Southern boys lead in corn between farm and school efforts
Eleven Southern state boys won Washington medals for corn yields, with per acre results from 102% to 168 bushels and costs from 8c to 44c. Secretary Wilson to award diplomas. the youths tour Washington landmarks before returning home to spread scientific farming zeal. The piece highlights dramatic yield gains by Southern youths and the region’s rising agricultural prominence. Port Aransas seeks name change to Port Aransas.
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South
Agricultural Department
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hughey A. Harden
Banka
Ala
Ira Smith
Ark
Joseph Stone
Joseph Stone Center, Ga., 102% Bushels, 29c. Stephen G. Henry, Melrose
William Williams
Decatur
Miss
W. Earnest Starnes
Hickory
N. Y
Floyd Gayer
Tishomingo
Jerry H. Moore
Winona
Norman Smith
Covington
Tenn
William Rodmer Smith
Kansas
Tex
Aurice Olgers
Sutherland
Wilson
O B. Martin
S. A. Knapp
Congress Mount Vernon
Iowa
Illinois
Egypt
United States
Aviator Claims 10 Miles In Seventy Minutes
A Laredo man boasted of driving at 200 miles in 10 minutes as a javelin chase spurred him recently, with a note that greater fear could have driven even faster.
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Laredo
Javalin
Sarah Bernhardt Complains of Lack of Appreciation in U S Tour
Actress Sarah Bernhardt laments unprecedented pain from little appreciation on her recent United States tour. The remark contrasts with past acclaim, humorously noting she has never faced such neglect, likening it to a bone felon.
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Sarah Bernhardt
United States
Sarah
Mexican government reports claim victories over insurgents
Reports from the Mexican government on battles with insurgents show victories for the army. Analysts remain uncertain about the insurgents’ reaction or stance toward the official announcements amid contrasting colors used in political discourse.
Death of Mrs Martin Mourns Laredo Community
The city mourns Mrs Raymond Martin whose charitable acts and devotion to family touched many. Mayor orders tolling of the fire bell and half mast flags. district court adjourned for the week. Funeral at 9:30 in Catholic cemetery beside her husband, after long quiet life.
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Raymond Martin
Martin
Mrs Martin
Laredo
Mrs. Martin
Corpus Christi Citizens Demand Water Supply
Corpus Christi residents press for reliable water sources amid belief salt water is unsuitable for bathing and concerns over harvesting rainwater for cooking. The note highlights local demand for improved water access and quality.
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Corpus Christi
Onion Growers Plan Large Warehouses in Laredo Territory
Laredo onion growers announce plans to construct many large warehouses to store onions and the surplus cash from business, a move prompted by local banks' reluctance to hold the funds.
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Laredo
Aviators Slash Stunt Price Tally in Laredo Tale
Report says aviators first proposed an 8000 dollar stunt in Laredo but have cut the price to 1500 dollars. The rise and fall of balloons accompany the plan, signaling a dramatic shift in the spectacle.
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Laredo
Peary Donates Trophies to National Museum
The dispatches report Commander Peary presented all his trophies to the National Museum. It is presumed the list excludes the hide of Dr. Cook.
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Peary
National Museum
Dr. Cook
Washington women win vote as tribes name newborn boys
In Washington state the newly enfranchised women vote echoes, while local tribes name newborn boys in a tradition linked to civic change. The report notes the paradox of progress and cultural naming choices amid a period of social shift.
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Washington
Telegraphic dispatches on Arabian insurrections dated near Texas
The line remarks that telegraphic reports of great insurrections in Arabia resemble dispatches that would be dated inHE Paso or Eagle Pass Texas, implying a comparison between distant events and local framing. The tone hints at skepticism toward date accuracy in these foreign dispatches.
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Arabia
He! Paso
Eagle Pass
Texas
Teddy Embalms Opinion Ahead of 1912 Campaign Move
A report notes Teddy Roosevelt intends to embalm his view on the landslide and release it just before the forthcoming presidential race of 1912, signaling a strategic public stance shaping the campaign atmosphere.
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Teddy
Insurrectos or Haveto's Follow Diaz Policy Debate
In Mexico the followers of Madero are called insurrectos. If President Diaz advances his plans the boys will soon be called havetos. The line reflects tensions in the Mexican political scene and the government’s harsher labels for opponents.
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Mexico
Madero
Diaz
Haveto
Congress Expands Funding For Country With Mixed Sentiment
A speaker notes Congress is spending millions to support the nation, arguing the country deserves substantial aid and benefits from the current policy. The remark frames fiscal support as warranted rather than controversial.
Luther Burbank Petition for Stickerless Cactus Christmas Gifts
A quirky note appeals to Luther Burbank to grow stickerless cactus as unique Christmas presents. The proposal aims to leverage Burbank's horticultural renown to supply novel gift ideas.
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Luther Burbank
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Reward
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh cure failure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes signatures Walding Kinnan & Marnin as corroborating merchants.
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Hall
FE. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marnin
O. Hall
Government seeks more male stenographers and typists
The Civil Service Commission reports a shortage of male stenographers and typists in several cities. Entrance salaries range from 840 to 900 dollars yearly with merit-based raises. Officials urge interested young men to contact the Commission in Washington for details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ends Winter Troubles
A plucky testimonial notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for burns cuts boils sores eczema sprains and cracked skin. The ad claims winter troubles vanish with its use and promotes Reed Drug Co for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Reed Drug. Co
Notice of posted pastures and trespass prohibition
W. P. May authorizes posted pastures with hunters warned of prosecution for trespass. No permits will be issued and all previous permits are cancelled. Dated May 10, 1924.
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W. P. May
Performance Canceled Due to Weather At Grandi Stock
Last night’s audience for Down on the Farm fell short and bad weather caused the show to be canceled with refunds issued. Tonight Grandi Stock presents St. Elmo with Mr Grandin in the title role, touted as his best and likely to produce a strong production.
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Grandi Stock Company
St. Elmo
Grandinn
Man Seeks to Help Others After Long Suffering
J Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he endured backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders for thirty years. He reports five bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely andclaims the remedy is guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Sold by Sicat Reed Drug Co. 2k.
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J. Boyer
Fertile
Sicat
Reed Drug, Co
Rain General Trickle Becomes Heavy Across Laredo
Morning reports confirm rain in Laredo last night spreading across the section. The downpour, beginning two days ago, was intermittent then heavy last night and continues in intervals today. Farmers expect benefits for cattle ranges, onions, truck crops, and fresh grass growth, with a robust season ahead for next year.
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Laredo
Saved From Awful Death By King's New Discovery
Fayetteville North Carolina resident A D McDonald recounts how his sister with consumption was saved by Dr King's New Discovery. He notes her rapid recovery and lasting cure from coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup hemorrhage and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Reed Drug Co.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N.C. R
Reed Drug. Co
Johnson and Donavan Return From Ojuelos Deer Hunt
Mr. S. N. Johnson and his brother in law Mr. William Donavan of New York return from Ojuelos where they hunted as guests of Mr. Jno A Gray. They brought two bucks, both killed by Johnson, and Gray also took a deer on the trip. They report a fine outing.
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S. N. Johnson
William Donavan
New York
Ojuelos
Jno. A. Gray
Johnson
Gray
Weather Forecast from New Orleans Office
Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans shows tonight and Saturday generally fair conditions. The Tames by the Telephone Co. deliver the daily forecast each morning at nine o'clock.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Notice of posted pastures and hunting prohibition
Hunters are notified that pastures are posted and hunting is forbidden. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Permits will be refused. The message appears signed by Porrinio Bexavings with a date reference of 10 26.
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations for Fort McIntosh over the past day show a maximum temperature of 659 and a minimum of 46. Wind came from the west with cloudy skies throughout the period.
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Fort McIntosh
Notice to trespassers on Espejo land pastures posted
Espejo Land and Irrigation Co warns that pastures are posted and they will prosecute all hunters wood-choppers and trespassers found within them. Manager S H Anpenson signs the notice dated September 26.
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Espejo Land and Irrigation Co
S. H. Anpenson
Little Locals News Roundup From The Port
The I N G depot through train to Mexico leaves at 12 50. Rain in the region slows road travel and grays the grass. Nuevo Laredo fiesta and bull fight plans intensify as M Valdez closes business in town to move to Mexico City. Import shipments include pecans ixtle beans calamine and other goods. Onion crops may benefit from wet cool spell. A D Kutz injured from a wagon fall. Licenses issued for Cecilio Morales Luiss Ramirez Vicente Salinas Eugenia Garza. Straw hat demand rises from Mexico port. Dr M P Cullinan and Mrs Cullinan occupy M Valdez home. Police court quiet with two drunk cases. Weather expected to clear tomorrow.
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Nuevo Laredo
M. Valdez
Mexico
Notice to Hunters Posted Pastures Prohibit Trespassing
Notice warns hunters that pastures are posted and that all trespassers will be prosecuted. Permit requests will be refused. Signed by Mrs Raymond Maarrin.
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Raymond Maarrin
Notice to Hunters Posted Pastures No Hunting Allowed
Pastures are posted and hunting or fishing is prohibited. Trespassers will be prosecuted. No permits will be issued. W A Marruews signs this notice dated 10 22 tf.
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W. A. Marruews
Jury Returns Unanimous Verdict Against Coca Cola
A panel of chemists from Georgia Alabama Tulane South Carolina Texas Virginia New Jersey and Louisiana has found Coca Cola not harmful and superior to tea and coffee. The unanimous verdict dismisses the earlier rumors of dangerous materials and notes no dope in the beverage. The jury lists nine distinguished members and invites readers to request a booklet titled The Truth About Coca Cola from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta.
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America
Knocker
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca- Cola
Jno
C. H. Palm
University of Texas
Wm. H. Tayloe
Virginia
Louis Schaefer
Prest
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Southern Boys
Tarpole
Mustang Island
Port Aransas
Congress
Weather Forecast
Porrinio Bexavings
Local Weather Report
A. D. Kutz
Times
Cecilio Morales
Luiss Ramirez
Vicente Salinas
Eugenia Garza
M. P. Cullinan
Jarvis Plaza
LAREDO ELECTRIC @ND RAILWAY CO
Frank E. Scovill
Agency For
Whithout
Czar
Gennnedy
Ayn
Elite Ice Cream Parlor
L. Villegas & CO
Plaza Cleaning Club
A.H. Kelly
Prop
Christen Building
Jarvis Plaze
Gil
Robt. Fasnacht
Iturbide St
Ice Factory
P M. Sauvionet
COAL
the Royal Tailors
Chicago
Broadway Tailor Shop
Schmidt
the Tailor
Lincoln Street
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