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Laredo
Laredo Mexico
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Conference of Governors to Meet at White House
President Roosevelt calls all forty six state governors to Washington on May thirteenth with three delegates from each state to discuss a national resources conservation program. The event will include leaders from major national groups including the National Association of Manufacturers led by President Van Cleave, signaling broad industry representation.
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White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Magazine of American Industries
Commonwealths of the Union
East Room
America
National Association of Manufacturers
van Cleave
Betting on dead sure things in Houston meet
A shortliner for the San Antonio Express comments on the Houston spring racing meet. He notes the habit of betting as a slick way to waste money and jokes about the alternate racer profiting from the supposed dead sure thing while he stays busy with his own work.
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Lareeo Times
Times
Houston
San Antonio Express
Bob
City Budget Cost Versus Onion Field Idea
The Brownsville Herald notes the yearly price of city governance is 10 384 dollars while suggesting if residents have lights on they might invest that sum in an onion field, claiming there is money in it.
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Brownsville
Herald
Watchtower figure Judas cited as former force for good
A fragmented note recalls Judas as once a force for good who fell from power. It mentions a watchman on the tower named Alice Echo and questions what happened to the man on the tower amid current curiosity.
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Judas
Alice Echo
Dallas Times-Herald Repeats Call to Lift City Out of Mud
The Dallas Times-Herald resumes its campaign style commentary urging renewal and progress for Dallas politics, criticizing the state scene and insisting on local uplift through reform and civic effort.
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Dallas Times-Herald
Texas
Dallas
Insurance scheme to back candidates in every race
A concise analysis examines whether a practical system could coordinate insurance firms to insure candidates as they enter each election bid. It considers regulatory, ethical, and antitrust challenges, plus risks to market integrity and candidate fairness.
The Most Common Cause of Suffering
Rheumatism is blamed for widespread pain and suffering and Chamberlains ointment promises relief. The ad claims temporary relief can become permanent for some, with damp weather flare ups common in older sufferers. Availability noted in 25 and 50 cent sizes from druggists.
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Chamberlain
Real Estate Transfers Filed With County Clerk
Real estate transfers were filed for record. Julio Vargas and wife sold lot 5 in block 287 W. D. to M. G. de Perez for 130 dollars. A. B. Cowen sold block 917 E. D. to Hope M. Thompson for 100 dollars.
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Julio Vargas
M. G. de Perez
W. D
A. B. Cowen
Hope M. Thompson
E. D
It Reached the Spot Says Omega Store Owner
It reached the spot the very seat of my cough says E Humphrey, president of Adams County Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co. Dr King’s New Discovery heals sore spots and weak spots in throat lungs and chest. Sold at all druggists 50c and 100. Trial bottle free.
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E. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
The
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
County Commissioners Hold Regular Quarterly Session
The county commissioners court met in morning session with Judge J. M. Rodriguez and Commissioners A. J. Barthelow and W. L. Puig present alongside County Clerk Geo. R. Page. They examined and allowed accounts against the county, spending the entire morning on this routine business.
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County Commissioners Court
J. M. Rodriguez
A. J. Barthelow
W. L. Puig
Geo. R. Page
Businessmen Basball Game Draws Society Interest
Tomorrow features a major business men baseball game as top firms close doors for clerks and ladies attend. James R. Moore pitches for one side and J. O'Sell for the other with noted curves. Proceeds aid funding for a new field. game called at 4 p.m. sharp.
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Ament
James R. Moore
Subway
Mr. O'Sell
M. Fish
Aug. C. Richter
C. H. Stowers
F. E. Scovill
C. E. Boyd
J. R. Moore
J. F. Bonniger
Chas. Deutz
E. Parkin
L. J. Ament
J. A. MacDonald
J. B. G.sell
J. S. Penn
H. Y. Blake
J. N. Worsham
A. Dentz
C. M. Horner
Mr. Pinder
Chas. Schmidt
J. W. Mussett
Letter to Dr Wilcox on Devoe paint efficiency
A letter from Haven & Co J Maxcy Pace discusses Dodd Downing of Morgan City Louisiana painting with Devoe for 3 to 4 years. They claim Devoe uses fewer gallons and reduces costs for paint and labor, noting Devoe is the strongest paint with best wear and longest time between jobs.
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Dodd & Downing
Morgan City
Devoe
Haven & Co J
Laredos Beat Crankes In Close 6 To 4 Baseball Match
Nearly 300 fans watched at League Park as Laredos defeated Crankes 6 to 4 in a well played contest. Laredo surged ahead in the first inning with four runs on hits and Cranke errors, after which both sides stalled. Park officials announced improvements and thanked players and fans for supporting the new field.
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League Park
Laredo
Cranke
Laredo’s
Texas
Tora
Vaughn
Sielski
Cham berlain's Remedy Cures Severe Dysentery, Says Town Druggist
An honored town citizen suffered a severe dysentery attack and credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with his recovery after obtaining it from M. J. Leach, a Wolcott Vermont druggist. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Wolcott
Cures Woman's Weaknesses With Favorite Prescription
Dr. Fyfe comments on Unicorn root Helonias and Golden Seal as key ingredients in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Medical authorities praise uterine tonics for disorders of the womb, dysmenorrhea flooding and general debility. The article extols the remedy's efficacy in treating women's reproductive system ailments.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Tax Eclectic Medrcat Review
Helenias
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
John M. Scudder
M. D
Cincinnati
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Gaya
J. Pierce
Milk adulteration and calls for city milk inspection
A letter urges Laredo authorities to inspect milk sold to residents, noting adulteration risks and suggestions for proper testing beyond lactometer use. It condemns filthy milk and calls for equipment and enforcement to close adulterated dealers.
Sanctuary Society to stage grand entertainment at Market Hall
Local column notes the Sanctuary Society of St. Peter's church plans a major entertainment on Tuesday May 19 at Market Hall. Other items include a buggy accident involving J P Leyendecker, a doctor's dental office setback at Nuevo Laredo, and local social events such as garden parties and band concerts.
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Ladies Sanctuary Society
St. Peter’s Church
Market Hall
Notice to Tax-Payers Open for 1908 Assessments
City Hall office now open to receive real and personal property assessments for 1908. Citizens urged to appear during office hours 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. City Assessor and Collector D. C. de Lacuica signs the notice.
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D. C. de Lacuica
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Trouble Relief
An ad extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney trouble highlighting backache as an early sign. It cites a Laredo resident, Carlos Diazbaker, who claims a complete cure after one box. Distributed by Foster Milling Co Texas agents, price 50 cents. Local notes list residents traveling to San Antonio Monterey and Fort Worth.
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Dean
Laredo
Carlos Diazbaker
Hidalgo and Convent Ave
Tex
City
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Personal notices of residents travel and visits
Mrs. E N Brown of Mexico City and her mother Mrs. Walker and sister Miss Walker of Alabama travel en route to Mexico. Mrs. Leyendecker returns from San Antonio and Mrs. Leyendecker recovers at Santa Rosa hospital. Several locals depart for medical meetings and visits in San Antonio Corpus Christi Monterrey Fort Worth and Mexico City with family members in attendance.
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E. N. Brown
Mexico City
M. M. Leyendecker
San Antonio
Mrs. Leyendecker
Santa Rosa Hospital
F. W. Taylor
J. B. Rogers
del Rio
Benita Rogers
Davis Mountains
W. W. MacGregor
J. T. Hassell
Corpus Christi
State Medical Association
H. J. Hamilton
C. C. Biggio
Lina Durell
New Orleans
Louis J. Christen
Theo. Dierbach
Joe Howell
Miss Gladdys
Leopoldo Villegas
Mexico
J. Armengol
Hearn and Throckmorton Wed in Port City Ceremony
Hearn L K E electrical engineer from Portland Indiana marries Miss Mae Throckmorton of Lima Ohio Sunday at the Baptist church officiated by Rev Blalock. Hearn a Purdue grad and former captain of the university team and Olympian participant joins Mae on a tour of Mexico before proceeding to El Oro mining operations.
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L. KE. Hearn
Portland
Ind
Mae Throckmorton
Lima
Blalock
The
Baptist Church
Hearn
Los Dos Estrellas Mining Company
el Oro
Purdue University
Chicago
St. Louis Exposition
Ohio
Mexico
Registered Red Polled Cattle Sale at Brookdale Stock Farm
Thirty head of double registered Red Polled cattle from Brookdale Stock Farm, Laredo Texas. Herd to be sold immediately with cheap, easy terms. Chas Glazbrook. 5-6-6t.
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Brookdale Stock Farm
Chas
Glazbrook
Laredo
Texas
District Court Considers Change of Venue in Murder Case
In district court this morning Jack Essary faced a murder charge in the death of Arturo Alexander. The defense moved to change venue claiming local prejudice would prevent a fair jury. the prosecution asked for time to respond and the court granted a recess while evidence on the motion continued.
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Jack Essary
Arturo Alexander
Tragic train disaster shreds Andres Guerrero in Texas
Andres Guerrero, about twenty five, was killed in a horrific accident on the Texas Mexican line near the Zacate bridge in Al Caliche settlement. Pieces of his body were found along the track, identified by ring, trouser fragment and a shoe. his mother confirms his departure from home at four in the morning while intoxicated. Guerrero, a baker for Aurelio Aleman and former Laredo baseball star, was raised in Laredo.
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Andres Guerrero
Zacate Bridge
al Caliche
Caliche
Guerrero
Aurelio Aleman
Laredo
Schumann Laredo Seminary Recital Noted For Talent
Certificate recital by Miss Burr Miss Lawson and Mr A B Muller at the Laredo Seminary Friday May eighth featured a classical program with two pianos two violins piano solos and violin pieces. Performers showcased skill and thorough training in works by Wagner Haydn Hubay Grieg Mendelssohn Verdi and others.
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Laredo Seminary
Burr
Lawson
A. B. Muller
Wagner
Fiano
Allegre
Hubay
Czardas
Vienna
Bob ‘Taylor
Gertrude Smith
Danela
Zichy
Adele
Goldbeck
Hussli
Mendelsson
Greeting the Admiral in Ogden
City officials travel to Ogden to greet Admiral Evans when he arrives there today. Two thousand greeted him as he passed through Reno on Sunday within the same visit.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Admiral Evans
Reno
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National Depot
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H. Parkin
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Mr. L. Daiches
Fort Worth
J. B. McMahon
E. Denike
W. A. Matthews
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