Laredo Daily Publishers Advertise Subscriptions
The Laredo Ear and Pen publishes daily except Sunday with mail postpaid delivery to the United States Mexico or Canada. Rates: one month 60 cents one year 6.00 weekly Sunday edition annual 2.00 six months 1.00 three months .60 Subscriptions due in advance Address PENN PUBLISHING CO Laredo Texan Telephone 43.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Penn Publishing CO
Telephone
Texan
Associated Press Credit Note
Statement credits the Associated Press as the exclusive distributor of news dispatches and local news republished in the paper. It outlines republication rights and attribution for AP content in the issue.
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Associated Press
The Linotype Trade Draws Young Mechanics
Monday's Daily notes a nationwide surge in demand for skilled mechanics, especially linotype operators in newspapers. Pay is high, eight-hour days, weeks around 40 dollars, with many youths choosing manual craft over office roles as presses shift to machine composition. The article highlights growing interest, training gaps, and the appeal of technical labor.
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San Antonio
Unionism Gone Mad in Argentina Stirring Global Trade
A sharp critique of Argentina’s dock workers strike and boycott as a move toward socialization of shipping. The piece warns that 200 ships tied up and 220 million pounds of wood plus million hides hinder world markets, urging government action to prevent a soviet-style nationalization and protect commerce.
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Bolshevists
Russia
Germany
Argentina
Uaion
Transport Service
Zemoe Skin Remedy Aimed At Soothing Eczema
An ad describes Zemoe for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. The product is sold at drug stores for 35 cents or 1 dollar for an extra large bottle and promises quick relief and soothing, with claims of penetrating, disappearing liquid. Also a public bid notice from Independent School District of Laredo Texas seeking depository bids for school funds, due September 7, 1920.
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Cleveland
Labor Day Observed by Laredo Unions Parade and Concert
Labor Day was observed by Laredo organized labor with a morning parade through the business district led by James Wilkinson carrying the American flag. The Thirty seventh Infantry Band and multiple unions followed, the Juvenile Woodmen of the World drawing special notice, then exercises at Strand Theater concluded with a municipal band concert at 8 20 tonight on Martin Plaza.
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Organized Labor
Laredo
United We State
James Wilkinson
Thirtyseventh
Sociedad de Obreros
Lanedy
Strand Theater
Martin Placa
Nuevo Laredo
Pound Notice At City Pound In Laredo September 8 1920
Two stray animals picked up for violation of city ordinance will be offered at public auction to the highest bidder in front of City Hall Wednesday morning September 8 1920 at 10 o clock unless the owner calls and pays all costs. Bre nnan City Marshal Laredo Texas September 4 1920. Fiesta day suspended business in Laredo with many offices closed and a municipal band concert planned in Nuevo Laredo tonight with expected crowds.
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Laredo
Texas
Mo Brennan
Texayg
Taddes
Cressead Tea Nuevo Las Redo
Nuevo Laredo
Panple
Labor Day features brightening Laredo cinema and sales
Labor Day brings holiday theater plans with several movies and special features for crowds this afternoon and tonight. Local businesses Tokee Cottingham Williams promote dresses and hemming services on Victoria Street, while the Laredo Public Library drives membership. Hemstitching, piano lessons, and classes continue, with inspections of rain patterns noted for regional areas and a grocery company preparing a new store for Octo ber 1.
Enjoyable Barbecue at San Ramon Lake Lodge
San Ramon Sporting Club members and invited guests spent a delightful outing at their hunting lodge beside San Ramon lake. About forty attendees enjoyed a barbecue and picnic on Sunday with music by Balderas, a skilled guitarist and vocalist. Attendees returned to Laredo yesterday afternoon.
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San Ramon Sporting Club
Hunting Lodge
San Ramon
Strand Theater Sees New Manager William Epstein
Roy E. Kintz ends his stint at the Strand Theater and owner William B Epstein takes over, moving to Laredo to run the venue as a premier show house. Epstein pledges top quality pictures and music for all patrons and promises no expense spared.
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Roy E&. Kintz
Strand Theater
William B Epstein
The
Strand
Laredo
Epstein
Best Advertisement From Guion Drug Store Milburn Prop
KE B Milburn Prop Guion Drug Store Guion Ark reports long time use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with consistent satisfaction. The testimonial notes it has always given perfect satisfaction to customers and endorses its effectiveness.
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KE. B
Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Store
Guion
Ark
Chamberlain's
Sanitary Grocery Big Three Day Sale Cuts Living Costs
An advertisement in this issue of The Times promotes a three day sale at the Sanitary Grocery. The notice urges readers to compare prices with competitors to secure real bargains on necessities and combat high living costs.
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The
Times
Sanitary Grocery
Sanitary
Notice for High School Student Registration Dates
Notice to high school students announces senior class registration on September 7 at the high school building from to 12 o clock Tuesday. First time entrants register September 8 from to 12. Students previously enrolled in eighth and ninth grades last year will register on the first day of school.
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F. M. Ramsay
Moser Auto Company
Flora Dilgarde Anderson
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Victoria Street
Thomas Reed
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J. T. Ward
Lareno
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Lowry
Flores Avenue
Laredo Optical ,Co
Laredo Public Library
W. A. Thomas
Washington Street
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J. R. Strain, Sr
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Walker-Morrow Company
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Convent Ave
Hoover
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