Trekkers Return: Doukhobors Depart Saskatchewan Colony
A Canadian notice discusses the Doukhobor colony in Saskatchewan selling out and returning to Russia. The piece notes pacifist beliefs, past conscription issues, and shifting attitudes toward religious minorities under British and Russian rule, with implications of migration and cultural conflict.
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Saskatchewan
Russia
Great Britain
Bolshevit
Specia
Nicholas
Mexico
India
Kan
Carata
George Behlen Returns to Laredo
George Behlen of Cincinnati plans business in Laredo after checking in since last May. He comments that locals do not fully appreciate rapid changes and big developments in the city while noting visitors come and go.
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George Behlen
Laredo
G.oage
F. Behlen
Cincinnati
Laico
Mr. Behlen
Onion Growers Meet In Siroco For Association Talks
Several hundred onion growers from Webb and nearby counties arrived in Siroco for meetings today. The first session begins at 2:30 PM at Elks Hall, with a second meeting at 7:30 PM. An onion growers association is to be organized, officers elected, and a marketing plan for the coming season likely adopted this evening.
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Webb
Siroco
Nnoon
Elks Hall
Onion Growers Association
Knights of Columbus assemble for morning meeting
Knights of Columbus members are to meet at the hall at 6 45 a m on Sunday January 24 to greet Supreme Knight James A Filaherty The Supreme Knight will depart the institution at 8 45 a m for San Antonio.
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Knights of Columbus
Hall
James A. Filaherty
I-G. N. Ttation
San Antonio
Heavy 1926 Mexican exports through Laredo port rise
The joint 1926 report from the National Lines of Railways of Mexico and the Laredo Chamber of Commerce shows 7 928 carloads of American made goods exported to Mexico through Laredo in 1926, with 7 072 to Mexican businessmen and 856 to the Mexican railways. It notes a rise of over 2 500 carloads from 1924 and projects 10 000 carloads for 1927 through Laredo, highlighting widespread American goods shipments and imports by the National Lines of Railways of Mexico.
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United States
Mexico
National Lines of Railways of
Laredo
Thisme
Laredo Covered With Snow Creates a Picturesque Scene
Snow blanketed Laredo for the heaviest fall in about 25 years. Sleet earlier in the night gave way to steady snow by morning, with Fort McIntosh reporting 1 1/2 inches and streets and structures adorned in white. The cold snap had dropped temperatures to 29 degrees, then rose to 44 as the day warmed, with potential benefits to vegetation ahead.
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Laredo
Texas
Seculptura
Sanow
Sherff Jondren
Wadge
Fort McIntosh
Times Ad Offers Daily Watch Subscriptions
Advertisement promotes daily watch opportunities in THE TIMES with a 60 cent per month subscription rate.
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the Times
Fourth Field Artillery Nineteenth Anniversary Observance
The Fourth Field Artillery marks its nineteenth anniversary with a morning program at the Post polio teid and a full afternoon of recreation. Major Galhip will speak on regimental history followed by sports events and entertainment, with prizes donated by local businesses. An enlisted men’s dance closes the day in the Post hop room.
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McIntosh
Ossetibe
Polo Field
Galhip
Partite
Wellon
Wal
Qountain
Juaredo
Laredo Stean Laundry
Larrea Nationale
Sonora News Co
I. Daiches
al Deutz & Bra
Moof
Hanchett
Coty Drrng Co
Laredo Drew Co
Contract Drug Co
Camphreg & Co
Bueng Lumber Co
I. Nelson
Baker's
Wreason Alexander
Royal Porté Ire
Scotch Woolen Mills
Paramount Tailors
Friends of the Regiment
Laredo
Dearity
Celebration Plans Go On Committee Raising Funds
The Washingtons Birthday Celebration Association directors chose the main events for this year and will publish the full program next week. A finance committee led by B. M. Alexander asks property owners to help fund the event and clean up delays. A courtesy visit to General Juan Andrew Almazan in Nuevo Laredo earned vows of attendance and aid to secure a premier Mexican band for the festival, strengthening town relations.
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Washington
Villegas
Nuevo Laredo
Juan Andrew Almazan
Mexico
Matias de Llano
B. M. Alexander
G. L. Sturgis
M. W. Brennan
RG. Salinas
E. G. Clingenpee
Tal Brennan
Washiington
Almazan
Calles
Oil concerns vote on boards next week in Laredo
Several oil company headquarters in the city will hold annual elections of directors and officers next week. Stockholders and directors from distant locations are in town for the meetings as arrangements proceed. The Washington Birthday Celebration fund drive continues with residents urged to contribute. Constance Talmadge is shown in The Gold Fish at the Royal Theater, described as a soothing, midwinter escape.
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Public Library
Constance Talmadge
The
Royal Theater Today
Washington
Laredo
Midshipman shines as government backed MGM drama at Royal
Ramon Navarro stars in The Midshipman, MGM’s first government backed film shown at the Royal Theatre tomorrow. Set in the Annapolis Naval Academy, the romantic drama includes parades, shipboard chases, and a graduation scene with President Coolidge presiding. The supporting cast features Harriet Hammond, Westley Barry, Harold Goodwin, Kathleen Key and others.
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U. S
Ramon Navarro
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Royal Theatre
Naval Academy
Annapaligs
Sam
Verrys
Paul Joneses
Harriet Mammond
Westley Barry
Harold Goodwin
Kathleen Key
Crawford Kent
Whlam Revd
Margaret Sed
Jon Poutine Netf
Gene Cameron
Maurica Ryan
Proclamation Calls Citizens to Clean Up Ahead of Celebration
The proclamation urges painting repairing and cleaning of yards to present a tidy district for the fiesta. Inspectors will visit every yard and households are asked to display the national flag and avoid exploiting visitors with high prices. Do not pluck oranges before the celebration.
Brick Warehouse Near Tex Mex Tracka Rental Offset by Savings
A brick warehouse near Tex Mex tracka features a concrete floor and Grinnell sprinkling system. Part of your rental will be offset by savings in insurance.
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Tex
Grinnell
Webb County Scouts prepare for Court of Honor Monday night
Webb County Council Court of Honor to confer ranks at Elks Hall 8 pm. Three assistant scoutmasters and one scoutmaster to be installed. R. G. Bobbitt to preside. Examining board meets Saturday afternoon for final tests. reports due by six.
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Webb County Council
Elks’ Hall
R. GL. Bobbitt
Cullinan
Border Gas Company
Jarvis Plaza
Leo Wright
Eagle Pass Timber Company
T. FE. Huffman
Trev. Saucedo
Scout Council
Club meetings planned for weekend at local churches
Saturday activities include Pan-American Round Table at Hamilton Hotel 1 PM led by Mrs H J James and several church groups meeting Sunday evening. Christian Endeavor Society at Presbyterian Church 6 46 PM. B Y P A at Baptist Church 6 30 PM. Christian Endeavor at Christian Church 6 45 PM. Young People's Service League at Rectory 6 30 PM. Woman's Missionary Society at Methodist Church 4 PM with Mrs Gadberry and Voice Program. Helen Bagley Circle with Mrs B F Walker 4 PM. Tona Ray Circle with Mrs Fletcher Smith 3 30 PM. Circle Ruth with Mrs Mann 3 30 PM. Mother Satlee Circle with Mrs H L Guinn 4 3 30 PM.
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Pan-American Round Table
Hamilton Hotel
H. J. James
Christian Handeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Young People's Service League
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Gadberry
Helen Bagley
W. M
B. F. Walker
Tona Ray
Fletcher Smith
Circle Ruth
Mann
Mother Satlee
H. L Guinn
Society Calendar Cited for Weekly Reports and Meetings
Announcement urges clubs to submit weekly reports to the Society Editor at No 70 and phoned meeting notices to keep the daily society calendar accurate. Also notes staff must submit typed copes and lists several parishioner updates from Beaumont to Morris Oklahoma and San Antonio to Dallas with upcoming departures and arrivals.
Meridian Highway Convention Postponed To June
The combined highway celebration committees in Laredo postponed the Meridian Highway convention and related events planned for February 18 to 20. The delay aims to avoid conflicting with a Mexico City carnival and accommodate Manitoba and Mexican guests while work on the Laredo Monterrey highway advances. The June date allows proper preparation and a larger turnout.
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Chamber of Commerce
D. BE
Colp
Texas
Meridian Highway Association
Laredo
Mexico City
Manitoba Motor League
Winnipeg
Jefferson Highway
New Orleans
Mississippi River
American Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Universal Publications
Nuevo Laredo
Monterrey
Esteban
Calderon
Too High Says State Engineer
Associated Press report from Austin dated January 23 says H. J. Cox, state highway maintenance engineer, testified in the Hoffman Construction Company suit that a single asphalting treatment should cost 12 to 14 cents per square yard as reasonable, and 20 to 24 cents for a two course treatment with the second applied within two weeks. He added 30 cents could be reasonable if several months elapsed between applications, though such wait would be impractical.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
H. J. Cox
Stile
Hoffman Construction Company
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