts a two day meeting in Cleveland. Walker D Hines to speak in Chicago on railroad transportation at the American Lumber Congress. Michigan Good Roads Association maps highways improvements in Grand Rapids. Governor Smith to preside over Albany public hearing on Sunday baseball and Sunday motion picture shows in New York State.
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Francis P. McFarland
Dartford
St. Louis
Mississippia Valley Waterways Association
Georgia Foderation of Labor
Aivite
Brunswick
Ohio Grand Council of the
Royal Arcanum Ia
Cleveland
Walker D. Hines
American Lumber Congress
Chicago
Michigan Good Roads Association
Grand Hoapida
Smith
Albany
New York State
New Zealand Soldiers Vote Trims Prohibition Majority
Despatches report hard fighting and many casualties on both sides as New Zealand soldiers vote on April 11. The result wipes out the prohibition majority in the commonwealth, according to London reports dated April 16.
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London
New Zealand
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