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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1921

Page

8

Widen the Street And Bridge Project Aimed At Convent Ave

Tuesday's report details plans to widen Convent Avenue from Grant to the bridge approach to ease traffic and improve safety. A proposed one year two cent per gallon gasoline tax could raise about 26500 dollars to acquire property and fund the widening, with the bridge opening early next year and better access for Mexican traffic resuming. The piece connects local civic aims with broader US Mexican relations and calls for equal treatment of nationals and property rights.

Convent Avenue Grant Villegas Laredo Grant Street Mexico

Recognizing Mexico and Obregon government

Washington reports the United States will formalize recognition of the Obregon government as peace with Germany ends. delays came from Mexican internal factions skeptical of Obregon and wary of U.S. interference, though the shift is toward diplomatic ties and economic progress.

Washington Obregon Chamber of Deputies United States Mexican Supreme Court Supreme Court Mexico Aeen Germany

Birthday honors for notable figures on August 30

Sir Ernest Rutherford born in New Zealand fifty years ago today is among eminent living physicists noted in this August 30 birthday column. Rev Herbert Shipman suffragan bishop of New York born in Lexington Kentucky fifty two years ago today. Marion LeRoy Burton president of the University of Michigan born in Brooklyn fifty two? forty seven years ago today. Warren J Moulton president elect of Bangor Theological Seminary born in Sandwich New Hampshire fifty six years ago today. Fritzi Schiff singer born in Vienna Austria forty one years ago today.

Ernest Rutherford Fber New Zealand Herbert Shipman New York Lexington Marion LeRoy Burton University of Michigan Brooklyn Warren J. Moulton Bangor ‘Theological Seminary Sandwich N. H Fritzi Schiff Vienna Austria

Rains Needed Hereabouts To Put Soil In Good Shape

Press dispatches report heavy rains across most of the state in recent days aiding soil condition for fall plowing and later planting. Southwest Texas remains dry with only light showers. A heavy rain in the Laredo area would help onion farmers and others prepare seedbeds for Bermuda onion seed sowing, promoting vigorous transplants by mid December.

Acording Texas Laredo Shane Bermuda

Rialto Theater Promises Strong Vaudeville and Pay Day

The Rialto Theater offers an unusually strong program for Thursday and Friday. In addition to the feature production Paying the Piper three dance numbers by Mrs. Lowry from Laredo will be shown, highlighting her reputation as one of the best dancers in the area.

Rialto Theater

Loyal Order of Moose Initiation Meeting announced

Members are urged to attend Wednesday evening at the Lodge room for initiation of new members and other important business. date noted as 8 29 31.

Loyal Order of Moose

Laredo To Welcome University English Instructor Lectures

Dr H L Payne Jr an English instructor at Texas University will lead a city teachers institute in Laredo at the high school building next Monday through Friday. He will lecture on English composition and related topics and conduct an author study each day for ladies and teachers across three sections high intermediate and primary.

H. L. Payne, Jr Texas University City Teachers Institute of

Laredo Man Credits Doan’s Kidney Pills for Help

Chas Wharton of 1206 Davis Ave Laredo says persistent back pain and failing kidneys improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He reports relief from the first use and full recovery after two boxes. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the remedy.

Laredo Chas. Wharton Davis Ave Doan

Kiwanis Club to Publish Laredo Statistics Booklet

The Laredo Kiwanis Club will distribute a sixteen page booklet at the San Antonio district convention and to local delegates. It features Laredo as a gateway to Mexico with data on importations exportations immigration and other official statistics.

Laredo San Antonio

Public notice on unchanged barber prices issued by J S Roberts

Notice to the public from barber J S Roberts maintaining no price increase for hair cuts and shaves at Thaison Building. Includes pricing, date range, and a health advertorial recommending Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for hot weather bowels.

J. S. Roberts Barber Thaison Building Chamberlain

Returns From Mexico Trip

Adolph R. Kahn deputy collector in charge of the customs service in Laredo returned from a three weeks vacation visiting Busta mante Monterey and Mexico City. He reports an enjoyable trip and found conditions everywhere much improved.

Adolph R. Kahn Laredo Bustamante Monterey Mexico City Mr. Kahn

Hunger the Best Sauce and Digestion Health Claim

A brief note praises appetites and digestion and touts Chamberlain's Tablets as improving digestion creating a healthy appetite and gentle bowel movement. The passage reads like a vintage health advertisement highlighting digestive benefits and pleasant eating.

Chamberlain

Notice to my patrons from Harper’s Dairy

M A Harper states cows tested for tuberculosis were found free from disease. Harper’s Dairy contact phone 494. June 22, trade note.

M. A. Harper Harper's Dairy

Local notices and ads from Laredo era

Notices and brief items list upcoming Kiwanis delegation events, cotton seed products prices, plumbing service, footbridge progress, gasoline sales, rail and highway updates, dairy feed, port imports, florist services, electric lighting, band concerts, auto services, notary public, and general job printing offerings in Laredo and San Antonio areas.

Beginning of September Brings School and Court Activities in Laredo

As August ends, September starts school sessions at private and Catholic schools in Laredo, then public and rural districts. Students depart for higher learning across the state, while the 49th Judicial district resumes court for 21 weeks, 16 in Webb County. September also opens oyster gathering season along the coast under legal permits.

Laredo Laredo Independent School District 49Th Judicial District Webb County

Bronte Poems Auction Sparks Limited Sale Report

A few Emily Bronte manuscripts sold at a London auction for one hundred fifty dollars. By contrast, after Charlotte and Emily published a small poetry volume, publishers sold only two copies and the rest of the edition was given away or sold as wastepaper.

Emily Bronte London Charlotte Emily

Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities

Classified note invites readers to subscribe to THE TIMES with a promo offering 0c per month. No further details provided.

the Times

Concert by Thirty seventh Infantry Band at Fort Mc Intosh

Tomorrow evening the Thirty seventh Infantry Band performs on the Jinn at Fort Mc Intosh with a fine program of selections. A second concert on Martin Plaza Thursday evening will feature the same ensemble before it ships to its new San Antonio station, urging Laredo residents to attend and enjoy the music before the group departs.

Laredo Mexico Rio Grande Phone Crockett Avenue C 8Th St San Antonio Texas Fort McIntosh Martin Plaza 17Th Infantry Fidel Cantu Thirty Seventh Infantry Prand Eco

Card of Thanks from the Alexander Family

The family of Mr. Isaac Alexander gratefully acknowledge the kind expressions of sympathy from friends in Laredo and those who were attentive during their hours of sorrow. The Alexander Family.

Isaac Alexander Laredo Alexander

Festival and legal notes mark busy day across regions

Events span religious feast honoring Sta Rosa de Lima, a Richmond political committee reorganization, ABA annual meeting in Cincinnati with judges and lawyers, and execution in Trenton for a Camden messenger murder. International Law Association sessions open in The Hague, plus a triple celebration in Annapolis Royal marking Nova Scotia and Canadian legal history milestones.

International Law Association Peace Palace the Hague Annapolis Royal N. 8 Nova Scotia William Alexander Canada Thomas Chandler Haliburton

Barber price changes effective September one

Public notice announces new barber prices starting September 1: haircuts 45 cents and shaves 25 cents. Listing multiple shops including Laredo, Hamilton, Star, Lopez, City, American Barber Shops. Notice dated 8-26-6t.

Laredo Hamilton Star Barber Shop Lopez Barber Shop CITY American Barber Shop

Satire in Stone Marks New York Church Decor Tone

Satire in Stone notes a trend of humorous carvings on public buildings in New York and Yale era architecture. It cites Fifth Avenue church carvings and New Haven Yale quad faces as examples, with critics debating intent versus joke and predicting rising attendance from such decorations.

New York St. Thomas's Church Fifth Avenue Times Lenine New York Stock Exchange Walstaff Anti-Saloon League New Haven Harkness Memorial Yale America St. Thoma’s Church

Decreased Demand Lowers Mexican Cotton Picker Influx

Austin Aug 30 Decreased demand for cotton pickers due to a short crop has reduced Mexican immigrant labor in Texas fields. Commissioner George B Terrell notes fewer families migrating, repatriation specials sending residents to the border, and most workers remaining in southern counties like Nueces and San Patricio seeking any available work.

Austin Texas George B.terrell Mexico Commissioner Terrell Terrell Nueces San Patricio

Tennis Players Good Say Former Iowa Warden

Rev J R Perkins former warden of the Iowa penitentiary argues tennis keeps men out of prison. Speaking at a Sioux City banquet he notes only 2 of 500 inmates had ever played tennis, citing a sporting survey from his tenure.

Aasociated Press Sioux City J. R. Perkins Council Bluffs Iowa Penitentiary

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State City Institute Kiwanis Club Joe Torchin Laredo, Texas Queen Candy Company Jaredo Kiwanis Club Nuevo Laredo B. Juarez Plumbing Laredos Auto Supply Company Waredo LaSalle County Philadelphia Pte Fo Laredo Cotton Gin Will W. Gregg Farragut Street P. A Jimmy Prince Albert Prince Albert Ta Pas Capreiest R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem, N.C POST Satire IN Stone Associated Press Magdalen College Oxford Yorkshire Reese Strasburg Westminster Cathedral
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