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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1918

Page

12

A Mistaken Notion Of Paving And German Treachery

Saturday's Daily argues that paving Laredo streets will take years due to required steps from voter approval to sewerage, drainage, and bids, warning progress depends on public will and infrastructure. It then condemns German deceit in World War I, noting Germany’s broken promises, betrayals, and the futility of treachery as the peace process unfolds.

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A Trick That Failed Circular Dropped by Germans

The Times reprinted a German circular dropped in American trenches on October 26 asking soldiers to desert and be interned. American troops answered with a day and night bombardment, enraged by the insult to their courage. The piece questions German repentance and reintegration with the Allies.

Sunshine Needed For General Vegetation In Rio Grande Region

Laredo and the Rio Grande country linger under a prolonged damp spell with sun scarce since Thanksgiving. The wet weather boosts young Bermuda onions now transplanted to fields and aids cattlemen as grasses recover from previous drought. Farmers say a spell of sunshine would greatly aid diversified crops toward maturity.

Laredo Rio Grande Bermuda

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Memorial Services for Laredo Lodge Elks Held Tomorrow

The Laredo Lodge No. 1018 B P O Elks will hold memorial services tomorrow afternoon at four o clock at their hall. The program includes opening ceremonies prayers a featured address by Bro Asher R Smith and music by Mrs T A Austin with the Ode Auld Lang Syne and Benediction by Rev J P Ward attendees are invited.

ELKS Laredo Richard Tarlton Asher R. Smith Woodman Austin Cook Nelson J. P. Ward T. A. Austin

Laredos War Sacrifices Remembrance Notice

War dead listed from Laredo include Lieut. E J Cousineau Lieut. Luke W Loftus Sergt Percy R Winch Sergt George Bigden Sergt Charles Woodus Corporal Jack Correu Private Edmundo Lopez Private Benjamin Hastings Private Moises Carrejo Private Miles Little Private Francisco Garcia Private Lorenzo Rendon Peace to their ashes and memory of the fallen heroes.

E. J. Cousineau Luke W. Loftus Percy R. Winch George Bigden Charles Woodus Jack Correu Edmundo Lopez Benjamin Hastings Moises Carrejo Miles Little Francisco Garcia Lorenzo Rendon

Meeting Postponed for Creditors of Forseck & Sons

Adjourned meeting of the creditors in the U S District Court room at Laredo Texas was postponed from November 30 1918 to December 11 1918 at 10 o clock A M. The notice is signed in Corpus Christi November 27 1918 by the referee.

J. K. Forseck & Sons U. S. District Court Room Laredo Texas Corpus Christi

Bankruptcy Notice in U S District Court of Texas Laredo

In the district court of the United States for the Southern District of Texas at Laredo C Rose bankrupt creditors notified of adjudication on November 12 1918 and a first meeting of creditors on December 11 1918 at 10 o clock a m in the U S District courtroom Laredo Texas to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt Referee in Bankruptcy MO C Scott issued November 11 1918

District Court OF the United States Southern District OF Texas Laredo MO. C. Scott

Charles Ross Bankrupt in Laredo Bankruptcy

Charles Ross a well known businessman of Laredo operating a grocery and delicatessen on Hidalgo street opposite the Royal Theater has filed for bankruptcy with John C. Scott referee in bankruptcy. The first meeting of creditors will be held in the U S District Court Room in Laredo Texas on December 11 at 10 oclock a m. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.

C. Rose C. Reas Laredo Texas Webb A. D Ross U. S Charles Ross Hidalgo Street Royal Theater John C. Scott U. S. District Court Room

Night School Notice At Central School Building

Parents urged to enroll boys under the compulsory education law. Night school available in the Central School Building under instruction of John Reynolds, teacher, with attendance guidance for nonattending day students. Date 11 30 101 listed.

Mayor McComb Prepares to Act on Sewerage Plan

Mayor McComb says the sewerage question will be put to Laredo voters soon after preliminaries resume with engineer Mr Frees. A bond election will decide funding for a modern sewer system, with street paving deferred until sewers are installed to prevent later tearing up of streets. The aim is to reduce muddy conditions and elevate Laredo streets to be among the best in the state.

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Retail Clerks Meet at Pappas Building Headquarters

The Retail Clerks Union of Laredo calls members to the new headquarters in Room 14 upstairs at Pappas Building. Rooms open from 9 to 12 in the morning and 8 to 6 in the afternoon tomorrow Sunday. Ignacio Pina, Secretary.

Retail Clerks Union of Laredo Pappas Building

Laredo’s War Sacrifices: Honored Dead List Beginning

The Times announces a regular feature titled Laredo’s War Sacrifices to publish a roster of local soldiers who died in service. Relatives urged to submit names of those killed in action or dying of wounds so the list remains complete and could later be inscribed on a monument in Laredo.

Laredo Times

Thirteenth Cavalry To Pass Through Laredo Tomorrow

The Thirteenth U. S. Cavalry, stationed near Brownsville, camped at Dolores, moves to Laguna tonight and will march into Laredo tomorrow forenoon about 10 oclock under Colonel Hermann. After reaching Fort Mclntosh the regiment rests then heads to Fort Clark in a few days. On Monday the Elks Club hosts a complimentary dance for these troops.

U. S. Cavalry Brownsville Dolores Rio Grande Laredo Laguna Hermann Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Mclntosh Fort Clark Elks Club Goldiery

Social Calendar Notes Busy Bees and Local Clubs

The Times lists social items for the weekend with the Busy Bees meeting at 8 20 pm with Miss Josephine Brewster, a Soldiers Club dance, Epworth Society at the Methodist Church, B Y P U at the Baptist Church, and Woman's Club activities at the Library and Heights School. A veteran list of gatherings, weddings, and local news follows including club meetings and upcoming travels.

Busy Bees Josephine Brewster Soldiers Club Epworth Society League Methodist Church Baptist Church Woman's Club Heights Civic League Heights

Essing troupe returns to Laredo after Corpus engagement

Robert EB. Essing and his infantry minstrel troupe performed to packed houses in Corpus Christie last Monday and Tuesday, returning to Laredo after noon. Local weather shifts push Fort McIntosh boxing to Army Y M C A tonight. Marriage licenses issued: Hagan Davis and Lopez Ibarra. Imports from Mexico pass Laredo: calamine Tea pecans baskets garbanzo ixtle beer. Lorendo Rendon of Laredo dies in France. Soldiers Club Saturday dance postponed due to weather and heating issues. Tenor Ricardo Clark scheduled to sing at San Agustin church mass.

Robert EB. Essing Sith Corpus Laredo Fort McIntosh Army Y. M. C Joseph Albert Hagan Jane Hamilton Davis Francisco R. Lopez Angela Ibarra Mexico France Lorendo Rendon Larcedo Times

Rainbow Division reaches France and tax act activates

On November 30 the Rainbow Division of the United States Army arrived in France. The War Revenue Act stamp tax provisions took effect. In the Cambrai salient, German forces gained slightly amid ongoing vigorous fighting.

United Army France Cambrai Salient

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