Daily Postal Rates and Delivery Details for Laredo News
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly newspaper delivery to U S Mexico and Canada. Daily: one month 60 cents one year six dollars. Weekly: one year 92 08 one six months 1 00 one three months .66 Subscriptions are due in advance. Entered second class matter at Laredo Texas under the act of March 3 1879.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Carriler
Laredo
New Laredo
Postoffice
Texas
Local Press Note on AP and Jewish Publication Rights
An AP style notice confirms the paper credits AP dispatches and the local Jewish publication for republication rights within the issue. It reiterates exclusive entitlement to use AP news and locally published Jewish content.
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Associated Press
Rail strike debate: labor disputes harm public and economy
A lengthy critique questions railway strike tactics and wage disagreements, arguing strikes hurt thousands of workers and the public. It contends management practices, shop agreements, and unemployment worsen the crisis, urging settlement without broad walkouts.
Veterans Demand Strong Navy and Army To Deter War
Veterans urge maintenance of a robust regular army and navy to deter aggression. They argue postwar cuts weaken national defense, warning that foundations must stay large enough to support existing and future forces. The call supports keeping ships and recruits ready, not seeking war, but ensuring preparedness.
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Congress
League of Nations
Washington
Navy
National Guard
Og Unitine
Public citation in Webb County for Willard Newport
The State of Texas commands Webb County officers to publish this citation weekly for four weeks before the next district court term in Laredo. It directs Willard Newport to answer Mamie Torres Newport’s petition filed April 20, 1921 seeking divorce, custody of Angela Newport, and termination of the marriage.
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Texas
Webb County
Willard Newport
Laredo
A. D
Mamie
Torres Newport
Willard
Angela Newport
Marriags
A. D. Heo
Fire and war notes from early history and a cure claim
A historical digest notes Boston fire destroying many houses in 1786, Illinois governor commission in 1804, China edict on teaching Christianity, 1747 Michigan troops for Mexican War, a Missouri tax bond conspiracy, Battleford siege, Count von Moltke death, Britain neutrality proclamation, and a rheumatism cure testimonial for Chamberlain's Liniment from Patten Mills New York with a purchaser's praise.
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Nindun Edwards
Ilinois
Inds
China
Detroit
Vera Cruz
Gun City
Missouri
PRA Col
Count von Moltke
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Personal Property Webb County Texas
Sheriff Antonio Salinas will sell on May 12 1922 at the Rio Grande Oil & Gas drilling site Santo Tomas Tract Webb County Texas the property of L M Lane J M Grover S J Bailey I F Crow and Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co to satisfy a defective judgment in favor of Albert Urbahn. Property includes wire cable drilling equipment and vehicle items with license 540572. Amount of judgment 5822.05 plus costs 380.30. Sale conducted under alias execution issued April 22 1922 by District Court Webb County.
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Webb
District Court
Webb County
Texas
M. de la Garza
Mibert Urbahn
J. M. Lane
Rio Grande Oil & Gas Company
Santo Tomas
Rio Grande
Zacatosa
Santa Isabel
Robert KE. Garrett
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Delco
Iosab
L. M. Lane
J. M. Grover
S. Je. Bailey
I. F. Crow
Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co
Albert Urbahn
Antonio Salinas
A. J. Condren
Laredo Seeks Bids for 150 Paying Bonds
The city invites bids for 150 bonds of 1000 dollars each at 6 percent interest, payable semi annually. Bonds mature in forty years with optional redemption at twenty. Interest payable via Park National Bank in NYC or in Laredo. Bids due May 20, 1922 at 10 a.m. L. Villegas mayor and A. R. Garcia city secretary.
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Laredo
Texas
Park National Bank
New York City
L. Villegas
City of
A. R. Garcia
Schott No 4 well adds to Mirando field output
The Schott No 4 well in the Schott field came in Friday producing about 150 barrels per hour before stabilizing to around 168 barrels per day. Logs show extensive lithology and a major formation shift after 1204 feet. Killam-Condren No 4 joined the field, producing about 100 barrels daily, with Laurel No 2 shooting gas at 15 million cubic feet per day and Laurel No 1 oiling with a siphon in place.
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Schott
Newton & Allen
Duikiers
Killam-Coadren
Jin
Mirando
Miranda
Witherspoon
Laurel No
Laredo
Webb
Zapata
Examination for Teachers Certificates Held May 5 and 6
An examination for all classes of teachers certificates will be conducted May 5 and 6. Intending applicants must notify the county superintendent one week before the exam date.
Rail consolidation hearings set by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings in Washington today on the transportation act plan to consolidate the principal American railroads into nineteen major systems.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Onion shipments hit new monthly record in Laredo district
Over the weekend 67 carloads of onions were shipped from Laredo via J G N and Texas Mexican lines, bringing total season shipments to 1 109 carloads. The season may end in a few days with fewer than 200 carloads left to ship.
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Laredo
Fine Fat Steers On Sale At Denot And People's Markets
A shipment of top quality steers is on sale at Denot market and People's market in Jaredo. People's market lists a phone number P2500 and MT. LESTARIED TE on the notice dated 4-24-15.
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Jaredo
Ny Denot Market
People’s Market
MT. Lestaried TE
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Story
Mrs George Stroup of Solvay New York reports relief from indigestion and constipation after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says prior to using them she suffered dreadfully and could not keep food down. The remedy strengthened digestion and cured her constipation.
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Chamberlain
Wwe
George Stroup
Solvay
N. Y
Legion Triumphs Over Soldiers In Double Header
A large crowd watched the Laredo Base Ball League double header at Legion Park. In game one the American Legion shut out Fort McIntosh 12 to 0 behind Hazelrigg and Cochran with Roberts and Bentley catching for Fort McIntosh. Phipps starred at short for the Legion. The nightcap saw the Laredos edge the Milmos 2 to 1 in nine innings as Meitzen won with three hits and the Milmos fell despite strong support from Chile and Gutierrez. Garcia was the Milmos catcher.
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Legion Park
Laredo Baseball League
American Legion
Fort McIntosh
la Tredes
Milmos
Hazelrigg
Cochran
Roberts
Bentley
Legion
Phipps
Laredos
Meitzen
Garcia
Chile
Gutierrez
Boy Scouts Court of Honor Set by Laredo Council
Monday night May 1 marks the Court of Honor at the Laredo Council for Scouts who have earned 1st or 2nd class or merit badge tests. Reports run 1 to 5 pm Tuesday and Wednesday. headquarters open all week 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Thursday 1:30 pm Scouts may take life saving swimming cooking and other outdoor tests. Summer camp at Corpus Christi begins May 29 with registration required. FLL. MACKAY, Executive.
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Boy Scouts
Laredo
Scout
Chavon
Corpus Christi
Fll
MacKay
Formal Opening Of New Store Delayed At Lincoln Street
The Tlaquepaque Art Store announced postponement of its formal opening at 1216 Lincoln Street due to late delivery of new goods. The shop will remain open for business and invites customer interest and patronage while awaiting the arrival of inventory.
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Lincoln Street
Tlaquepaque Art Store
T. A. Mevicar
Down in Dixie matinee and local notices mix in town page
Local listings announce a Strand matinee next Thursday featuring Down in Dixie with 4 15 pm start and ticket info. Also ads report flower offerings from Green Florist, oil leases purchased, Schweizer organdies and plumbing services, plus a high school baseball result Eagle Pass 6 Laredo 1 and other small notices about marriages and a civic play cast.
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Strand
Dixie
Laredo
Car Crash Ends With Six Hurt Near Chacon Bridge
A Dodge driven by Bernardino DaCamara overturned after hitting a steep road embankment near the Chacon bridge yesterday afternoon. Clyde Quinn suffered the most serious injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition. RK. H. Johnson and four others were treated at home or at the hospital for cuts and sprains.
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Bernardino DaCamara
Clyde Quinn
Robert Honeyman
Roy Davis
R. Hi. Johnson
Warner
Chacon Bridge
Chacon
RK. H. Johnson
Regular meeting of Laredo Lodge Elks No 1018
The Laredo Lodge No 1018 of the B P O Elks announces a regular meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Secretary A B Muller notes the date line 4 24 2t.
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Laredo Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
A. B. Muller
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Alan
Oidustry
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Nou
Eoonethey
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Merk
District Court of
Boston
C. P. Rayder
Patten Mills
Laurel No. 2
Schott Field
Laurel No. 1
Guimbo
Sin
Mirando City
Mirando Lumber Co
Mirando City, Texas
J. M. Sallee
E. G. Clingenpeel
Webb County Lumber Co
Laredo Welding Company
Matamoros St
J. C. Netzer Co
Toca
Rayner
Belmont Partments
Green
the Florist
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Sinc
Maxiliano Santos
Eligia Hernandez
Guillermo Gayetan
Felicitas Olivera
Schweizer
Sorrillo
Saliway Avenue
City Drug Co
A.B. Qale Optical Co
Old Laredo
B. Juarez Plumbing
Philadelphia
BE. W. Hays
Uncle Mosely
Down In
Wormser Brothers
Eagle Pass
Will W. Gregg
Corpus Christi Street
Corinne Chilmer
Susannah
Beacon” Shoes At
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Fidel Cantu
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