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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1914
Page
6
The Laredo Times Penn Publishing Company lists publishing schedule and subscription rates. It notes daily evening publication except Sunday, mail delivery across the U S Mexico and Canada, carrier delivery in Laredo and New Laredo Mexico. Subscriptions due in advance with weekly Sunday edition options and advertising rates on request.
An industrial challenge to the United States is framed as a Japanese menace, arguing cheaper production and labor practices threaten American cotton goods in China and Manchuria. The piece links labor disputes, constitutional rights, and calls for armed resistance to authorities, while noting wartime global tensions, tariffs, and industry shifts toward cheaper import competition. It surveys the impact on mills, yarn supply, and potential shifts in Southern production, urging conversion of cotton into goods for foreign markets amidst war and economic pressures.
A critical pamphlet published in Trinidad Colorado argues that John Murray’s words incite rebellion among striking miners who terrorized much of the state for months. The piece labels the demagogue’s message as among the most specious offered to workers in recent memory.
This date history notes Mascagni born in Literno on September 7. It recounts his father pushing him to study law, the piano gift, and early works like an 1881 operetta at age 11, leading to Cavalier Rusticane and later fame after its first public performance.
Burdette Mineral Wells advertises general use tonics for constipation liver stomach troubles kidney rheumatism malarial issues and female complaints plus nervous troubles. Claims soothing gloap producing effect and general system tone. Water shipped nationwide. Address Burdette Mineral Wells and Motel Co Burdette Wells via Lockhart Texas. 6-27-tf Adv.
A farmer visiting City Park museum noticed a portrait labeled A portrait of E. J. Smith, by him self. He laughed, remarking that city sellers were fools since anyone could tell Smith is alone in the painting.
A British troop story notes Private Smith, number 254, on his first church parade. After much marching he grows worn in church. When the hymn number 254 is announced, he bursts out with Not half, drawing laughs and attention in the service.
The mission conducted at San Agustin pro-cathedral by two Passionist priests brought here by Bishop Nussbaum draws large congregations, with five services daily and the mission running through the week, ending next Sunday. Also noted are Labor Day closures and local notices including openings, moves, and ads from Laredo businesses and services.
Local ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe calomel substitute that relieves constipation and liver issues without side effects. It claims you can stay active, maintain routine, and receives a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The Windrow Co. sells the product for 60 cents per bottle.
A citizen, Frank Camille of 1919 Hidalgo Street, asserts kidney troubles and back pain were relieved by Dean Kidney Pills priced at 5.00. The ad claims the product was effective for him and urges readers to seek the same remedy through local dealers.
An old fashioned drug advertisement promotes a laxative product named HER BINED with bold claims of a pleasurable aftereffect after a “copious morning operation” and specifies sale by all druggists to entice readers seeking quick relief.
Notice is given that letters testamentary and administration for the estate of O P Reid, deceased, were granted to J Ward on August 17, 1914 by the County Court of Webb County Texas. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period. Executor's address is 1008 Vidaurrl Avenue City of Laredo Webb County Texas.
A Louisville Courier-Times excerpt shows a sparring office dispute over a bookkeeper demanding a $2 monthly raise after being lured by another firm. Managers debate loyalty versus market pay while noting no formal league bid disturbance and quiet work under evaluation.
A testimonial style notice promotes Stown's Liniment as a cure for rheumatic pains around joints and various pains. It claims fast relief, penetrates without rubbing, and fits as a family remedy for aches, bruises, sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains with a guarantee and drugstore availability.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Florence M Reid deceased. Letters of administration granted August 17, 19.. by Webb County Court Texas. Claims must be presented within the period prescribed by law to 608 Daurin Avenue Laredo Webb County Texas.
A ghastly spectacle at Nuevo Laredo yesterday saw a weak man killed as a bull gored him in the abdomen while picadors and matadors struggled amid chaotic bites. Four bulls were killed and two horses, blindfolded, were fatally harmed as the crowd watched in horror. Elin Sanchez, the matador, escaped with serious injuries, and the injured man was rushed to a local hospital where his condition showed some improvement.
FP Sanchez Garza announces the transfer of business to Mr Santos. The tone thanks supporters and states the new owner will assume control and continue operations.
Rt Rev Bishop Paul J Niesburu administered confirmations at San Agustin pro cathedral. He confirmed 233 children yesterday and 386 on the previous Sunday, totaling 619 children across eight days in this Roman Catholic community. He remains in the area for several days.
Mrs Refugio M Vda de Vit, aged years, widow of the late ip Soak Ma Vela, died yesterday at her residence on No Ala street. She leaves several children and many relatives. Funeral at nine o clock this morning at San Agustin church.
Mr and Mrs C J Ernst mourn the death of their infant son Clas who died at the home of his parents in San Antonio on Saturday evening at 7 30. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Leonard Nelson and Myra Albert starting parents and sister of Mrs Ernst in attendance in San Antonio.
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