Laredo Times Subscriptions Rates and Irish News
The Laredo Times lists subscription terms: daily mailed or carrier delivered to U S, Mexico, or Canada at six dollars per year for one copy, six months at three dollars, and weekly rates. It also carries a lengthy Irish news column discussing Belfast riots, the Fighting Irish, Home Rule, and historical factional clashes rooted in Protestant and Catholic conflict through the Boyne era.
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Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Penn Publishing CO
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Texas
One Weak Spot and Health Remedies Featured
An assortment of short items includes a claim that K K McArthur won a Stockholm marathon, plus ads and notes on Kickapoo Worm Killer, Doan's Kidney Pills, and Doan's Kidney Pills testimonials, and herbal tonics like Herbine and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with brief customer endorsements and prices.
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K. K. McArthur
South Africa
Laredo
Stockholm
Bowen's Market Lease Hints at Cutting City Costs
In St. Joseph Missouri the Patee Market lessee H J Bowen claims a plan to ease the cost of living may be feasible if his statements prove factual. Bowen has leased the facility and asserts steps to lower prices could follow if verified.
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Beverye
St. Joseph
Bowen
Uncle Sam
Cus
Tomera
Luna Park
Chicago
Missouri
Co-Operative Societies
Great Britain
H. J. Bowen
Patee
Voices of Texas echoes on reading and voting
A collage of brief notes from Texas papers discusses youth education at A and M College Station benefits of reading and thinking, women's suffrage views, weather notes, civic wit, and a stomach cure ad. It cites Corpus Christi Caller, Eagle Pass News Guide, San Antonio Express, Riviera Journal, Houston Post, and others. The items mix satire, local observation, and practical tips.
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San Antonio Express
Lohengrin
Riviera Journal
Colonel Naranjo A Visitor In Laredo District
Colonel Francisco Naranjo, son of the late Mexican general, visits Laredo and meets Times representatives at the Hamilton Hotel. He says he is out of politics and the army, here on cattle business, and discusses the Lampazos battle and Mexican political prospects with cautious optimism for peace and eventual elections.
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Francisco Naranjo
Lampazoe
Laredo
Hamilton Hotel
Times
Naranjo
Mexico
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
United States
Houston
Jno
A. Applewhite
Congress
Col. Naranjo
Carranza
Felix Diaz
de la Barra
Huerta
Lampazos 'A
State constitutional amendments on next Saturday vote
Voters are urged to study the proposed constitutional amendments in the upcoming special election set for next Saturday. The notice emphasizes informing the public and urges participation in the ballot. It mentions local events and ads, including a film showing at the Royal theater.
Bermudas Rally To Take 10th In Local Baseball Duel
At League Park yesterday the Bermudas defeated the Villegas 7 to 6 in ten innings after a tense 6 to 6 tie at nine. Perkins pitched well for the Bermudans and Arnold for Villegas, with both teams showing strong defense and timely hitting.
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League Park
Bermudas
Villegas
Perkins
Arnold
Remedy ad promotes HERBINE for stomach and liver
An old advertisement claims a foul taste signals a disordered stomach and torpid liver. It asserts HERBINE corrects the stomach, stimulates the liver, and restores regular function. Priced at 50 cents, available from all druggists.
ARE AT WORK NEAR RODRIGUEZ
A large National Railways construction crew, under guard, repairs bridges and track in Mexico after rebel damage. They expect to finish within ten days. today the Rodriguez bridge is being repaired and should be in first class shape by tomorrow. About twenty five miles of track remain to be repaired. work trains shuttle between Nuevo Lerado and the site, delivering material and returning with empty cars. No harassment reported as the crew presses ahead at a steady pace.
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National Railways
National Railways of
Mexico
Rodriguez
Nuevo Laredo
White's Cream Vermifuge advertised to cure worms in children
An advertising blurb claims intestinal worms stunt child growth causing thinness paleness and illness. It urges immediate treatment with White's Cream Vermifuge claiming it destroys worms and benefits the whole system, priced at 25e per bottle and sold by all druggists.
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Inl
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Reed Drug Co
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