Progress in Mexico Water Equity for Rio Grande Irrigation
A Daily analysis notes Mexican interest in a joint Rio Grande irrigation project that would supply water to over 500000 acres on the U S side. Engineering talks between Mexican and U S officials aim to secure equitable water division and develop hydraulic power while boosting regional irrigation and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
International Boundary Commission
United States Reclamation Service
Armando Santacruz
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Laredo
Rio Grande
Milmos Drop First Game to San Antonio Stars in Errors
The Milmos lost 4 to 2 to the visiting San Antonio All Stars at Legion Park. Errors by Milmos players in key moments helped the visitors build their lead, despite Najo's fourth inning homer. A twin bill is scheduled with games at 4 pm today and tomorrow at 10 am and 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milmos
San Antonio All Stars
Legion Park
Phe Milmos
Alamo City
Texas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Galveston
Arguijo
Merkle
Mueller
MeQrew
Schreyer
Najo
Peters
McGrew
Scout Council Meeting in Laredo
The Laredo Council of the Boy Scouts of America will meet at Scout Headquarters in the Laredo National Bank Building at 8 p m on Monday. All interested residents are urged to attend as officers are to be elected and budget plans for the pals unit will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Laredo
Airplane Seized at Laredo for Customs Violation
The Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas announces the seizure of an airplane Model 41648 Curtis ON No has been seized on September 22 1922 for violation of Section 8082 Ros Claimants must file within twenty days from the first publication or the aircraft will be sold at public auction at the Military Airdrome at 10 A M on October 30 1922. A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Laredo
Texas
Curtis
Laredo
Uomen
Military
A. R. Kahn
Customs
Call for bids for storm sewers in Laredo Texas
I Villegas mayor of Laredo Texas announces bids for furnishing motorids and constructing storm sewers and appurtenances. Proposals due October 17 1922 at 5 PM with five hundred dollar bid bond. Plans available at S F P Crecelius Civil Engineer Pula Building after October 5 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Villegas
Laredo
Texas
S. FP. Crecelius
Pula
Sth
Booster article misses key Laredo water works in 1622 review
The Times acknowledges an overlooked item in its Friday booster piece about Laredo’s 1622 year achievements and near-term plans. It highlights the 2,006,000 gallon steel water reservoir on the Heights, plus major water mains and a 2,000 gallons per minute Allis-Chalmers pump supplying Heights pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Laredo
Laredo Water Co
Allis- Chalmers
Benefit Dance for Laredo Boy Scouts at Elks Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America hosts a benefit dance at Elks Hall on Tuesday evening October 3. Tickets are on sale now to support the Laredo Boy Scouts. A business opportunity note mentions a chance to start a clean and reputable venture with $250 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Elks Hall
Laredo
Boy Scouts
Christians Protest Persecution in Asia Minor Meeting
The Christian Science Society of Laredo Texas records protest against the persecution and massacre of Christians in Asia Minor. Signed by Mrs W Mary Anderson and Miss Mable M. Byerly, with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of
Laredo
Texas
Asia Minor
W. Mary Anderson
Mable Ll. Byerly
Laredo Fields Oil Output Tops 110000 Barrels in September
Daily Digest reports September oil production in the Laredo district exceeded 110000 barrels with 95000 barrels shipped from Miranda City west and east. Tank car shortages limited shipments though demand remains high with 550 to 600 carloads expected in October and 10 000 barrels held in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda City
Laredo Ol
Texas-Mexican Ry. Co
Tex- Pata Pipe Line Co
Texas-Mexican Railway
Laredo
Tex-Pata Pipe Line Co
Miranda
Bids Open For Laredo Drainage System And Paving
The Times announces bids are invited for the city storm sewerage drainage system. Paving bids may follow by November with construction starting soon after. The paper forecasts significant growth and urges support for a bigger, better Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Laredo
Times to Publish Daily World Series Scores
The Times will obtain and relay results of each World Series game daily via Associated Press wires. Scores will be provided quickly and in complete form including batteries, runs, hits, and errors, with per half inning details if needed to ensure readers receive timely updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Times
Important meeting of South Plains-Laredo Syndicate units
Secretary DEXTER calls an 8 p.m. meeting for all unit-holders of the South Plains Laredo Syndicate drilling Moon No. 1 at Henderson Nexter Smith office. Vital business will be discussed. attendance urged for every holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains-Laredo Syndicate
Henderson, Nexter & Smith
Dexter
Residents Move Addresses and Brush Demonstration Ad
Mr Francisco Alegria and family relocate from 1207 Sta Clotilde Ave to 1518 Juarez Ave. Call Mr Miller at 1502 for a Fuller brushes demonstration. District Judge J F Mullally and officials depart for Zapata County district court sessions lasting one week. Probate court adjourns after a week’s term. Port of Laredo reports imports from Mexico including pecans and ixile carloads. Laredo oil district produced 110900 barrels in September with 405 carloads shipped, two trainloads for fuel.
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Francisco Alegria
Sta. Clotilde Avenue
Juarez Avenue
Uudge
J. F. Mullally
John A. Walls
Seth S. Wilcox
Zapata
Zapata County
Sesson
Laredo
Mexico
Ixile
I.G. N
San Antonio AllStars
Santa Maria Avenue
Santy
Seven-Passenger Nash Recovered From San Antonio Theft
John B. Carrington of San Antonio had his seven passenger Nash stolen and later recovered at the international bridge. A man named Jilbert Dubose drove the car and was held to the grand jury in a $500 bond after an examining hearing. The vehicle was restored to its owner. Also notes a new weekly geographical feature starting today from The Times in Laredo with National Geographic Society material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Carrington
Nash
San Antonio
Laredo
International Bridge
Jilbert Dubose
Dubose
Grand
Carrington
Times
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
L. Daiches Jeweler Closed for Holiday
The store announces it will be closed all day Monday due to a holiday. L. Daiches Jeweler notes the temporary halt in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Daiches
Jeweler
Today’s notable events span faith to industry across North America
Delegates from the Dominion gather in Toronto for the Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Church in Canada. Veterans of the 78th Division attend their first annual reunion in Atlantic City. The Pit River hydroelectric front in Shasta County California opens with ceremonies. Seven thousand pottery workers across several states go on strike after work today.
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Dominion
Toronto
Methodist Church
Canada
78Th Division
Atlantic City
Great Pit River
Flont
Shasta ‘County
Calif
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Mrs Violet 8 Oberfeldt Society Editor
Mrs Violet 8 serves as society editor for Oberfeldt society pages, with telephone number 70 listed for society notices and community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Sunday and Monday church social calendar
The Christian Endeavor Society meets 6 45 PM at the Presbyterian Church. Junior B Y P U meets at the Baptist Church in the afternoon. Senior B Y P U meets at 6 30 PM at the Baptist Church. Christian Church society meets 6 46 PM. Monday includes Woman's Missionary Society at 4 PM, Circles A and B of W M A meet at Baptist Church at 4 PM, and the Woman's Club meets at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Woman’s Club
Society Notices and Local Gatherings Mixed with Poetry
A collection of notes urges clubs to submit weekly reports to the Society Editor and phoned announcements to update the daily society calendar. It includes verses about love and lists upcoming meetings and visits from Irene L. Dearing to Boston, Mrs. Welhausen and family visiting Encinal, and various club meetings at the Baptist Church Elks Hall and Elks Club with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene L. Dearing
Boston Transcript
Social rounds and club gatherings noted in local items
Hostesses served ice cream and cake as games were enjoyed by attendees including Lamar and Truett, Smith, Betty, Lucy, Billie Craig, Elizabeth and J. L. Walker, James and Mary Graves, Merle and Helen Netzer, Louie and Lilian Simms, Henry Simms, Annie Kathleen Burr, Mary and Eugene Thomas, Ruth Young, Beasie Mann, and others. W M U Circle B met with Mrs. J R Sandefer. Circle A and B to elect officers and rename circles. gifts given to the sick. social time followed. New Bridge Club organized with Miss Mildred Leyendecker hosting. first meeting held, luncheon served, members listed. next meeting with Miss Dorothy Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar and Truett
Smith
Betty
Lucy
Billie Craig
Elizabeth
J. L. Walker
James
Mary Graves
Merle
Helen Netzer
Louie
Lilian Simms
Henry Simms
Annie Kathleen Burr
Mary
Eugene Thomas
Ruth Young
Beasie Mann
Margaret Guinn
Margaret
Vernon
Bernard Behelper
J. R. Sandefer
Circle B
Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
Sandefer
Allbright
Mesdames Burgin
Windrow
Wilkes
Reed
Simmons
Netzer
Love
Landrum
Howell
Reynolds
Mann
Craig
Baird
Hostess
New Bridge Club
Mildred Leyendecker
Margaret Copeland
Marjor‘e Lou Fish
Minerva G’sell
Emflie Hassell
Kathleen Heaner
Evelyn Ryan
Dorothy Derby
Mildred Leyerdecker
Fred Rogers
Ted G’sell
St. Elmo Trout
Richard Trout
Dan Santo*e
Bill Lansden
Allan Richards
Reginald Hackensos
Viola Dana Tops Rialto Kids Favorite In New Show
In Los Angeles schools Viola Dana’s "The Five Dollar Baby" wins greatest favor with children in a Rialto Sunday Monday engagement. Robert H. Lane head of visual education visited Metro studios and praised Dana for her popularity with the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Los Angeles
Viola Dana
Robert H. Lane
Metro
Miss Dana
Rialto Theatre
Lane
Musicians Club Meets in Laredo Sets November Event
The Musicians' Club of Laredo plans its October 24 meeting with committee reports and year planning. The first monthly musicale is set for November 7 at Miss Annie Thaison's home. Mrs Allen Stowers, soon moving to San Antonio, sang two solos at the Christian Ladies' Aid farewell, leaving a noted voice in Laredo's musical circles.
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Musicians’ Club
Musicians’ Club of
Laredo
Annie Thaison
Pe Roeant
Local Service Clubs Host Music Programs
The Lions Club featured solos by Mendell H. Morgan with accompanist Mrs. J. M. Dannelley including Friend o Mine and Smilin Thru. Morgan also performed for the Kiwanis Club with Call of the Sea, aided by Sadie Hazelrigg on piano. Church notes include offerings and duets led by Mrs. Allen Stowers with May Lines and Morgan, under Virginia Board and W. S. Keithley at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
Mendell H. Morgan
J. M. Dannelley
Friend O' Mine
Smilin
Affiliated Choirs Sing At Evening Service
Postlade performs Larghetto with Mrs Ed Russell at the Methodist Offertory. May Lines and Mendel H. lead the Evening Service. Offertory tunes Praise the Lord and Hold Thou My Hand arranged by Cresswell. Ladies Chorus directed by Mrs Lyle J. Perkins. Mrs A B Manford at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Chorus
Lyle J. Perkins
Mra
A. B. Manford
Pianiat
Welsh Eisteddfod at Ammanford Draws World Class Crowds
The 1922 Eisteddfod, famed as one of the world’s oldest music festivals, was held at Ammanford. Welsh and global attendees gathered for the movable festival, with 390 Americans among over 15,000. Prof John Phillips of Ohio led the enormous chorus singing The Land of My Fathers, with Sue Harvard among the soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammanford
Wales
United States
John Philips
Ohio
Sue Harvard
Bells To Ring From Riverside Drive In New York Tower
The Bells of History carillon will be installed at Riverside Drive and 122nd Street New York City. Forty eight bells funded by American school children will be heard from New Jersey coast. Tower of Democracy near Grant's Tomb will host broadcasts via radio transmitters and feature a National Anthem for Children in schools every Monday.
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Riverside Drive
New York
Antwerp
Marines
122D Street
America
England
Grant
Cathedral of
St. John the Devine
New Jersey
John Bartlett
Thomas Hastings
Tigert
United States
Tower of Democracy
New York Times
Mayfield Nomination Certified After Legal Ruling
Earle B. Mayfield's nomination will be certified unless blocked by court action. Secretary of State Staples announced the legal department's ruling upholds the constitutionality of the senatorial act and primary elections, resolving a protest by Republican Chairman Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Earle B. Mayfield
Attorney General's’ Department
Staples
Legal Department
Peddy
Mayfield
Creager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Digest
Laredo Fields
Mr. Miller
Annie Besant
Stitewle
Ofa Thompital
Cripp
Dianapolis
Earth
Heaven
C. M. Henry
Bride
Charles Tarver
Cotulla
City
Alice Welhausen
Rudolph Welhausen
Encinal
Alfred Matthews
E. B. Paisley
West Texas
Bridge Club
Reveljer’s
Elks Club
Fiora Dilgarde
Milton
Church Music
Christian
Rischer
Allen Stowers
Mendel H. Morgan
Virginia Board
Keithley
Postlade
Russell
Methodist
Cresswell
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