Church and State Clash Over Mexico Style Separation
A lengthy critical discussion argues that state interference in church matters is unjustified. It cites Mexico’s separation of church and state, noting priest denomi nations, property issues, and freedom of worship while condemning political meddling by religious groups.
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Neepie
Mexico
Age Vicans
Scent
Spanice Relena Church
Otter Spanich Colony
Republic
Belier
Infertorone
A Tax Plan to Force Voter Turnout
A state legislator proposed a poll tax of 3 LU per year with rebates for voting in primaries and elections to compel turnout. The idea aimed to curb apathy by tying tax payment to voting, while critics warned it could be unconstitutional and infringe the right to vote. The Saturday Evening Post notes losses from failing to enact useful laws and cites high nonparticipation in past elections.
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Legishkitor
Saturday Evening Post
Rotary Club Hosts Engaging San Antonio Program
The San Antonio Rotary Club welcomed a delegation from Laredo for a day of touring and talks. Speakers included Matias de Jiano on The Cementing Power of Rotary and Wa. Paisley on Rotary’s purpose while Rex Shanks and Id. Paisley outlined club publication goals. A light program with songs and dances followed, and the meeting highlighted the student loan fund as a notable Rotary achievement.
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Baaedy Rotary Club
San Antonio
Joy Netner
San Bozarians
Manhattan
Tine
Matias de Jiano
Rotary
Paisley
Guy Throat
Ches
Greeman
Erme Birds
W. E. Lowry
Laredo
Webb County
Isaders Goeedman
Pie Geer
Laredo Rotary Club
Rex Shanks
Id. Paisley
Ww. TP. Andrews
Pengle Rotary Club
Derecho
Temple
Times Watch Daily Subscriptions Offer
A Times daily subscription offer highlights a 60 cent monthly rate for readers to receive everyday editions.
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the Times
Blocked Up MeCP ACRTAGE For Big Gevelopment Work
George Marshall completed blocking up a large tract in Pedernal erant Zuid county and has started a shop development with a derrick and surface casing. Numerous wells in the Laredo district show promising production, including Schott No 13 at 1620 feet and Laurel No Y at 640 feet, while Mirando No 2 and other rigs push deeper tests. The region expects several new fields as deep exploration continues across multiple surveys and fields.
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George Marshall
Verege
Pedernal Erant
Zuid County
Muenshall
Pedernat Vrent
Rapata
Laredo
Schott No
Pratt Ranch
Eneinal
Broni
WY. Burton
Traminci Ranch
Magnolia No
Dillon
Boston Miranda No
Mtrant
Zapata County
Real Buy Five Furnished Bungalow For Quick Sale
Real estate and furniture offered for 4750 dollars in a noon furnished bungalow two blocks from car line in a good neighborhood. First come first serve by Caiin Perkins, phone 663. Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas notice of public auction June 1 1928 at 10 am for violation of tariff act seizure.
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Thights
Car Lne
Caiin & Perkins
Port of Laredo
Texas
A. Ft. Kahn
Cowpens For Sale By S N Johnson
Small surplus items for sale by S N Johnson. Contact via phone 38. For sale as of May 2, 1936.
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S. N. Johnson
Thank You for Funeral Gratitude to Catholic Groups
The family of Maria Isabel Coronado thanks the Catholic Daughters of America Daughters of Mary Knights of Columbus and other societies for floral offerings and help at the funeral and to all who offered sympathy. Sra. Lucinda Rodriguez Vda. de Coronado and Family.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Daughters of Mary
Knights of Columbus
Maria Isabel Coronado
Sra
Lucinda Rodriguez
de Coronado
Trustees Sale in Bankruptcy for Narciso Alanis Estate
Public sale by trustee F M Ramsay under an order of Judge John G C Scott in the Narciso Alanis bankruptcy case. On the first Tuesday in June 1928 the Webb County Texas courthouse will auction Lots 1 3 5 and 7 in Block 188 of central Laredo fronting 25 varas on San Enrique Ave and depth 46 varas for cash.
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Narciso Alanis
District Court of the United States
District of
Texas
John GC. Scott
Iteferee i
PF. M. Ranay
Webb County
Laredo
San Enrique Ave
Laredo Oil District Seen as Permanent With Looming Return of Men
Oil operators have flocked to Caldwell county near Luling for vacations but will return to Laredo within thirty days as major wells like Carolina- Texas No. 5 and Boston- Miranda No. 1 come in. Webb and Zapata counties show long production, and once deep sand is struck Laredo could host the largest oil field in the United States.
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Laredo
Caldwell County
Luling
Carolina- Texas
Boston- Miranda
Magnolia
Webb
Zapate
Webb County
United States
Auto Owners Urged to Secure Permits Before June 1
The Times notes a surge of inquiries from auto owners about registering cars and obtaining permits from the Customs office in the Federal Building. It urges prompt action to avoid complications as certificates must be renewed every thirty days, with no longer period possible without a new Washington ruling. Deputy Collector warns many owners have not yet registered, risking inconvenience on June 1 for Laredo residents.
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The
Post
Senate
Ce Ted
Tes
Pledwest
Pert
New England
Veere
Washington
Wiiler
Chamber of Commerce
Customs Office
Federal
Times
Collector of Customs
Alts
Laredo
Andrews Delivers Dual Sermons On Souls And Prayer
A fine audience heard Dr Andrews preach on Pauls Passion for Souls detailing the apostle’s concern for his people. In the morning he spoke on prayer, the second sermon in a series on that topic, with Mr Cawker leading the fining in a great way.
Hamilton Hotel Progress Foresees December Opening
Brickwork on the fourth story continues with a large crew on the Hamilton Hotel project in Laredo. M Little states the seven story plus basement hotel with auditorium roof garden is near completion and will open by December 1 or shortly after.
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Hamilton
Times
M. Little
Laredo
Webb County Affidavit Certifies Treasurer Report Approval
Webb County Commissioners Court and Judge A Winslow certify the February 17 1923 quarterly review of A M Bruni county treasurer's report covering February 1 to April 30 1923. They note balances receipts disbursements and credits across funds including Jury Highway Special Road and Bridge Tick Eradication and General Fund with totals and balances due.
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A. M. Bruni
Webb County
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
A. Winslow
A. D
Webb County Treasurer balances and county funds report May 17 1923
Webb County Texas officials certify a detailed reconciliation of funds as of April 30 1925 listing totals and balances across General Fund Special Road and Bridge Fund Jury Fund Highway Maintenance and other accounts. The document is sworn by County Judge A Winslow and Commissioners J S Johnson J M Martin and N D Davis before County Clerk J A Rodriguez.
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Ain’t
A. M. Bruni
Webb County
Texas
A. D
A. Winslow
J. S. Johnson
J. M. Martin
N. D. Davis
D. J. Davis
Lumbago Relief Promises Quick Recovery with Liniment
Mrs F J Dann of Brockport N Y reports Chamberlains Liniment cured her lumbago a year ago after she was bedridden and unable to move. She applied the liniment to her back and the pain promptly disappeared, enabling a swift recovery.
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F. J. Dann
Brockport
N. Y
Chamberlain
Lumbago
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Ryuporter
Zapata
Oere
Deen
F. M. Ramsay
Loling
Laredo Fields
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Special Road & Bridge Fund
General Fund
Treas
Urer
Court House and Jal Fund
Stationery Fund
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Ry Am
Bal. Due Treas
R. & B. Fund
Dr. Co
J. A
Jersey
Waukesha
S. N. Johnson Bottling Works
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