Laredo Evening Daily Included Postal Rates
The Laredo daily is published every evening except Sunday by mail postpaid to any U S point, Mexico or Canada or delivered by carrier to Laredo and New Laredo Mexico. Rates include one copy one month 60 cents one year six dollars. Weekly edition on Sundays 2 dollars per year 1 dollar for six months 60 cents for three months. Subscriptions payable in advance. PENN PUBLISHERS contact. Associated Press claims republication rights for news dispatches credited to AP.
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Mall Postpaid
United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Associated Press
Demand for linotype workers grows amid wage boom
Monday's Daily notes a nationwide surge in demand for skilled linotype operators as shops struggle to train apprentices. With typical wages of 40 to 50 dollars weekly, young men prefer mechanics over office jobs, and newspapers increasingly rely on machines for faster composition.
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San Antonio
Unionism Gone Mad in Argentina Dockers Strike
The piece argues against radical unions and portrays Argentina's dock workers as forcing a nationalization of shipping, threatening global trade. It warns of economic harm if the boycott persists, praises Argentina's strong government, and urges a quick end to the disruption to protect the country’s agricultural exports and attracting capital.
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Bolsheviats
Russia
Ie Spartacists
Germany
Argentina
Dock Workers’ Union
Dock Workers’ Council
Transport Service
Zemo Skin Remedy Claims Fast Relief For Rashes
A Cleveland company advertises Zemo as a cheap, non greasy liquid that soothes and heals eczema blotches ringworm and similar skin diseases with prompt application. Available at drug stores 35 cents a bottle or 1.00 for extra large.
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E, W, Rene Co
Cleveland
Bids Sought for School Fund Depository in Laredo Texas
Call for bids received by 10 a m September 7 1920 at the superintendent's office Central School building for depository of the Independent School District of Laredo Texas for the term ending August 31 1921. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Independent School District
Laredo
Texas
Labor Day Observed by Laredo Unions Parade and Band Concert
Labor Day was celebrated by Laredo labor unions with a 9 am parade through the business district led by James Wilkinson with the American flag, followed by the Thirty seventh Infantry Band and various unions. After the procession there were exercises at Strand Theater and an 8:30 pm concert on Martin Plaza by Nuevo Laredo’s municipal band.
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Strand Theater
Organized Labor
Laredo
James Wilkinson
Thirtyseventh
Sociedad de Obreros
Martin Plaza
Nuevo Laredo
Local dressmakers and services listed in Laredo notices
In Laredo notices many entries advertise Tooke Cottingham and Williams dressmaking at 1364 Victoria Street phone 1408 and related services. Mrs Flora Dilgarde Anderson opens studio Sept 7 1920 21 reservations by telephone 458. J T Ward and Mrs Ward announce fall term at Victoria Street location with phone 675. Labor Day observed with varied activities and local rain forecast. The Cooperative Grocery prepares for Oct 1 opening at the corner of Hidalgo Street and Salinas Avenue.
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Flora Dilgarde Anderson
Laredo
Tooke & Co
St Anthony Hotel
Victoria Street
J. T. Ward
Hebbrowville
Lowry
Flores Avenue
Laredo Optical
St. Anthony Hotel
W. A. Thomas
Washington Street
Pound Notice: Burros Auctioned If Unclaimed
Two burros seized for stray animal violations are in the pound and will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder in front of City Hall on Wednesday morning September 8, 1920 at 10 o'clock unless the owners pay all costs prior to that time. City Marshal M Brennan. Larelo Texas September 4 1920.
Labor Day Observed as Offices and Shops Close in Laredo
Labor Day was observed in Laredo with city state and county offices closed and most businesses shut. Drug stores and refreshment parlors remained open while some residents crossed to Nuevo Laredo on sight-seeing trips or obtained one day passes. A municipal band concert at Market Plaza in Nuevo Laredo was expected to draw large crowds tonight.
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Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Market Plaza
San Ramon Sporting Club Hosts Lake Lodge Barbecue
The San Ramon Sporting Club and guests enjoyed a hunting lodge gathering by San Ramon Lake. About forty attendees spent Saturday night at the lodge with some staying overnight and others leaving Sunday morning. Sunday featured a barbecue and picnic with music by Mr Balderas, a noted guitarist and vocalist, and violin accompaniment. Attendees returned to Laredo Sunday afternoon.
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San Ramon
Strand Theater Changes Hands New Manager Epstein Promises Top Shows
Roy E and Kintz is out as manager of the Strand Theater. William Epstein, Strand owner, will personally run the house from Laredo, pledging high class motion pictures and excellent entertainment for all patrons. Epstein insists nothing too good or expensive will be spared in offerings of pictures and music.
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Roy E& Kintz
Strand Theater
William Epstein
The
Strand
Laredo
Epstein
Best Advertisement Says Milburn on Chamberlain Remedy
FE B Milburn proprietor of Guion Drug Store Guion Arkansas praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting years of use and perfect satisfaction from customers.
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FE. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Sanitary Grocery Announces Three Day Sale
Opportunity is presented to combat the high costs. Sanitary Grocery has a three day sale advertised in The Times. The sale promises extremely low prices on necessities of life to help shoppers beat the high cost of living. Visit the store to compare prices and make purchases during the event.
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The
Times
Sanitary Grocery
Senior class registration schedule at high school
Pupils entering the senior class must report for registration between 9 and 12 Tuesday September 7 at the high school building. New entrants to the high school register Wednesday September 8 from 9 to 12. Students previously enrolled in the eighth and ninth grades last year register on the first day of school. 9-4-3.
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Bly Due and
Penn Publish
Ngco
Arede, Texas
Sons of Toll
Sonora News Company
A. Saft
Thomas Reed
Farragut St
Messrs
Tooke, Cottingham and Williams
J. R. Strain, Sr
Co-operative Grocery Company
Hidalgo Street
Salinas Avenue
Laredo, Texas
John C. Buenz Lumber
W. J. Miller
Lincoln St
M. Brennan
Larelo
the Bankers Life Company of
Des Moines, Iowa
Leonard W. Craig
Laredo Mattress Factory
Laredo Furniture CO
Sturbide St
McKeon & Lott
F. M. Ramsay
Chevrolet
Moser Auto Company
S. N. Johnson Bottling Works
Budweiser, Bevo
Southern Select
Matt Nutrine
Coca Cola
Cleveland Cider Co
San Ramon Sporting Club
Hunting Lodge
Isqueak
J.C. Netzer Co
Walcker-Morrow Company
Webb County Lumber Co
G. G. Clingenpeel
Convent Ave
Hoover
Vacuum Sweeper Club
Worm Ser. Bros
Juarez Plumbing
Laredo Optical Co
Fidel Cantu
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times Office
Farragut Street
L. J. Christen
Agency For
Cardenas
Flores Ave
Mexico City
Olympia Candy Co
Citizens Auto Company
Cor. Houston and
St. Maria Ave
Alfalfa Seed
Harry Peruwian
Roy Campbell Company
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