Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Laredo Weekly Times in Laredo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1919

Page

9

Old Time Elks Presided At Meeting Last Evening

A well attended regular bi monthly meeting of the Laredo lodge of Elks was held at their hall last evening an old timer meeting with the oldest officers present. After the meeting members dined in the reception room on two long decorated tables. Secretary G R Weber was toastmaster and called on local and visiting members to respond to toasts. Talks covered the lodge foundation progress and future expectations. The gathering emphasized Elkdom brotherhood and membership obligations.

Laredo G. R. Weber The Elks Lodge Brotherhood of Elkdom Order

Important Change in Mexican Entry Regulations

Consul Melquiades Garcia reports the old rule requiring foreigners to wait twenty days after passport application before entering Mexico has been revoked. Now travelers may obtain a visa by presenting their passport to the Mexican consul in Laredo and leave the same day. The change will ease delays for those with business at Mexican points.

Mexico Melquiades Garcia Laredo

Publicación por citación judicial en Webb County 1919

Se cita por publicación a Marcial Benavides Hermenegildo de la Garza y Tomas Perez Jr. para responder en el juicio No. 4765, con sede en Laredo, fecha de 2ª lunes de marzo de 1919. Se detallan accionistas, testamento de Porfirio Benavides y derechos de herencia, con requerimiento de contabilidad y posible repartición de bienes.

Texas Webb County Marcial Benavides Hermenegildo de la Garza Tomas Perez, Jr 49Th Judicial District Laredo A. D Dario Sanchez Rev. P. J. Nussbaum Porfirio Benavides Paris, Sanchez Marcelino Sanchez C. M. de la Garza A.D

Local Society Notes and Visits In Late Week

Mrs J M Slaughter returns from San Antonio where she visited her daughter. Lieut Col Rutledge and Lieut Maloy of Kelly Field spent weekend in the city. Mrs Eri Burr and son Aufus of Newburg Missouri plan to arrive later this week. Miss Ruth Lara of Pleasanton visited Mr and Mrs J B DaCamara. Mrs J R Moore and Mrs T A Austin host a gathering on the 22d honoring Mrs A S Williams. The Thursday Bridge Club meets at Mrs J C Martin’s home. Junior Auxiliary members worked on missionary box at the Rectory. Community Singing at Soldiers' Club enjoyed by many. Tuesday Music and Literary Club meeting featured letters from the club's orphan and a program on composers. Weekly dance by Woman's Club entertained soldiers with band music.

Eri. H. Burr Aufus Newburg Missouri W. C. Burr A. P. Nye

Ggersen Vases in Wooly Emmy Me Mre Violet 8

Violet 8. Oberfeldt Society Editor Phone 70. Phone 42.

Ggersen Mre Violet Oberfeldt Society

Euphrasian Society Opens Season With Music And Reading

The Euphrasian Literary Society of Holding Institute hosts an open chapel session at 7:45 p.m. with a varied program. Performers include Adelaide Geb hardt Macdonald in song, new numbers by Ethel Mackin, Helen Dixon, Wright, Martin, and Garza, plus Flynn and Jack Adair with a banjo act. The program lists readings, violin and vocal solos, and a Miles Standish play with cast and characters.

Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald Ethel Mackin Helen Dixon Miss Wright Miss Martin Miss Garza Mr. Flynn Laredo Adelaide Macdonald Mrs. Flynn Euphrasian Society Euphrasian Literary Society of Holding Institute Institute J. M. Skinner Tigger Maria Graham Jennie Strozzi

Curious details on trains ships and writers from history

A survey of early 20th century lore notes how locomotive headlight patterns signaled train types, ships allocate hull work, crime fell in wartime Britain, parachute safety surprises, and the elder Dumas earned and spent his fortune generously sharing gifts with friends.

England Britain Dumas

Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy

Mrs. F. W. Olsen of Marysville Mo reports her son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough. After trying several medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough immediately and cured him within one bottle, and she endorses it for children.

Chamberlain F. W. Olsen Marysville Jean

Sparrow nest and pups noted on roof anecdote

A native minister informs a missionary that a sparrow has built a nest on his house roof and, proudly, that the sparrow has pups. This brief anecdote from World Outlook captures a moment of language progress and rural life.

Tellng

Notable visitors and local dignitaries in the city

M H McMahon of Cotulla and Roy Jennings from the ranch are in town for brief visits. Woodlief Thomas and Leonard Haynes returned from recent trips to lower country and Zapata county. County Commissioner D D Davis of Dolores and Dr H Stow Garlick arrived from Cincinnati. Mexican Consul Melquiades Garcia is in the city after a river trip. Judge G A Welhausen from La Salle county is visiting at Mrs Alfred Matthews’s home after arriving yesterday.

Roy Jennings Woodlief Thomas Leonard Haynes Zapata County D. D. Davis Dolores H. Stow Garlick Cincinnati Ohio Melquiades Garcia G. A. Welhausen la Salle County Alfred Matthews

Mental Hospitality and the Open Mind

A Dearborn Independent essay extols mental hospitality as welcoming, open minded living. It contrasts conviction with prejudice, urging constant self examination to keep the mind alive, growing, and receptive to new facts and ideas.

Beautiful Dearborn Independent

British Honduras Hot Spot and Its Rich Resources

British Honduras lies near the equator between Yucatan and Guatemala and enjoys a hot climate year round. The land features marsh areas, the Cockscomb mountains, and fertile dry land. Mahogany logwood bananas plantains coconuts thrive. Belize, the capital, is a key port and rubber industry center reliant on well tended plantations.

British Honduras Yucatan Guatemala Jamaica Spain Cockscomb Honduras Quatemala Belize

Chamberlains Tablets for Indigestion Relief

Take a few doses of Chamberlains Tablets as directed for indigestion and you will soon forget about your stomach troubles. Try it.

Statewide Prohibition Law Upheld by Court of Civil Appeals

Associated Press reports the Third Court of Civil Appeals sustained the constitutionality of the statewide prohibition law by granting an injunction in State vs John Ford from Travis County. In Austin the same day the house approved a bill barring dancing exhibitions at carnival shows, sending it to the governor to become law 90 days after adjournment.

Associated Press Austin Texas Third Court of Civil Appeals John Ford Travis County House Senate

Texas Senate Advances Home Credit Amendment

Austin Feb 12 The senate moved to engrossment and third reading a house joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow the state to lend its credit to heads of families for home purchases. Senator Dayton won adoption of an amendment prohibiting the state leasing land for this purpose. Voted by the people May 24.

Austin Texas Senate House Dayton

William Wetmore Story Centenary Observances Set

New York notes mark the 100th anniversary of sculptor and author William Wetmore Story born in Salem Massachusetts and son of Chief Justice Joseph Story. Americans honor his memory with meetings nationwide. Story spent much of life in Rome and built a home at Barberini Palace while hosting Hawthorne Fuller and Harriet Hosmer.

New York William Wetmore Story Story Italy Salem Mass Joseph Story Supreme Court of Unite States Harvard Boston Rome Mr Story Barberini Palace Hawthorne Margaret Fuller Harriet Hosmer Barberini

Britain Rejects Brest-Litovsk Peace One Year Ago

One year anniversary notes that Great Britain did not recognize the Brest-Litovsk peace. It also recalls a French air raid on rail stations behind German lines and marks the opening of the eighth session of the longest British Parliament in modern times.

Great Britain Brest-Litovsk

Weimar Chooses Friedrich Ebert as German President

Weimar reports that the German people elected Friedrich Ebert, a former saddler and socialist leader, as president while bells rang to announce the historic choice. Paris notes steps toward a global debt pooling system at the peace conference, met with American resistance despite public support for allied war efforts.

Associated Press Weimar Germany Friedrich Kert Ebert Paris Wilson Society of Nations America

Naval appropriation bill passes House for next year

Washington Feb 12 The naval appropriation bill carrying 721000000 for the next fiscal year and backing the three year program of ten battleships and ten scout cruisers was sent to the senate. The measure passed the House yesterday 281 to 50 with prompt Senate action anticipated.

Associated Press Washington Senate House

Monumental Angel of Grief and the Story of Joseph Story

The text describes sculptor Joseph Story mourning his wife by creating The Angel of Grief, then retreating to his studio which he never reopened. It notes his death at Vallombrosa near Florence on October 7, 1895, and outlines his roles as US commissioner on fine arts to the Paris 1879 exhibition, professor at the Academy of St Cecilia, and fellow of the American Academy. It lists portrait works and busts including Joseph Story, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Josiah Quincy, Edward Everett, George Peabody, and Francis Scott Key, and mentions honors from Harvard, Oxford, and the Legion of Honor.

Joseph Story Mount Auburn Cemetery Edward Everett Boston Public Garden James Russell Lowell Josiah Quincy George Peabody London Francis Scott Key Golden Gate Park San Francisco

Spinach Market Report February 11 Summary

Spinach market report lists six markets. Fort Worth six cents. Boston ranges from 1.25 to 1.50 dollars. Cincinnati 1.40. Indianapolis 1.65 to 1.75. Minneapolis 0.25 to 0.50. Austin field 0.40 FOB to 1.07. Destination totals show three to New York, two to St. Louis, one to Jersey City.

Texas New York St. Louis Jersey City Fort Worth Boston Cincinnati Indianapolis Minneapolis Austin Field

Demand Firm Policy Regarding Mexico

U S must craft a firm policy toward Mexico to bring order, speakers at a Council on Foreign Relations meeting said. Norman Bridgeman warned the current Mexican government seeks wholesale confiscation of foreign property, while Francis H. Sisson accused authorities of unchecked destruction of life and property.

Hy Associated Press New York United States Mexico Council of Foreign Relations Norman Bridgeman Francis H. Sisson

Lincoln Day Events Across Cities Mark 110th Birthday

Today commemorations span Minneapolis Boston Philadelphia and Atlantic City with leaders speaking at Lincoln Day events. Governor Lowden headlines Boston's Middle Sex Club banquet while the assay commission tests 1918 coin fineness in Philadelphia. A Pan African Congress gathers in Paris urging peace delegates to internationalize former German colonies.

Abraham Lincoln Northern Congress League of Nations Minneapolis Lowden Illinois Middlesex Club Boston Philadelphia United States Northern Presbyterian General Assembly Atlantic City Washington Women of America Democracy World Organization Paris Africa

Unlimited money and material supply described

A report notes an almost unlimited availability of money and material, suggesting vast resources are accessible for a project or effort. The statement emphasizes ample funding and goods, implying capacity to sustain extensive operations or initiatives without constraint.

United States Accepts Japan's Siberia Railway Plan

Acting Secretary Polk announced at the state department that the United States formally accepted Japan's proposal to restore railway traffic in Siberia, outlining the government’s position and the key terms involved in the agreement.

Washington Polk State Department United States Siberia

Americans to Use Rhine Route for Occupation Army

Paris reports bases for American occupation force will be Rotterdam and Antwerp. Deep draft barges seized in the German retreat will navigate the Rhine, replacing Bordeaux rail links and freeing 1500 to 2000 freight cars for French carloads.

Paris Rotterdam Antwerp Rhine Bordeaux

Casualties in Siberia Reach 324 for U S Forces

Washington reports American forces in Siberia up to February 9 total 10 officers and 314 men casualties. The tally includes those killed died of wounds and disease wounded and missing in action as per the headquarters report.

Washington Siberia Aaw

Weather outlook from New Orleans bureau forecast

The Times shows a daily forecast from the U S weather bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Thursday are described as cloudy with probable rain and a drop in temperature.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary

Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am report a maximum temperature of 42 degrees and a minimum of 32 degrees. Winds were from the southwest with clear skies throughout the period.

Fort McIntosh

Also Mentioned on This Page

ELKS Co. M. de la Garza M. T. Cogley Vincent Officers’ Club McWilliams Brotherhood of Saint Andrew Christ Church Willie Brennan Young Men's Hebrew Association Aid Society of the Christian Church R. A. Millar Married Ladies Social Club G. C. Woodman Phoebe Gray Col Rutledge Maloy Kelly Field City San Antonio Ruth Lara Pleasanton J. B. DaCamara Julian Slaughter J. R. Moore T. A. Austin A. 8. Williams J. C. Martin Missionary Box Mary Besse Helen MacDonald Hunter Evelyn Randolph Julia Belle Deutz George Horace Bobbie Jack Eleanor Kehl John Robert Fasnacht Evans Jack Younkin Woody Nettie Bunn Mary Anderson Kathleen Aldridge Barbara Biggio Marjorie Lou Fish Mary Ralph Cook Soldiers’ Club Soldiers Club Rebecca Miles Standish Lazaro de la Garza Oda ANCOD Ies Teodoro Garza Priscilla Mullins Bernardino DaCamara Wattwamat Oscar Villareal Hobomok Lazaro Violante Messenger Pedro Barrera SO Odd Mongrels Bellans the Times M. H. McMahon of Cotulla Acter Friedrich Ebert German Republic Weimar Theater OF Civil William Wetmore Angel of Grief Vallombrosa Florence Japan Uny Aia Ad Weather Forecast Local Weather Report
Search Courier

Search the Laredo Weekly Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Laredo Weekly Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication