Plan to Improve Highway Connects Garner Weatherford to Fort Worth
At a Commercial Club meeting Weatherford Chamber representatives proposed building a road from Garner to Weatherford if Mineral Wells and Garner construct to Palo Pinto county line. A committee will confer with Garner and Parker county will aid with grading. The plan could yield an improved route to Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Tex
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce of
Weatherford
Garner
Palo Pinto County
Parker County
Fort Worth
Spring Clothes Sale Promises Direct Deals From Glasgow Mills
Morris Joseph of Glasgow Woolen Mills promotes direct-from-loom suits at 15 dollars instead of 25 or 30, cutting wholesalers and tailors out of the chain. He touts pure wool fabrics, made-to-measure options, and pants sale at 2.75, claiming superior value and styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Fellows
Morris Joseph
Mer
Glasgow Woolen Mills
Houston St
Pippins
Leon Sigman
High Priced Doctors Endorse Dodson’s Liver Tone
America's best known physicians seven of them were paid large fees to endorse Dodson’s Liver Tone which replaces calomel in constipation and torpid liver. The vegetable liquid avoids calomel’s dangers and is gentle, natural, and non disruptive to daily habits. Drugstores guarantee a full refund if customers remain unsatisfied after a 50 cent trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
America
Catholic theater group issues first white list in Bulletin
The Catholic theater movement releases its inaugural white list in a printed Bulletin mailed to Catholics nationwide. The folder cites 153 plays from the last 25 years, spanning ancient works to recent New York successes, with 12 named in February and 5 still playing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catholic Theater Movement
Bulletin
Eastern railroads form wage and condition data bureau
In New York on April 10 the eastern railroads announce creation of a bureau to handle negotiations on wages and working conditions. The bureau will collect data previously gathered by the managers' conference committee to address engineers firemen trainmen and conductors demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Railroads
Release the Dammed-Up Bile
Medicine ad urges using Podophyllia Podophyllin laxative as a liver regulator to relieve headaches coated tongue dizziness and low spirits. Promotes PoDoLax as gentler option without gripe and nausea. Recommends a 50 cent bottle from drug stores.
Eckmans Alterative touted to aid lung troubles
A promotional letter from Bowling Green Kentucky extols Eckmans Alterative for lung diseases. The testimonial claims rapid improvement after one week and several bottles, urging readers to try the remedy before final stages and to request a recoveries booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Bowling Green
James Deering
Glasgow Junction
A. C. Bettersworth
Eckman Laboratory
Philphia
Unit marketing system urged by Valley bankers and supporters
An enthusiastic Rio Grande Valley Bankers Association meeting in Mercedes and progressives from Southwest Texas endorsed a unit marketing system for farmers. Col Allen Heywood urged the plan, resolutions were passed, and circulars will be sent to farmers merchants and businessmen ahead of mass meetings. Attendees included W. Heywood San Benito Scott Calhoun Mission and multiple others from San Benito Mission Donna Mercedes and San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes
Tex
Rio Grande Valley Bankers’ Association
Progressive League of Southwest
Co. W. Heywood
San Benito
Scott Calhoun
Mission
W. A. McNeil
San Antonio
A. Pipes
George A. Toolan
J. T. Lomax
McMurry Richie
D. H. Barr
Donna
E. Owen Scott
W. Ferguson
Col. Allen Heywood
F. C. Platt
San Juan
R. P. Boeye
I. V. Horner
G. 0. Barnes
W. H. Lastinger
N. P. Barton
Two Railroad Conductors Held Over Hepburn Act Charge
United States deputies arrest William A. Boyer and Elmer E. Crist of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad of Indiana for allegedly allowing passengers to ride for less than the legal fare. Scouts linked to the conductors face involvement as prosecutors say the scouts introduced riders and shared profits with the conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
William A. Boyer
Elmer E. Crist
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Indiana
Lovett Resigns as Director From Baltimore Ohio
New York April 10 Robert B Lovett chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad has resigned as a director of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company W Averill Harriman son of the late E H Harriman was elected to succeed him Lovett is reported to retire partly due to his interest in the Erie railroad where he is a director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert 8. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
W. Averill Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Judge Lovett
Orient
Erie Railroad
Men's Club
Union League Club
Albany
Burial Permits for Local Residents
Burial permits issued for Andres Juarez age 15 who died April 9 at 26 Colima street John Morgan age 93 who died April 5 at City Hospital Mrs M B Matthews age 71 who died April 8 at 284 Day avenue Mrs F A Martin age 25 who died April ? at 214 Theo avenue Francis Johnson seven months who died April ? at 2400 Bandera street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres Juarez
Colima Street
John Morgan
City Hospital
M. B. Matthews
Day Avenue
F. A. Martin
Theo Avenue
Francis Johnson
Bandera Street
Births Listed for Several Families in Local Area
A series of birth notices records new babies for multiple families. Names include Mr and Mrs A Gonzalez, Mr and Mrs Leo Perysn, Mr and Mrs John W Hunt, and Mr and Mrs Claude P D Birkhead, with birth dates ranging from April 5 to April 7 and addresses in South Laredo Collins Gardens Wilkins Avenue Devine Street. The items note a girl for the Gonzalez family and Birkhead entries and a boy for Perysn and Hunt families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gonzalez
South Laredo Street
Leo Perysn
Collins Gardens
John W.hunt
Wilkins Avenue
Claude PD. Birkhead
Devine Street
Mrs Eliza A Henry will preserves church missions funds
The will of the late Mrs Eliza A Henry probated in Warren Pa disposes of an estate valued at 500000 Home Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions and the Woman's Board of Home Missions receive 10000 and 25000 respectively Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief gets 5000 Park College Parkville Mo receives 10000 and a pension of 500 a year is provided for Fanny Crosby the hymn composer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Crosby
Peruna Restores a Chronic Invalid in Faribault
Mrs. Sophie Baurer of 521 First Ave North Faribault Minnesota reports ten years of poor health improving with Peruna. She cites restored appetite digestion and bowel movement noting she can now eat anything and recommends Peruna to friends. The ad touts immediate digestion benefits and offers a free booklet from The Peruna Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Baurer
First Ave
North
Faribault
Minn
Radium ore measure taken up in Senate
The Walsh bill, as amended by the Senate mines committee, reaches the Senate for action to secure government rights to radium ores on public lands and to establish a government plant for ore reduction and salt manufacture. The bill faces opposition from Senators Shafroth and Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lane
Interior Department
United States
Congress
Senate Mines Committee
Senate
Colorado
Utah
Bureau of Mines
Shafroth
Fall
New Mexico
Mines Committee
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India
Ceylon
Jetleys Tea
Catholic Movement
Rio Grande Valley Bankers, Merchants and Farmers Purpose Organization
Peruna
Fall of Mines Committee
Bartlesile
Okla
Oklahoma-Kansas
Petrolia
Reed
Grant
Judge
Resinol
Baltimore
Alamo Plaza
Kalmus Chemical Co
Kalmus Building
Frree Vicki
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Copenhagen
Paris
St. Louis
Dalkowitz Bros.Co
Cor. N. Flores and
W. Commerce Sts
Military Piaza
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