The Cattle Market and Beef Price Pressures in Texas
The article argues higher beef costs stem from U S population growth outpacing cattle supply and land constraints. It advocates better feeding and breeding, using Texas plains and Rio Grande lands to fatten cattle with alfalfa and corn, promising more cattle per acre, lower prices, and improved quality for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottierote
Deiment of Agriculture
Ceniig Bureau
United States
Collier's
Europe
Liverpool
England
France
Germany
Mexico
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Rio Grande Valley
Ralaine Catte
Texas
Department of ‘Agriculture
Marital Rights Act Gives Texas Women Property Control
The Thirty third Legislature passed the Marital Rights act allowing married women to own and manage property independently. The law lets wives control real and personal property acquired before or after marriage and requires spousal consent for encumbrances or transfers, with court aid if the husband refuses. It ends the prior husband controlled property regime and marks progress toward equal rights. Other measures include outlawing interstate liquor shipments into dry areas with penalties for dealers and a narrow religious exemption for sacramental use. The paper also notes wartime fatigue and current political debates in Washington and regional concerns about liquor laws and national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Witel
Iit
Nice
Gettysbore
Voice of Texas warnings on tariffs and politics
A mosaic of reader letters and editorials reflecting tariff debates and rural sentiment. The pieces critique tariff policy, praise or mock local politics from Alpine to Alpine Guide, mention suffrage martyrs and farm economics, and poke at national figures while noting regional attitudes.
Republican protectionist stance on tariff targets
The Galveston News contrasts Republican and Democratic protectionists. It argues Republicans favor tariffs on unaffected items while Democrats prefer leaving tariffs on affected items, shaping which goods face tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Joint civic committees meet to discuss Laredo improvements
This evening a joint meeting at Dr. G C Hiatt's home brings together Boosters, Heights Civic Club, and Laredo Board of Trade. Discussions will cover civic improvements and topics affecting the town, aiming to make Laredo a better and cleaner community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Heights
Civ
le Club
Board of Trade
Dr. Hiatt
G. C. Hiatt
Young Men's Progressive League
Heights Civile Club
Laredo
Groundless rebel reports circulate near Na Jaredo area
Rumors of large rebel bands around Na Jaredo and nearby Hidalgo and Colombia are dismissed as unfounded by local sources. A returnee found no unusual activity and no rebels in the vicinity, while officials urge calm and warn against alarmist chatter in parks and public places. Also advises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble from sedentary habits and poor digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Jaredo
Colombia
Hidalgo
Nuevo Laredo
Forces Move To Repair Rail Bridges In Mexico
A large National Railways of Mexico construction crew finished bridgework at Januta then moved to Tulsacito to start a new structure. Ten bridges and culverts have been repaired along with track. about thirty more bridges remain between Hulsaehito and Mon M. Wilwan. General Teller supervises the repair with troops. road expected to reopen soon. Rebels around La Jarita described as armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Railways of Mexico
Tulsaciito
Hulsaehito
Mon M. Willawan
Laarita
Woman's Mission Society Meets for Council Discussion
A Woman's Missionary Society meeting in Rex Marr discusses the year 1912 work, with Mrs Bur ett presiding. Plans include a bazaar sale for July to fund a graduate’s training at Scarritt Bible and Training School. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Cook in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rex Mar
Mra
Cewell A. Burett
Woodard
Laredo
Scarritt Bible and Training School
Kansas City
C. J. Cook
Damien J. K. Thompson
Hale
Daily
Wood
Cook
Reed
Applewhite
Howell
Mims
Jobe
Thompson
Brooks
Stabin
Allen
Misses
Bolton
Summers
Emerson i Press
Local trains, vaudeville, and changes at Laredo scene
The notice details multiple transit departures from the Texan Mexico depot with a 7:20 start for a coast-bound train and a 2:00 p.m. return. It mentions vaudeville acts at the Royal, a Corpus Christi series with the Laredo ball team, local business ads, and staff moves including the Laredo Abstract Co and John A. Applewhite. It notes new stock auto tires, building materials, saloon hour limits under new law, and Zapata trips with fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan Mexico
Orchestra New Music
Hoyal
Laredo
War on Mosquitoes Petition to City Officials in Laredo
A July 2 194 letter from Laredo residents appeals to Mayor Robt McCombs to address a citywide mosquito infestation seen as a health threat. They urge thorough yard and lot inspections and removal of standing water in backyards vacant lots and containers to prevent disease and possible epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Robt, McCom
Sig
Saloon Closing Law Enforced At Set Evening Hour
The new saloon closing law takes full effect tonight with doors to close at the designated clock time. Patrons will be turned away at 30 minutes past the hour, and those who finish drinks before closing must note the exact time. Officials urge compliance to prevent disturbances and promote public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Nashington
Jared
Monterey
Roy Stump
Union Southern Pacific
Reyolds
Voice OF
Toume
Rocky
Okla
Big Springs
Herite
Wilton Ays
San Antonio
el Paso
Alpine
Fagle Pasa
Fagland
London
Menard
Tennessee
Volunteer State
Port
Houston Post
Democratic Party
Port Worth
Druuuedes Lykemeke
Atv
la Jarita
Teeta
Norway
Stepenes
Fankad
Queen Maud
Sweden
Prince Charles
Denmark
Hlakon
Frederick
Edward
Prince Olav
Jno. A. Applewhite
Corpa
Corpae
John O. Muenz & Son
Ady
Mt the Royal
Pauline
Zapata
Star Theater
Delfina Vertuehe
Lola Villareal
Dante
the Royal
Jno
A. Applewhite
JB. Baker
Wilcox Block
Laredo National Bank
John A. Applewhite
Nick Autos
City Drug Co
F. M. Ramsay
Earnest
Bunn Co
Tel
Consumers Ice and Fuel CO
Moser's
Moser's Store
Skeeters
No City
Pe Ion
Oir City Council
Oriedad Union Progreso Y Caridad
the Times
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!