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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1908

Page

2

Regulation and rail traffic clash with public comforts

The Fort Worth Star laments overbearing regulation raising tensions between railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes Harriman lines protest rules, Santa Fe oil shipments halted, coal burners returning, and public travel suffering from coal dust and smoke. The piece argues regulation harms public comfort and questions the policy’s benefit. It also quotes Shakespeare on names and praises Corpus Christi’s pastor gift, then hints at federal appointment politics and Indian land holdings.

Fort Worth Star Harriman Lines Interstate Commerce Commission Santa Fe Harriman Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

Webb County Coal and Onion Mines touted in defense of wealth

The piece argues Webb county has not opened gold or silver mines yet claims valuable coal and onion mines exist in the state. It muses on rapid progress and even the notion of rocket-like travel, joking that invention could someday shoot people from a cannon mouth.

Webb County

Rio Grande power scheme for Laredo industry urged

A writer extols harnessing Rio Grande water above Fort McIntosh to generate electric power for pumping, farming, and mills around Laredo. They propose an eight foot dam, turbines, and transmission to San Antonio and Corpus Christi, claiming $300 per acre yearly profits and broad regional impact.

Rio Grande Fort McIntosh Laredo San Antonio Corpus Christi Rocas

Fort Worth cattle market and Kentucky politics noted

The Pearsall Leader urges restraint to avoid misquoting while noting political clashes in Kentucky. The piece highlights the oddity of a large population with few governors and recalls Fort Worth’s brisk commercial activity. It warns residents to visit the Assessor’s office to pay poll tax before January ends.

Talk of dry nation and office seeking in old column

A fragment from a 19th century style column discusses political ambition and a hypothetical dry United States decade. It notes Bryan Culberson as a talk of president and vice president, contemplates social shifts, and ends with a medical testimonial praising Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup from Reed's Drug Store.

United States

Labor Saving Device Carded for Dust Free Beds

A household tip explains laying a sized piece of unbleached cotton on the floor under a bed. Bind corners with safety pins or tape to bed feet to keep it in place and allow easy shaking free of dust and fluff.

Livery Notice for Vehicles Teams and Saddle Horses

Henry B Hernandez offers livery services for all purposes including vehicles teams and saddle horses telephone orders promptly attended call 381.

Henry B. Hernandez

Daughters of Late Grice Hit In San Antonio Runaway

Mrs. Robert Maverick and Mrs. Cortland R. Jones were seriously injured in a South Presa street runaway near the Hot Wells. They were riding with Miss Dot Maverick. Mrs. Maverick suffered a scalp wound and bruises while Mrs. Jones sustained severe bruises after her horse bolted. Both were taken home by auto. They are daughters of the late Frank Grice of the Express.

San Antonio Tex Robert Maverick Cortland R. Jones South Presa Street Mesdames Maverick Jones Miss Dot Maverick

Fredrickson Holdings Mine Bonded in Oaxaca Silver-Gold Prospect

The Maria mine in the San Jose district of Oaxaca, owned by John D. Fredrickson, has been bonded by an American company. Fredrickson is in charge of operations as work proceeds on the Santa Maria mine discovery. Machinery from Mexico City is on order and ore shipments are reported as promising.

Laredo San Jose Oaxaca Johnnie Fredrickson Santa Maria Fredrickson Oaxaca Herald Maria John D. Fredrickson

Knapp urges $150000 for boll weevil farm program

Dr. 8 A Knapp of Lake Charles told the Agricultural Committee in Washington that a $150,000 appropriation is needed for cooperative demonstration farm work in the boll weevil region of the South. He said cotton can be grown despite the pest but growers must be taught by actual demonstration how to do it. The committee is studying the request but has not reached a resolution.

Washington 8. A. Knapp Lake Charles Agricultural Committee South Knapp

Big Atlantic fires spark calls to local fire dept

Little locals report two major fires on the Atlantic coast with losses despite modern fire fighting. P A Andrews with eleven acres of onions on a Mexican side farm near Nuevo Laredo visits the city. Pacific Express Co may not move into former Customs offices. A Valentine composition contest invites entries. Freight sailing to and from Mexico causes port slowdowns. Deutz family from Moorestown, Med, arrives. Rice cakes offered for Sunday. Mexico import cars include calamine ixile straw hats. Fort McIntosh officers host a Valentine’s event in the Gymnasium. Jacob Hansen and Maggie White receive a marriage license. Temperature drops noted. two court docket cases. A Daughter of Dixie shown at Market Hall Monday night.

P. A. Andrews Nuevo Laredo H. Borchers Mexico Ixile Fort McIntosh St. Valentine’s

Bishop to Make Annual Episcopal Visit in Corpus Christi

Right Reverend J. S. Johnson of the Western Episcopal diocese, from San Antonio, is spending today in Corpus Christi as guest of Rector A. J. Holworthy. He will return to San Antonio tomorrow and visit again Sunday, February 2, as previously stated. No hop or bowling tonight due to Dr. D. H. Randolph’s death. the event moves to next Friday.

Corpus Christi J. S. Johnson San Antonio Western Episcopal Diocese A. J. Holworthy Episcopal Church Johnson Holworthy Rockport Bishop Johnson Lechuza Club D. H. Randolph

Relief for Indigestion Promoted by Kodol Advertisement

An early 20th century style ad urges prompt stomach relief after signs like belching, nausea, sour stomach, and nervousness. It recommends taking Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indigestion after meals to ease overwork and help the stomach function properly, noting Reed's Drug Store as seller.

Reed Dij

Morales murder case continues in Rio Grande City district court

The Rio Grande City district court hears defense evidence in the Morales murder case as prosecutors may present rebuttal after the defense closes. The proceedings look set to continue into next week with no doubt of ongoing action.

Morales Rio Grande City

Verdict awards Mrs Phillips 8750 in Gray suit

Mrs Will Phillips won 8750 damages against Dan Gray, a wealthy stockman, who was recently convicted and sentenced to four years for killing her husband a year ago. The jury found Gray liable for depriving her of support for five children.

Austin Tex Burnett Will Phillips Dan Gray

Coffee Roasting Firm For Sale In Houston Texas

Small wholesale coffee roasting company seeks sale of all or part interest at attractive price and terms. For details write P O Box 708 Houston Texas. 1 24 7t.

P.O. Box Houston Texas

Pure Food Law Aims to Show Habit Forming Drugs

Secretary Wilson notes the Pure Food Law requires labeling of chloroform opium morphine and other habit forming drugs on every bottle. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long claimed absence of these drugs and the label now confirms the claim. The remedy is praised as safe effective and widely sold by all druggists.

Wilson WME

All He Had. Wife-What do you mean by bringing those muddy feet here

A brief, fragmented dialogue shows a husband apologizing for muddy feet visited on his wife as he explains he had no choice due to a hard time. The scene captures domestic strain and casual drunkenness.

Dr Shoop's Cough Cure Uses Sacred Herb Claims

A vintage pitch proclaims Dr Shoop's Cough Cure to halt tickling coughs quickly. It touts safe use for mothers and babies and features a resinous lung healing plant, called by Spaniards The Sacred Herb, with no opium or harsh chemicals. Sold by all dealers.

Home Life of Genius. The actor before breakfast

The exchange shows a playful domestic scene as the actor confronts missing papers. His actress wife, distracted, jokes that the papers are beyond his reach and that she will not reveal the secret to Jack, the boy.

Jack Puck

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad

When you want the best get DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for cuts boils and piles. Reed's Drug Store sells it.

DeWitt Reed’s

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