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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1914

Page

10

Villa Declares Peace Goal and Plans Retirement in Mexico

Gen Villa told an interview near Mexico City that his aim is permanent peace in Mexico and then retirement at San Andres with his wife. He remains loyal to Gutierrez and the revolutionary convention, while Zapata Angeles and Silliman reported on order in the capital and treatment of foreigners.

Mexico City Villa Mexico San Andres Cutierrez Cera Cruz Gutierrez Carranza Pechuca State Department Siliman National Palace Republic Silliman Zapata Angeles Mr. Silliman Gen Tilt Porfirio Diaz Pablo Gonzales Antonio Villarena United States

Army Workers Keep Clean Cities and Foster Sanitation

The author argues for using soldiers in productive roles beyond drill to improve sanitation and public works. Citing Vera Cruz Manila and Santiago, troops cleaned cities, reduced disease, and upgraded streets and markets, showing soldiers as active contributors to civic welfare.

Manila New Orleans Malabon Malecon Cuba Santiago

Army led Cuba and Philippines cleanup credited to soldiers

The passage lauds United States Army troops for reducing Havana’s filth and eradicating yellow fever while rebuilding Cuba and the Philippines. It notes natives learned sanitation quickly, acknowledges critics who called soldiers loafers, and asserts the army’s work complemented its regular duties amid global conflict. It references Carranza, party leaders, and war news from Europe, Russia, and Niagara Falls conferences.

Havana Hemisphere New Orleans United States Army Cuba Philippine Tre

Fine Citrus Potential Shown At Moore Farm In Laredo

Local grower Fd Ro Moore reports strong citrus yield at his Weights property in Laredo. Grapefruit lemons and oranges show heavy, healthy growth with several trees bearing heavily including a season’s sample of large clustered grapefruit. Twenty five new trees planted last year also thriving, indicating the area’s suitability for commercial fruit production and shipping potential.

Texas Laredo Moore Ward Pela Moore Home

Gets It corn cure touted as universal remedy

An advertisement claims a new corn remover named Gets It offers instant relief, shriveling corns then vanishing with two drops. It targets hard and soft corns, warts, calluses, and bunions, with sales via druggists for 25 cents or by mail from EK Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and Flavio Vargas in Laredo.

EK. Lawrence & Co Chicago Laredo

Voice of Texas and Enigmatic Seers Highlight Oddities

A scattered Denton Texas page shows Sir Oliver Lojige claiming spirit communication and a satirical critique of credulity. Reports touch on free market tensions in Dallas, potato scams harming local buyers, and a stray note on graduates amid estate swindles.

Birthdays and career of Cleveland Abbe noted meteorologist

A garbled New York Dec 3 obituary sketches Cleveland Abbe the weather pioneer. It details his creation of daily weather reports at the Smithsonian era, roles at the St Petersburg and Tsarist observatories, and later professorships at Johns Hopkins and other institutions.

Cleveland New York Michigan Tut St Petersburg Petrograd Naponel Tsonga DeckMe Tsah Johndopkins Cheong Washington University Amu Thany Professiog Washington

Delaware adopts federal constitution in 1787 history entry

Fragmentary history note covers Delaware ratifying the U S Constitution on December 3 1787 and mentions other dated events such as Ohio pioneers Ipswich Massachusetts and Mexican political shifts. It preserves scattered names and places without complete context.

Delaware

Fragmented OCR Text on Faction Censorship and Fashion

The passage appears as garbled OCR prose referencing faction censorship and gendered fashion. It mentions a person named Henay and phrases about feminine presentation, costumes, and stage imagery. The exact events, dates, and clear factual details are unreadable.

Jury unable to reach verdict in Morales v. Laredo Steam Laundry

The jury, after nearly 24 hours deliberation, was discharged by District Judge Mullally with a possible eight to four leaning toward damages. This second trial ended in disagreement, citing alleged negligence and unclear causation as the plaintiff Carlota B. de Morales operated a laundry mangle and looked away, causing an accident.

Carlota B. de Morales Laredo Mullally Dam. Eos Caitgst Mangle

Pound Notice Sold After City Violation

Pound notice issued for one stray animal picked up for violating city ordinance governing keeping animals. It will be sold at public auction in front of the city hall on Monday morning December 7, 1074 at ten o'clock unless the owner calls before then. Costs accrued. M Brennan, City Marshal Latreda Texas. Rec. 8, 1914 Test TAG.

Eray Jennet Ray Aminghs Poub Hennerian

Legal Battle Over Smoke Nuisance Abatement Trial

A waterdowned injunction case WCP vs Laredo Electric and Ruinee Co seeks to abate smoke from a power plant east of the US Home, with jury trial set for December. Krieks Cebkarden of San Antonio represents the plaintiff. Mann to be counsel for the defendant.

Khomeo Ind

Program Band Concert Tonight

The band presents a concert program at the Ninth Titan pavilion this evening. Selections include French Comedy Overture, Liszt and Smetana pieces, Pinafore, and the Star Spangled Banner, with performances by C. Smith and Sargent among others.

Martin Daca C. Smith Kotler Woiltay Pim Atv Keushbers Keushbers Mantasia

Break the Cold Down Now Fight Germs

Fragmented ad style notes urge readers to curb a cold and protect health. References to fighting germs, health tips, and a doctor’s advice are embedded in a garbled promotional text. No clear events, dates, or individuals are identified.

Curb Construction Aims to Extend Frontage to Street

Report from an early city contractor describes extending the curb line along the building to improve the sidewalk and opening the passageway. Work focuses on supporting a balcony and preventing obstruction by wagons and pedestrians. The project seeks to curb nuisance and improve modern street access.

Clarence Puttine Otha

Unclear historic remedy ad claims quick relief

An old advertisement touts Herb ine as a cure for indigestion and stomach pain. It promises instant relief, rapid bowel movement, and renewed vigor, noting it is sold by all druggists as Pishs adv.

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