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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1919

Page

6

The Laredo PP Penn Publishing Co Notice

Announcement details subscription options for The Laredo PP and Penn Publishing Co. Includes daily and Sunday editions with rates for United States Canada and Mexico. Lists prices for 1 month 1 year 6 months and 3 months and payment terms.

the Laredo Penn Publishing Publishers and Propriete Mal Posipid United States Mexico Canada Laredo New Laredo Penn Publishing CO. Telephone Texas

Associated Press copyright notice text

The article text appears to be a boilerplate copyright notice stating AP retains republication rights for its dispatches and focal news published in the paper. No specific event or person details are provided in readable content.

Associated Press Focal News

Proposal for Territor y Transfer Rights and Citizenship

A Monday column argues for reforming postwar sovereignty rules. It suggests residents should be allowed to stay and retain their former citizenship after territorial transfer, rather than being forced to sell property and relocate. The piece cites historical examples from Germany Austria and Italy and questions reliance on new regimes to grant alien rights.

Income Tax Law Confounds Lawmakers And Public

The piece questions the income tax law saying lawmakers and Treasury experts need guidance to file returns. It argues the law should be plain and uniform, with no penalties for unclear provisions and calls for pre enactment clarity and equal application.

Washington Treasury Department Congress Capitol Ways and Means Treasury

Citizenship Rights and Alien Residency Debated

The piece argues that an alien in the United States may live, keep his birthright, and not be forced to seek citizenship, as long as he abides by laws. It warns against league of nations interference and supports self-determined national laws for new countries.

Supreme Council Conan Doyle Caroline Islands Germany Spain Austria Bosnia Herzegovinia League of Nations United States the Times Younkin Laredo A. &. Younkin Younkin Brothers J. Nieto J. L. Fierros Farragut Street St. Patrick's Day Erin Emerald Isle Butler Bees Moran Music Co Lincoln Street Bellmont Main Ave

Bad Taste in Mouth Promoted as Digestive Aid

An advertisement notes a bad taste in the mouth signals faulty digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. The tablets are said to correct the disorder and gently move the bowels, described as one of the best medicines you'll become acquainted with.

Welcome committees plan to aid returning boys

The article outlines church led welcome committees to meet coming servicemen, provide job and education guidance, and arrange social plans. It emphasizes church cooperation, practical help, and letters to those still in service to affirm support and readiness to assist on return.

Brush at seventy the inventor behind electric light

On March 17 Charles F Brush of Cleveland turns seventy, credited with lighting the world by introducing practical electric light. Early in his career he faced funding doubts until scientists backed him and Paris showcased his arc lighting. A corporation formed, he became a millionaire and earned the Rumford Medal and a Legion of Honor.

Charles F. Brush Cleveland University of Michigan Brush Paris Rumford

Comprehensive Plan for Welcoming the Returning Boys

At Christ Church Rec tory a meeting heard Arthur R. P. Heyes outline a church welcome plan for returning service members. Welcome Committees would form in each church to greet men, visit families, learn arrivals, and pledge pastoral coordination to reengage returning soldiers with church life.

Christ Church Men of Our Town Arthur R. P. Heyes Army and Navy Department Brotherhood of St. Andrew War Commission Episcopal Church Heyes Pelham Bay Park New York City Mr. Heyes

Governor Hobby Accepts Invitation To Border Conference

Governor W P Hobby will meet in Laredo on April 7 with governors from Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon and Coahuila to discuss border relations and trade. Tamaulipas Governor Andres Ozuna has accepted and Zambrano and Mireles invitations are nearly confirmed. The Laredo Chamber of Commerce arranges entertainment for the four visiting governors.

W. P. Hobby Laredo Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon Coahuila Rio Grande Andres Ozuna Hobby Zambrano Mireles

Tobay Anniversary Highlights From 1781 to 1817

A compact timeline recalling Ebenezer Elliott born 1781 and died 1849, 1836 Texas Constitution, 1849 Milan revolt, 1861 Victor Emmanuel II crowned, 1865 Wilson’s raid, 1906 Formosa earthquake, 1915 East Prussian gains, 1916 Verdun ceasefire, 1817 recapture of Bapaume.

Ebenezer Elliott Yorkshire England Republic of Texas Milan Italy Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia Wilson Nashville Selma Montgomery Mobile Formosa Russia Verdun Fort Vaux Bapaume

Texas 131st Field Artillery to Arrive in San Antonio

The 131st Field Artillery, largely Southwest Texas youths who trained in France but saw no combat as the war ended, will reach San Antonio on Wednesday. Local citizens with three batteries in the regiment plan a grand parade from the railroad station to Camp Travis, where the unit will be demobilized in the coming days.

131St Field Artillery Texas France San Antonio Alamo City Laredo Camp Travis

Dr. King's New Discovery and New Life Pills Ad

An old newspaper advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks priced 60c and 1 20. It also touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a gentle natural laxative priced 25c and sold by druggists.

Dr. King

Webb County Land Transfers Filed For Record

Webb County deeds show Josephine Green transferring a one quarter undivided interest and 17 sections totaling 10 880 acres to A E Gates with 8 160 value Also Cristobal Farias sells Lot 1 Block 457 to W R B Smith for 900 and T A Bunn conveys Survey 1809 Certificate 2712 640 acres to Mrs J P Munday and J T Bell for 1 929

Webb County Josephine Green A. E. Gates Cristobal Farias W. R B. Smith W. D T. A. Bunn Mra J. P. Munday J. T. Bell

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Laredo Officer

Police officer G. Vasquez of 608 Houston St. endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. He says they relieve stiffness and soreness when bending. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Laredo Dean G. Vasquez Houston St Doan Mr. Vasquez

Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Family Pills Ad

A 1886 Toledo Ohio ad by Frank J. Cheney & Co. touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh and other afflictions with sworn oath and notary note. It promotes internal use and blood-borne action, plus mentions Dr. J Cheney & Co. and sales through druggists.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co County and Ste Frank J. Uifenby A. W. Gleason J. Cheney & CO Taledop

Local notices and business briefs from Laredo Times

A collection of short items includes misc notices on office moves and services, telephones for deliveries, marriage licenses issued, local court activity, dry cleaning, jingle ads, and community notes. Notable items mention J. Maxcy Pace moving to 920 Salinas Avenue, civil matters in district court with criminal docket trials starting next week, and local deaths and returning service members.

J. W. Falvella Economy Carlos Guerra Anastacia Garcia Pablo Mendoza Otila Soto Juarez J. Maxcy Pace Salinas Avenue District Court Butler Bros Sure Fit

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