Notice to John F Fowler heirs in Webb County Texas
State issues summons to John F Fowler or unknown heirs and unknown owners of Survey 231 Webb County Texas to appear at Webb County District Court in Laredo on the fifth Monday after the first Monday in September 1926 to answer a petition filed September 6 1920 by Bess Jones and H L Jones seeking title to 227.8 acres and 80 acres in Survey 231 and damages of 500 dollars with rent value of 100 dollars. The writ notes void deed from Joseph Ogden to Fowler dated January 8 1909 and commands publication for four weeks.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
John F. Fowler
49Th Judicial District
Laredo
Towit
C. G
General Land Office
C.C
Commissioner General Land Office
Joseph Ogden
Bess Jones
C. M. de la Garza
A. D
Mid West Bowling Meet Set In St Louis On Nov 19
The next tournament of the Middle West Bowling Association will be held in St Louis beginning November 19. Local bowlers and clubs prepare for a series of squads, with teams from several cities expected to participate in the event.
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Middle West Bowling Association
St. Louis
Snyder-Beene Wedding Sets Evening Ceremony
Social calendar notes a Wednesday wedding at the Buenz home with the Snyder-Beene pairing. Also listed are Bridge Club, W M S circles, a dancing class, and various society movements with multiple local residents traveling or attending events.
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E. H. Buenz
Community Events Highlight Laredo Social Season
A church meeting at the Rectory directed by Mrs W Cook featured a girls Auxiliary talk led by Deaconess Bickford and a boys Indian story by Mr Cook. Luncheon hosted by Miss Mildred Levendecker honored Miss Mary Elizabeth Goddard with tuberose decor and handkerchief gift amid a social hour of music. A complimentary dance at Ellis Hall celebrated Miss Betty Beene and Lt Russell C Snyder with guests including numerous local residents and officers from Philadelphia.
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W. Cook
Teresa Fasnacht
Nellie
Jamie Ward
Charline
Elizabeth
Miles Nye
Horace
Robert
Eleanor
Jack Kehl
Leonard Prast
Hazen Sorrell
Woody
Nettie Bunn
Evans Younkin
Anita
Ethel Lane
Anne McKinney
Ralph
Mary Cook
Helen
Marvy McDonald
Mary Ernestine
Dorothy Emilie Sielski
Mildred Levendecker
Mary Elizabeth Goddard
Torreon
Mexico
Derby
Marjorie Fish
Lois and
Dorothy Derby
Mmilie Hassell
Genevieve Camp
Evelyn Ryan
Margaret Copeland
Rosalie Biggio
Ellis Hall
Betty Beene
Russell C. Snyder
Laredo
27Th Infantry
Courtney Slaughter
Mr. S. Davis
Olivia Schultz
Courtney Spiughter
Evelyn Moore
Maxine Taylor
Ruth Scratchley
Laura Taylor
Virginia
Alice Penn
Anna May Duggan
Catherine Crutchfield
Vera Lang
Ozema Gutierrez
Milicent Wissner
Eileen Baker
Ray Wellings
S. Davis
Philadelphia
Carl Bergman
Jake Binn
Dan
Pepe Lowry
Sunny Brooks
Clarence Jefferies
Mal Iniley
Edwin Wormser
H. W. Moore
Jean Hanchett
C. L. Borneau
Joe Woods
Bih Harris
Frank
Rotarians Endorse Move for Boy Scouts Council
The Laredo Rotary Club meeting at Haamilton Hotel endorsed reorganizing the Boy Scouts in Laredo and pledged support for a strong council. Guests included J. O. Martin of Atlas Powder Co. and W. K. Simmons of Morelia. The club planned to host West Texas Presbytery delegates at next week's luncheon. Mrs. Travis Bronco Bunn sang, with choral singing to close.
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Laredo
Presbytery of
West Texas
Rotarians
Travis Bruce Bunn
Personal notes from Dolores visitors in the city
D. D. Davis of Dolores attends county commissioners court meeting in the city. W. H. Schweers of SchweersKern Live Stock Commission Co. of San Antonio arrives with brother in law Herbee on a short business trip. Hon. Eymilio Reyes of the Mexican Consular Service, formerly Del Rio consul, arrives in Nuevo Laredo to visit family and greets friends.
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D. D. Davis
Dolores
County Commissioners Court
W. H. Schweers
SchweersKern Live Stock Commission Co
San Antonio
Duto
Schweers
Herbee
Eymilio Reyes
Consular Service of
Mexico
del Rio
Nuevo Laredo
Illinois Republicans Clash in Fierce Primary Battle
Washington DC Sept 16 National GOP leaders watch the feud between Governor Lowden and Chicago Mayor Thompson for control of Illinois. Both factions run full tickets and wage a high volume campaign with Chicago backing the Thompson forces claiming a large Chicago majority. Democrats hope the split helps Cox Roosevelt in November.
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Washington, D. C
Frank O. Lowden
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Iinois
Ilinois
Lowden
Charles 8. Deneen
FB. J. Brundage
Thompson
United States
Frank L. Smith
Dwight
Len Small
Richard Barr
William B. McKinney
Champaign
Haineis
United States Senate
John Oglesby
Brundage
B. M. Chiperfield
McKinley
Lowdon
Minots
Cox
Roosevelt
Despondent sufferers find relief with Cham berlain's Tablets
Indigestion can lead to despair but many have been permanently cured by using Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally so you can eat what you crave. If you have not tried them, do so at once.
Western Intercollegiate Basketball Meeting Set in Chicago
The Western Intercollegiate Basketball Association plans its annual meeting in Chicago on September 18. Officials and member schools will discuss league scheduling, governance, and upcoming season plans.
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Western Intercollegiate Basketball Association
Chicago
Money Makers Classifieds Highlight Offers and Ads
A Times Want Ad roundup features bold money making opportunities and side gigs, showcasing listings for services, sales, and entrepreneurial ideas. Readers are urged to explore opportunities and compare prices across listings for quick income potential.
Southern farmers in Washington seek credit relief
A 64 member delegation from the American Cotton Association and cotton belt merchants, bankers, and professionals meets the Federal Reserve Board in Washington to press for revoking some credit restrictions to aid the cotton market’s financial condition.
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Associated Press
Washington
South
Federal Reserve Board
American Cotton Association
Cotton
Reserve Board
Fighting in Korea reported fatalities by police attacks
Associated Press dispatch from Tokio dated September cites press advices stating numerous Koreans and Japanese police have been killed in clashes as Koreans attacked police units.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Sept
Little Change Noted in Lord Mayor MacSwiney
London dispatch reports Brixton prison where Lord Mayor MacSwiney shows little change in condition this morning. The physician notes increased weakness.
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Associated Press
London
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Committee to study relocating State Metra Cottage to another city
A committee appointed by Governor Hobby will study moving the State Metra Cottage from Galveston to another city. Members include Leonard Tallotson Sealy T Bass San Marcos W H Bledsoe Lubbock Dr A C Scott Temple Everett Jones Wichita Falls Dr T S Reed Sr Beaumont W H Fuqua Amarillo with the first three being legislators.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Galventon
Hobby
Leonard Tallotson
Sealy
T. Bass
San Marcos
W. H. Bledsoe
Lubbock
Temple
Everett Jones
Wichita Falls
Sharks Good Eating Declared By Corpus Christi Fisherman
C M Gibson head of a local fishing concern in Corpus Christi says shanks and porpoise are excellent eating. He criticizes public aversion to certain fish varieties and asserts most sea fish are palatable, noting tarpon and large sharks can be eaten. He cites gaff cat meat as fine and palatable when prepared well, though prejudice keeps many from trying.
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Hy Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Texas
C. M. Gibson
Corpus Christi Bay
New Orleans Weather Forecast From Local Bureau
Tonight and Thursday expected to be generally fair with clear skies. Observations from Port Meinton show a maximum around 100 degrees and a low near the forecast direction of winds.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Texas special session called to safeguard November 1920 vote
Governor Hobby calls legislature to convene 11 o clock September and press for poll tax law and equal voting rights under the Nineteenth Amendment. He wants fees from unqualified voters directed to the state school fund to ensure all voters vote on an equal basis and to prevent fraudulent voting. About 750000 Texans have paid poll taxes. 2606000 are eligible to vote.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hobby
Mey
League seeks impeachment of federal judges over Prohibition
A Washington based Anti-Saloon League committee, meeting in Los Angeles, drafts a resolution warning federal judges to perform their duties in enforcing prohibition laws or face impeachment proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept. L
The
Anti-Saloon League
Lull in Shipments Reported by Texas Cattle Reivers
Fort Worth Texas September 15 A temporary lull in cattle shipments is reported by a prominent range inspector for the Texas Cattle Raisers Association An inclination to wait for better prices and a pasture shortage are blamed for the decline Nearly a quarter of the range points report no shipments Range conditions remain excellent despite the slowdown
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Meeting expenses for railroad operation in Mexico and Orient
The document from Washington September outlines authority to issue certificates and presivers’ certificates amounting to £1,000,000 to meet expenses for continuing operation of the railroad. The proclamation mentions Kanane City and the interstate commission involvement.
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Akeogiated Preas
Waabhington
Sept
Kanane City
Mexico
Orient Railroad
Mextcan Consulate Closed for Independence Day
The Mexican consulate in Laredo will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Mexican Independence Day. No consular services will be available and regular operations will resume the following day.
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Laredo
Examination for teachers certificates set in Laredo on Oct 1
An examination for all classes of teachers certificates will be held in Laredo October 1. Applicants may take three additional elective subjects and must notify the County Superintendent at his office in the County Courthouse one week before the exam.
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Laredo
Destructive fire causes heavy loss in Ranger Texas
A fire in Ranger Texas destroyed nearly two blocks of business buildings and a hotel this morning. A blind man and another man were badly injured as flames began at 4 16. The blaze was reported under control by 6 o clock, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Associated Press
Art. Worth
Texas
Ranger
Messiae
Inter Control
At & O
Cotton Carnival Planned by Corpus Christi Elks
The Corpus Christi Elks lodge announces a cotton carnival to celebrate the region's cotton harvest in Nueces and nearby counties, set for late November, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Corpus
Christ
Texas
Corpus Christ
Nueces
Elks’ Lodge
Health Essay Prize Winners Named in Texas Normal Schools
Health essays from Texas state normal schools awarded statewide prize of 25 dollars. Winners include M Calloway of San Marcos and Norma Lee Pate with other first and second prize recipients across Sam Houston, North Texas, East Texas, West Texas, and West Texas State Normal colleges.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
San Marcos
Southwestern State Normal School
Texas Publichealth Association
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntaville
Norma Lee Pate
H. F. Guenther
Southwest Texas Normal
M. Calloway
P. Butler
North Texas State Normal
Denton
Lottie Brashears
Olivier
Bind
East Texas State Normal
Cem
J. G. Flowers
Texas State Normal Canyon
Misa Loie Peek
Haphemia McGuire
Prayed to Angels Guides Lost Galveston Children Home
Three children aged 6 to 9 in Galveston were lost for two days near the sea wall boulevard. Annabelie Park led the search, saying she prayed to angels to show the way. The kids, with a painted wagon of goodies, were found by neighbors and returned to anxious parents.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Annabelie
Park
Rayhurm
Meno Jodd
Sea Wall
Mena
Angele
Rayburn
Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy Aded
Michigan testimonial from Merc A. H. Hall Caseville and Mary Carrington Caseyville praising Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy. Hall credits it with saving their baby's life in summer and says the household never without it. Carrington notes years of prompt relief from the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Michigan
Merc
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Caseyville
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