county toadsite approved in town bonds push
Aust in Tex April 31 the attorney general department has approved issues totaling ten thousand dollars in Grimes County road district bonds bearing eight percent interest maturing in forty years with a ten year option and six thousand dollars in Bridgeport city bonds for jail and fire purposes at six percent for twenty years
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Srimies
Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Grimes County
City of Bridgeport
Novices Begin Pilgrimage In Shriner Parade
Thirty three novices for the Ancient and Arable Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, started a ceremonial walk through San Antonio streets. The parade began at Turner Hall and traveled via Alamo, Commerce, Soledad, and back, with the Ben Hur chariot leading, and featured strange regalia, headgear, and Shriner bands. The event included a ceremonial session to prepare novices for the desert journey and a grand fireworks finale later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betoss
Turner Hell
Alamo Yuzu
Soledad
Mourtan Street
Ren Hur
Ben Hurband
Austin
Wut
Shriner Land
Wenedy
Patrol No
San Antonia
Sn Antonia
Smith
Georgy Buanberg
Willam Luck
Charles KE
Behoff
I Webb
A. ¥. Schwark
W. M. Marvin
A. R. Ponder
Charel Norton Johnson
G. Huntrass
A. Mitchell
William W. Tuttle
Joseph Sack
Norman Macleod
G. W. Ricks
A. Olver
H. J. Passmore
Li. F Davis
Golad
W. J. Berger
del Rio
Ben Hurt Tempie
Turner Hall
Randmales
Norices
Kinola
Cinishin
Menger Hotel
Nahles
Shriners
Shrine Hall
San Antonio
Farmer's Wife Too Ill To Work In Kasota Times
A Kasota Minnesota letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health after a year of pain and weakness. Mrs Clara Franks of Maplecrest Fern Basola states the medicine made her feel like a different person and encourages others to try it. The ad invites letters to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential replies.
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Kasota
Argid
Lydia B. Pinkharm
Pinkham
Liice Lynn E. Pinkham
Guin
Clara Franks
Maplecrest Fern
Basola
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Lyda
Pinkhkant Mediter Co
Lynn
Mass
Fur
T. A. Henstey
Alvarado
Texas
Rolle
Mast
Brisk Social Event Draws Hundreds in San Antonio
The ceremonial drew several hundred Shriners of San Antonio and other guests for a tunetion week event described as one of the most brilliant social affairs of the week, highlighting festive attendance and community spirit.
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San Antonio
US May Pole Canal Zone Policy Debate in Washington
War Department officials renew discussion of U S responsibility to police the Panama Canal Zone citing Major General Wood and General Edwards on repeated incidents at Colon and the use of force by Panama police against U S personnel. Austin delay on streetcar and jitney regulations tied to pending Criminal Appeals decision in Sullivan case.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Passia Canal Zone
Citieg
Cajon
Panama
Wood
Roth
Colon
Clarence Tt. Edwards
Canal Zone
United States
Edwards
Austin
Tex
Sullivan
Yarrent County
Court of Criminal Appeals
City of
Fort Worth
Calomel Today Sick Tomorrow Patent Medicine Ad Says
An old style drug ad mocks calomel use and promotes Dodson's Liver Tones as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes cramps and nausea and touts quick liver normalization without sickness, promising money back if dissatisfied. It also asserts the product is safe for children.
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Dovison
Dodson
Chinese Text of Demands Published in Peking
In Peking an official notice says the full text of Japan's demands on China, already printed in the United States, is the official translation as presented to both Japanese and Chinese officials on January 18. A legation note says the Chinese version, checked against the Japanese text, differs only slightly in wording. In Tokyo, the crisis discussion continues as Japan presses for early acceptance or a deadline.
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Peking
Japan
China
United States
Foreign Office
Abiess
Legation
Jup
Tokio
Crisia
Ghingav
Tokin
Xenero
Ching
W Ranly
Ntatermon
Associated Press Elects Directors and Rescinds By laws
At the AP annual meeting in New York, Victor Lawson and others were elected directors for three years. The group voted to rescind a bylaw granting the board power to force journals to discontinue competing associations. Houston chosen next meeting site. Daughters of the Republic elect officers with Mrs. Rebecca Fis Austin re elected president.
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New York
Associated Press
Paby Newers
Sera
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Newsy W
Cowles
Spokane Spokesmane Review
Towne
Loulaville Heald
J. M. Johnston
Jon Pos
Herman Hidder
New York City
Staats-Zeitung
Woard of
D. Ehimmen
Springfield Union
D. A. Miller
Allentown
Penn
Call
James Greene
Buffalo Express
J. F Hirsch
Pittsburg Volkeblatt
Lear Black
Baltimore Sun
Frank Knox
Manchester
Morning Dalton
B. E. Smith
Meridian
Conn
Record
Southern Division
B. Grey
Atlanta Journal
Frank P. Gliss
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Robert E. Wing
New Orleans
H. 4
Houston
Austin
Tex
Daughters of the Republic
Tebecca Fis Austin
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Cornelia Branch Stone
Galveston
Charles Milby
New Fee Ruling on Sheriff's Arrest Travel Costs
Austin April 24 The attorney general department held that county officers receive fees for arrests and prisoner transport. The sheriff earns 1 for each arrest plus mileage fees for outbound and return trips, 10 cents per mile for prisoners and 18 cents on some routes. Additional prisoners reduce mileage by allowances. If not conveyed to jail, different per mile rates apply and multiple prisoners alter the return claim. If bonds are taken but not conveyed, return trip mileage is 10 cents per mile. extra prisoners reduce per-mile rates.
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Austin
Tex
H. B.terrell
Nil Ceinnyanses
Ino Vanig
Charters Granted for Texas Firms Across Several Towns
Charters for multiple firms approved in Texas with total capitalization of 177000 dollars. Firms include Fritz Fuchs Oil Company of Thrall with 100000 capital. Taylor Oil Development Company of Taylor with 50000. Thrall-Stiles Oil Company of Thrall with 16000. Universal Oil Company of Thrall with 12000. Temple-Thrall Company of Temple with 10900. I. R. Gillam Oil Company of Toyla c with 45000. Union Oil and Gas Company of Pais for with 12000. Mitchell cilett Dry Goods Company of Marfa with 16500. Cleveland & Manufacturing Company among others.
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Austin
Tex
Imr
State Department
Fritg Fuchs Oll Company
Thrall
Capital
Fritz Puen
Ine A
Prewett
Amor Forwood
Taylor Oil Development Company
Taylor
J. R. Gillam
A.B. Smyth
IW. A. Barlow
Union Ol and Gas Company
Pais
Manuel Meluskey
C. R. Miter
Fred Crook
Mitcheli Cilett Dry Gooda Com Pany
Marfa
Expital
FH. L. ‘Yler
J. H. Dlauneh
EB Prnest
Cleveland &Manufacturing Com
Fragmentary business records from early corporate filings
Incomplete OCR text mentions Gregory, Alene and Tiberty Abgintet Dany, Cleveland capital stock, Liberty, incorporators TT Panne, Jat T. A, Bunthead John Griffin, and dissolutions. Also references Barber Painting Company, Coleman-Fulton, and Houston council, with scattered names and stock figures.
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Gregory
Alene
Tiberty
Barber Painting Company
Jers Ol Ho Margales
Aaron Mare My Margales
Coleman-Fulton
Pasture Counjury
Houston
Stir Munn Company
Rules
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Panamas & Bankeks
Wilson Bros
Que Dollar Union
Paris Garters
Alamo Plaza
Representatve Carnival Organization
Wortham
Arabia
Etta Louise Blake
the Miracle Girl
Panama Canal
Mars
Princess Carita
Zetta
Dyer
Junglel
Farley
Phillipino
Grystal
Neptune
Coghlan
Rael As
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Diamond Institute For
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Marlantales Portat
BAS
San Actonto
Huenyon Riggs
Phous Crockett
May Pole Canal Zone
Washington
Calomel
Commiee
W. J Crawford
Memphis Commercial
Apeal
George EB. Dealey
Dallas News
Frederick T Thompson
Mobile Reglater
Central Division
E- Burton
Newa-Herald
EP. Alder
Davenport
Towa
Times
J. L. Sturtevant
Wausau
Wis
D. W. Bsoth
Grand Rapids
Mich. Press
Thomas Hees
Spring Held
Til
State Register
Thompe
Rees
Springfield
James Keeley
Chicago
Berald
O. D. Crandenhure
Madison
Demmetal Western Division
M. Oh
de Toune
San Francisco Chronicle
A. Perkins
Tacoma
Ledner
Ay J Blethen
Seattle Times
A McKay
Salt Lake Tribune
Stew
Pueblo Chieftain
J. F. Con Iners
Oakland Tribune
S.C. Rene
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
John F. Care
Ren
Portland Telegram
Washer Brosco
Norfolk
Palm Beach
Gondall
Kuniversal
Ersal
California
Universal City
Dilly Ritchie
Universal
Los Angel Angeles
Santa Fe
Universal Pictures
Universel City
Universal Film Manufacturing Co
Broadway
Carl Lacanate
Td Latetat Fils
Lalares
New Jersey
2Nd California
New Yary
New Jerey
Westar
Gol Heal
Vistor
Lacmate
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