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Laredo Times lists daily and weekly subscription rates for United States Mexico and Canada deliveries. It notes prepaid advance payment and confirms second class post office status under March 3, 1879 law with postal details.
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AP News Note on Copyright and Local Publication
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and any local news published in this paper. Copyright guidance emphasizes AP ownership of content and its use within the publication.
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Golden Rule Bailey Opens New York Offices
Monday's Daily reviews Fisher Bailey a dry goods commission merchant who opens New York offices and proclaims employees set their own salaries while mills and wholesalers keep stocks moving. The piece argues honesty must be practiced but questions the feasibility of a strict Golden Rule in modern commerce.
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Fisher Bailey
Dry Goods Commission
New York
Bailey
Labor unrest in Vera Drug port stalls commerce and trade
A prolonged strike in Vera Cruz and Orizaba disrupts all port business halting gas sales and leaving streets deserted. Merchants unite to pressure radicals while labor leaders in Mexico City consider settlement as radicals threaten legislators. The piece notes parallel worries for workers finances and calls for unified employer action.
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Cou Inerce
Coopdbalista
Orizgaba
Mexico City
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Aexico
Jores Magen
M Oftre State Legis
Editor Preaches Trust in Colic Remedy for Children
The Paisa Akhbar editor from Lahore praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy for treating colic and diarrhoea in children and servants, claiming consistent effectiveness across many uses.
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Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Chamberlain
Rain Helps Oil Wells In Webb County Fields
Rain aided oil fields in Webb and Zapata counties with operations resuming after water scarcity concerns. Core No 3 of Sole Petroleum near Bruni nears the oil sand at 2,500 feet, while Cole No 3 may become a major producer as depth approaches 3,250 feet. Leaseholders No 6 prepares to spud in on Gates Kirkpatrick ranch seeking oil at 3,500 feet with a 6,000 acre lease. Major independents hold acreage around Leaseholders Field, signaling a broader drilling push. a round trip to San Antonio for the Fourth Ball Game is planned with fare at 5.00 dollars.
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Webb
Jim Hoge
Zapata
Core No.3
Sole Petroleum Co
Bruni
Der
Producing & Refining Co
Gates-Kirkpatrick
Webb County
O. F. Flumertfelt
Rainfall boosts crops and slows travel near Laredo
A Sunday morning rainstorm drenched Laredo and surrounding areas with heavy thunder and wind. Rainfall north and east caused muddy roads and stalled travel toward Miranda City and the oil fields, while cotton and corn show rapid recovery and crops like watermelons and cantaloupes benefit with plentiful but affordable yields expected to be among the largest in years.
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Laredo
Miranda City
Pescadito
Uaredo
Catholic Daughters Meet Tuesday at CG Hall
Attention Catholic Daughters of America announce a meeting Tuesday at 7 20 p m at E of CG Hall. Visiting sisters are invited. Mrs B O Puig, Grand Repeat. 6 2 2t.
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Catholic Daughters of America
E. of
CG. Hall
B. O. Puig
Fourth of July Store Closure Notice
Our store will be closed all day on the 4th of July so please place your orders for that day on the 3rd. Co. C. D. Grocery, 72-26.
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Co. C. D
California
Royal Fruit Store
Melix Hernandez
Derricks Blown Down In Storm Report From Laredo
A thunder and rainstorm yesterday morning toppled two or three derricks at Schott Field with no other damage reported. Rain fell in Webb county oil fields. no word yet on Miranda Field in Zapata county. Federal Farm and Ranch Loans offer up to 25000 at 5 4 percent for farms in Webb Zapata Jim Hogg and Duval counties.
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Laredo
Schott Field
Webb County
Miranda
Zapata County
Webb
Zapata
Jim Hogg
Duval
Thos. H. Ward
Joseph Building
Wednesday Glorious Fourth of July Legal Holiday
The article notes July Fourth as a legal holiday celebrated nationwide with government offices, post office, banks, and many businesses closed. In Laredo no special local celebration is planned while federal, state, county, and city offices observe the holiday and operate on Sunday hours.
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Laredo
Sunday Hours Notice From Consumers Ice and Fuel Co
Consumers Ice and Fuel Co announces Sunday hours will be observed on July 4 at the factory. Customers are asked to place orders early for distilled water ice and distilled water. Motto: Quantity, Quality and Service. Phone 145.
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Consumers Ice and Fuel Co
Milmos On Road Win Streak Continues in Texas
Milmo baseball team of Laredo has won seven of nine on the road. They swept San Antonio Aztecs at home, took two of four from Del Rio Cowboys in Del Rio, and won two of two from San Antonio Apaches. They beat the Aztecs 4 1 and 8 7. They next face Joske in San Antonio and then Faust Alamo Pecks on the Fourth of July before returning home to host Victoria at Legion Park.
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Milmo
Laredo
Aztecs
San Antonio
del Rio Cowboys
del Rio
Apaches
Joske
Faust Alamo Pecks
Victoria
Legion Park
Milmos
Fourth of July Hats at Mr Lady Shop plus sale on others
Mr Lady Shop announces new line of Hine of White Felt Hats with other hats on sale. Fourth of July selection available today. Also notes a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Ben Pena and that Laredo Candy Co offers cold watermelon. Sterling Grocery will close July 4 for the holiday. the district court is on vacation with commissioners' court to meet next Monday.
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Ben Pena
Cardenas
Laredo Candy Co
Sterling Grocery
Commissioners’ Court
Dublin street fighting claims eleven lives
One year has elapsed since July 2 when eleven people were killed in street fighting in Dublin. Secretary of the Navy Denby and his party arrived in Japan during the same day’s news cycle.
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Dublin
Denby
Japan
Proposed Texas highway system amendment resolution
House Joint Resolution No 16 proposes amending Article 8 to add a new section directing the Legislature to create a state controlled public highway system with construction operation and maintenance. It provides for a ratification election and makes an appropriation to cover election expenses.
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State of
Texas
Texas Legislature Endorses State Highways Amendment
Be it Resolved by the Legislature of the State of Texas. The document outlines proposed Article 8 Section 9a creating a state highway system with funding by excise and ad valorem taxes. It directs the governor to issue a proclamation for a July 1923 election on the amendment and authorizes $5000 for proclamation and election costs.
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State of
Texas
L. Staples
May Finish Mexico's Theatre Financed by American Interests
American theatrical interests offer to complete Mexico City's unfinished national theater in exchange for a 50 year lease at a nominal rent. Finishing the structure would cost about 3.6 million dollars.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
National Theater
Crown Prince Olav Turns Twenty In Norwegian Line
Twenty years old today Crown Prince Olav is heir to Norway's throne though lacking Norwegian blood. His Danish father and English mother frame a royal line that, after his coronation, may see the name Harald IV worn as the Haralds and Haakons alternate on the court roster.
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Olav
Norway
Frederick
Denmark
Maud of
Edward VII Olav
Prince Charles
Haakon VII
Harald IV
Restaurant Sale Notice at City Market
Julio Garza sold his south side City Market restaurant to Julian M. Trevisio. All creditors must present claims to the undersigned at once. Julio Garza. June 27, 1960.
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Julio Garza
Julian M. Trevisio
Curb Gang Speeds Lincoln Street Paving Project
The curb gang on Lincoln Avenue rushes to finish paving followed by grading and concrete crews. Work on Matamoros Street ends soon with paving completed within ten days.
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Matamoros Street
Arroyo 4 Zacate
Lincoln Street
Lincoln Avenue
District Court Ends Term With Perfect Conviction Record
The Forty-ninth Judicial District court is in recess until September. The first four-week session will be in Dimmit county, followed by one week in Zapata county and two eight-week terms in Webb county. All sixteen weeks concluded with felonies to conviction, as every defendant tried was convicted.
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District Court
District Court of the
Forty-ninth Judicial District
Dimmit County
Zapata County
Webb County
NOTICE TO COTTON FARMERS PROMOTES NEW GIN CAPACITY
Farmers are informed that a local gin is equipped with modern machinery to gin long staple cotton and supply seed directly from the gin stands. The notice notes Mebane variety seed is not used, praises Webb and Za pata county farmers, and states the gin will buy cotton and seed at current market prices.
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Webb
7Zapata
Farmers Gin Co
Chamberlains Tablets for Stomach and Liver Endorsement
Mrs William Vollmer of Eastwood New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for the stomach and liver saying they are splendid and worth recommending to friends. The ad urges they aid biliousness constipation and indigestion and encourages a trial.
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Chamberlain
William Vollmer
Eastwood
N. Y
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