Laredo Times Publishing Co Rates and Contact Info
The Laredo Times Penn Publishing Co announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Local delivery, mail options to the United States Mexico or Canada are listed with monthly and yearly prices and advance payment terms. Communications addressed to Penn Publishing Co with telephone contact in Laredo Texas.
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Associated Press Credit Note Reprint Policy
A rippling credit notice states The Associated Press owns republication rights for dispatches credited to AP or its reporters and for focal news published in this paper. The policy outlines exclusive entitlement to use and republication rights.
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Let Us All Cooperate In Laredo Revival
Mondays Daily urges a united effort to spur a great revival of business and industry in Laredo. It compares cooperative action to army and ant teamwork, announces a get together campaign by the Chamber of Commerce, and invites all residents to join even nonmembers. A banqu et Thursday will connect members to the central power source to energize the drive.
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Military trials and justice in war time
The author argues against a sensational view of U S army court martials as medieval. He notes courts martial aim to deter, not merely punish, and that homesickness or age deception can lead to harsh outcomes, but pardons and review exist. If 15 000 injustices are alleged, higher authorities should investigate and act to protect innocent soldiers.
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Boost Laredo as home and unite for growth
Encourage every resident of Laredo to booster the town. Insist no other places match its merit. Stay, earn here, and persuade others to come. If the home is good for you it is good for all, and unity will turn individuals into a thriving community. Do what you can and join others in the effort.
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Laredo
Satan
Heaven
Gompers at 70 Leads Labor Delegation to Peace Talks
Samuel Gompers, turning seventy, travels to Europe as part of a labor delegation for the peace conference. He has led the American Federation of Labor since 1882 and has played a major role in civic and labor movements beyond unions.
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England
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Federation
Gompers
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National Civic Federation
His Best Throw
A wry exchange about luck and risk ends with a quip that the best throw was discarding the dice, framing a gambler’s fable about choosing to walk away.
Notice to Auto Owners Tax Collector Opens 1919 Licenses
State Highway commission authorizes license tax collection for automobiles for 1919. Parties may obtain licenses by visiting the officer's office today. H. Ligade, Tax Collector, Laredo, Texas, December 30, 1918.
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Laredo
Texas
Injustice Claims About Courts Martial And Civil Courts
The speaker notes many injustices in courts martial within two years and critiques civil courts influenced by money and politics. They argue military procedure needs revision and laws require reform, but condemn extremes on both sides. They acknowledge warfare stress hides issues yet deny total disaster or perfection in justice.
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Help For Digestive Woes
Thousands with stomach trouble seek the Dr Edwards Olive Tablets remedy highlighting a liver aid and natural bowel function. The plant based mix is described as a substitute for calomel and is sold in two sizes with instructions to take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Launch Out Into the Deep in a Pastor's Call
Rev. W. L. Barr preached from Luke five urging personal contact with Jesus as the basis of all service. He urged Christians to launch out into the deep with faith, using the nets they possess, and to trust God for the draught in every branch of life and ministry.
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Missionary Society
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Fort McIntosh gymkhana draws huge crowd with boxing bouts
A large Fort McIntosh audience enjoyed the Sunday gymkhana featuring two concurrent boxing bouts and many new events. Awards went to Headquarters Company and B Company in most events, with Private Orr winning the burro race and Private Greening taking the mounted football race.
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Laedo
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Orr
Robertson
Heaquarters Company
Wagoner Fanta
Carter
Bain
Corporal Spence
Private Carter and
Stone
Cabbage and onion crops hit by January freeze in Rio Grande Valley
A Bureau of Crop Estimates report notes severe damage from a early January freeze in the Lower Valley of Texas. About 3,500 acres of cabbage remain marketable, with ~30 percent of planted cabbage unlikely to produce quality. Lettuce acreage and Bermuda onions also fall, while Irish potatoes and northern cabbage in other states face shrinkage and shipping changes. The analysis covers Brownsville Harlingen La Feria Olmito San Benito Santa Maria Donna McAllen Mercedes Mission Pharr and Hidalgo Cameron counties.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Texas
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Santa Maria
Cameron County
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Leon M. Estabrook
U S Ambassador Fletcher Returns to Washington
United States Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher with Mrs. Fletcher and his aide arrived in Laredo from Mexico City this morning. They crossed the Big Grande into the United States and left for Washington to attend to important business accompanied by a Mexican protocol member.
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Ambassador Fletcher
Mexico City
United States
Henry P. Fletcher
Death of J M Flores Garza in Encinal
J M Flores Garza longtime Encinal Mercantile Co employee died at his Encinal home last Friday after an illness from influenza that led to pneumonia. He was well known in the area for fourteen years of service and held in high regard by many residents.
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J. M. Flores Garza
Encinal Mercantile Co
Encinal
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