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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1918

Page

8

A Nurse for Laredo Aims to Improve City Health

Tuesday's Daily argues for a visiting nurse program in Laredo to educate teachers and families on home hygiene and disease prevention. The plan covers three weeks of nurse services funded by Christmas Seals, with potential permanent placement for about 75 dollars monthly to reduce epidemics and aid poorer families. Lincoln and Wilson referenced to urge humane public health leadership.

Laredo

Lincoln’s birthday recalled as symbol of freedom worldwide

The article honors Abraham Lincoln on his birth anniversary noting how his legacy transcends American borders. It cites European nations praising Lincoln as freedom’s embodiment and explains his enduring influence through his simple, truthful, and humane speeches that move diverse audiences.

Abraham Lincoln America Europe Lincoln France Germany Italy Switzerland

Onion Growers Pessimistic Over 1918 Crop Prospects

With onion shipping season near and a large Laredo crop expected, growers face 8000 carloads in cold storage and weak demand. Old onions threaten lower prices for the new Bermuda crop, while war may delay shipments. Crate prices rise five cents, and rail routes shift via St. Louis causing further delays.

Laredo Bermuda Pittsburg New York St. Louis

New Ownership At Custom Horse Brokerage

I announce to the public that I have taken over the Custom Horse brokerage business of the late Mr. James J. Haynes. I will continue the office in the Hamilton Hotel building and the phone number is 751. Notice.

James J. Haynes Hamilton Hotel

Table Beets And Other Home Garden Tips For Laredo

A concise garden guide for Laredo: recommending Early Blood Turnip and Extra Early Egyptian beets, Swiss Chard for greens and poultry, Winningstadt cabbage and early kale, carrots with Early Gem and Danvers varieties, quick maturing cucumbers Klondike and Marly Fortune, and heat tolerant eggplants New York Improved Purple. Emphasizes successive sowings every 10 to 15 days and careful thinning, with notes on spinach types and tomato plant timing for spring warmth.

Laredo Winningstadt Party Jersey Wakefield New York C. G. Brewster Vienna Bloomsdale Benny Best

Remedy to Stop Itching Torture and Skin Irritation

For Itching Torture there is a remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation. It makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with zemo which overcomes skin diseases eczema itch pimples or blackheads in most cases. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe remedy that will not stain. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland O.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Trevino correction demanded on draft evasion report

Don Vicente Trevifio of the county requests a correction to yesterday’s report claiming his son Jose Trevino was arrested by Immigration Inspectors for dodging the draft. The father says Jose has eye illness since February and travels to Palestine and San Antonio for treatment while employed by the I & G N Ry Co. He was arrested at home and turned over to military authorities.

Don Vicente Trevifio Times Jose 8 Trevino Petty and Monahan Mexico Palestine San Antonio Laredo

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Nineteenth Century Parent

Mrs Frank Crocker of Pana NL reports her five year old son Paul suffered a severe winter cold that settled on his lungs and caused terrible coughing spells. After trying other medicines with no relief a neighbor recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy and one dose yielded immediate improvement, leading to continued use until he was cured.

Chamberlain Frank Crocker Pana Paul

Wortham Show Brings Large Circus Train To Laredo

The Wortham show train, polished and loaded with novelty, arrives in Laredo for an 11 day engagement starting Thursday evening. Director McAdoo supports show movement after railroad regulation, promising a premier, expanded lineup unseen in this section.

A. Wortham Laredo Ft. & G. N. Road McAdoo C. A. Wortham Laredod Tex,Mex Wortham

Mass meeting scheduled here for Saturday night

An active movement to enlist for the U S shipbuilding campaign was launched by the Laredo Chamber of Commerce with a mass meeting planned for Saturday night at 8 in the District Court room. The 7th U S Infantry Band will perform and speakers will include Clarence Jefferies Clemente Idar and Apolonio Garcia in Spanish.

Laredo U. S Court House Clarence Jefferies Clemente Idar Apolonio Garcia Washington RK. K. Mims Efity

Don Jose Benavides Stricken At Laredo Home

Don Jose Benavides a long time Laredo resident and customs inspector for thirty years is critically ill at his home after months of illness. His children have gathered at his bedside including Corporal Luis Benavides from Camp Bowie Refugio and Atanacio Benavides from St. Edward's College Mrs Fred Alexander from Dallas and Mrs George Alexander from Palfox. Jose and Enrique Benavides are present.

Don Jose Benavides Laredo Luis Benavides Camp Bowie Refugio Atanacio Benavides St. Edward's College Fred, Alexander Dallas George

Cardui Helps Mrs Johnson After Back Pain Suffering

Marksville Louisiana resident Mrs Alice Johnson describes chronic back and side pain improving after taking Cardui. She says one year of misery and sleepless nights ended with full course, ending with regained strength and well being. NC-133

Marksville Alice Johnson Cardus Cardui

Decrease in Poll Tax Receipts Noted in County

County poll tax receipts fell to 1,538 this year from 1,670 in 1916. A total of 1,267 poll taxes were paid, with 271 exemptions issued. Delay in figures caused by illness delayed release, but final numbers show many previously paying voters enlisted in the army or failed to obtain receipts this year.

H. Ligarde Uncle Sam

Ash Wednesday Tomorrow Ushers in Lenten Season

Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday marking the start of the forty day Lenten period. Catholics and Episcopalians abstain from pleasures and festive activities, with services held weekly at both churches until Easter Sunday on March 31. Subscribe to THE TIMES for daily notices and options at 50c per month.

Local notes and classifieds items from Laredo Times

Ambrose Taliaferro, missing and found, a girl born to the Times foreman. Special election for Paul W Evans on February 15. Registration of alien enemies nears completion. Foggy morning boosts gardens. ads note plumbing, notaries, real estate, and services. Lincoln birthday banks closed. post office open. Mexico imports reported. Bellmont rooms and electrical ads appear.

Ambrose Taliaferro Times Office Paul W. Evans Christ Church Paul W Evans Texas Real Estate & Abstract Co Farragut Street Laredo Webb County Will W. Gregg Mexico Ixile Bellmont Main Ave

Lincoln's home city pays tribute in wartime Springfield

Springfield Illinois marks Abraham Lincoln's memory with offices closed and two public patriotic meetings replacing the usual banquet due to wartime conditions. The city pauses its routines as banks, courts, schools, and other offices close in observance.

Springfield Ill Abrahm Lincoln

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Kipling Judy O'Grady Gettysburg National Cemetery Oxford University War Department Adjutant General of Massachusetts Republic Congress Wilson Home Garden Vicente Trevifio Wortham Shows Inf the Times Commissioners Court B. Juarez Matamoros Street Brennan Abraahm Lincoln Musterole
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