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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

22

Women Workers Advance Beyond Traditional Roles in War Time

A column praises the enablement of women in diverse trades across the United States and Europe, noting equal pay, steady performance, and the move beyond sewing rooms to skilled work. It warns against trivializing roles as mere spectacle, argues for equal pay, and highlights munition work as a path for women to avoid public scrutiny while contributing value. It also discusses Bermuda onion seed supply and the need for swift government action to safeguard Texas crops amid Canary Island shortages.

Europe

Industry in Jeopardy From German Submarine War

The Canary Islands onion seed trade faces disruption as German submarines threaten sea routes. Canary seed, prized for Canary Islands crop reliance, faces carrier risks. shipments previously approved by the secretary of state via Congressman Sierser to move Bermudan onion seed to the United States.

Waredo Laredo Canary Islands Africa Wee Gotitkmed Sierser

Rally on Jarvis Plaza Draws Huge War Savings Crowd

A grand rally on Jarvis Plaza last night boosted the war savings stamp drive, drawing a large crowd and a cordon of autos. The Thirty seventh Infantry Band played during intermissions as John L. Dannelley presided. Speakers included Dr. C. F. Kenney Judge Hal W. Greer and Oswaldo Sanchez. J W Kenney urged residents of Laredo and Webb County to attend tomorrow’s meetings at city and county schoolhouses to reach the year's quota of 460000 in stamps.

Jarvis Plaza Laredo Thirty Seventh Infantry Band John L. Dannelley C. F. Kenney Hal W. Greer Oswaldo Sanchez J. W. Kenney War Savings Stamp Campaign Committee Webb County

When Itching Stops There is a Safe Skin Treatment

A simple remedy promises instant relief from itching and skin irritation. Ask for 35c or $1 bottle of zemo from a druggist and use as directed. It claims to banish irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and related troubles, leaving skin soft smooth and healthy from The Times advertisement by The W. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio. Watch The Times daily for opportunities.

the &. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Important War Savings Meeting Tonight in Laredo

Citizens are urged to attend a War Savings Stamps drive meeting at the Laredo Chamber of Commerce tonight to organize districts and teams. Business houses will close Friday at noon to enable a city wide pledge drive ahead of a $460,000 quota and a Saturday state report. Leaders J W Kenney and Mrs G H McKinney call on men and women to participate in schoolhouse pledging at two o’clock Friday afternoon.

Laredo War Savings Stamps J. W. Kenney McKinney Women's Committee Chamber of Commerce Central School Urban School High School Heights School 4Th Ward School

Notable Birthdays and Global Events for June 27 1778 1917

June 27 marks a span of historic notes from the Sixth Continental Congress adjournment after 272 days to events in Europe and notable births. The entry recounts Hood dying in 1724, Smithson in Genoa, Dorr's amnesty in 1845, and Berlin's 1867 conference, interspersed with wartime updates and a birthday salute to Philip L Spalding.

Sixth Continental Congress Viscount Hood Bath Englind James Smithson Smithsonian Institution Genoa Italy France Rhode Island Thomas W. Dorr Dorr Trea

Directors and Officers Elected Yesterday by Texas-Mexican Ry Co

At the annual share holders meeting held at the company offices in the city the directors M T Cogley Aug C Richter A M Brunt T A Coleman S W DeWolt and M M Leyendecker were reelected for the ensuing year. The directors then reelected M T Cogley as president S W PDeWolf as vice president and general manager C M Fish traffic manager M M Leyendecker superintendent R J Woodal auditor L V Boniger secretary and treasurer for the coming year.

The Texas-Mexican Railway Co M.T. Cogley Aug. C. Richter A. M. Brunt T. A. Coleman S. W. DeWolt M. M. Leyendecker M. T. Cogley S. W. Pdewolf C. M. Fish R. J. Woodal L. V. Boniger

Examination for Customs Inspectress Announced for Texas

The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam on July 15 in Abilene Amarillo Austin Corpus Christi El Paso Fort Worth Laredo San Angelo San Antonio Waco Wichita Falls and Brownsville to fill an Inspectress of Customs post at Browneville Texas and other clerical vacancies. Only women fluent in Spanish are admitted and applicants must be 21 to 45 on exam day.

United States Civil Service Commission Abilene Amarillo Austin Corpus Christi Nel Rio Fagle Pass Fort Worth Laredo San Angelo San Antonio Waco Wichita Falls Brownsville Customs Service Browneville Texas United States Customs

Women urged to register and pay poll tax in Webb County

The women of Webb County and Texas are urged to register with the tax collector and obtain receipts, signaling a strong show in July primaries. Laredo committees report some confusion among canvassed women who promised to enroll and vote. Next year women will pay poll taxes like men to gain full rights.

Webb County Texas Laredo

Delicatessen Store Joins Hidalgo Street Bohemia Scene

The Delicatessen Store at No 1206 Hidalgo Street adjacent to Kress offers a theatre evening experience with a light supper dated lunch and a cold bottle. The notice notes a spice of Bohemia and is dated 6 26 21.

Hidalgo St Kress Bohemia

War Savings Stamps Drive Urges Friday Noon Closures

Businesses urged to close Friday at noon as citizens are urged to subscribe to War Savings Stamps. Aim is for $1,000 per person with larger and smaller pledges, coordinated by a central committee. meetings at Central Urban High and 4th Ward schools accompany the final push.

Politician Fe Atlee Backs Woman Suffrage in 1918 Ad

A letter from E A Atlee, candidate for the 79th District, declares support for full woman suffrage on equal terms with men. He notes past opposition to primary voting for women but pledges to back or help pass constitutional amendments granting full franchise. The document includes a June 27 1918 political notice signed by Fe Atler of Laredo Texas.

United States E. A. Atlee the Woman's Club C. S. McKinney Pres Laredo Texas FE. A. Atler

Railroad Time Table for Texas-Mexican trains

Train No. 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 1 20 p m. Train No. 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 2 10 p m.

Corpus Christi

International and Great Northern Through Train Schedule

The timetable lists fast train to St Louis departing 10 45 a m and arriving 5 10 p m. Night Train departs at 0 p m and reaches Rio Grande Eagle Pass by 2 00 p m. Train No 1 from Laredo leaves 8 00 a m daily except Sunday arriving Minera 10 20 a m. Train No 2 from Minera leaves 1 00 p m daily except Sunday arriving Laredo 3 15 p m.

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Minera

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