Governor Readies Extra Session to Adjourn Texas Legislature
Senator J C McNealus introduced a concurrent resolution in the Senate proposing sine die adjournment of the Thirty fifth Legislature at noon Friday March 9. The measure drew swift approval from members as the governor prepared to re assemble the body to pass certain bills.
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Austin
Tex
J. C. McNealus
Dallas
Senate
Foley advertised patent medicines and mail order offer
A newspaper advertisement urges readers to cut out the slip, mail with five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive trial packages of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and a list of ailments they claim to treat. The notice notes A M Fischer as a seller.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
A M. Fischer
Extra Session Looms as Texas Legislature Moves to End Session
The article describes senators tabling a resolution to end the sixty day session, with an extra session planned at once by Governor Ferguson. Members will receive five dollars per day for thirty days, and only governor-submitted measures may be considered. The Looney bill to bind railroads to Texas Railroad Commission rules looks likely to pass the Senate despite opposition.
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Austin
Senate
McNealus
House
Ferguson
Looney
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Page
Senate Committee On State Affairs
Lattimore
Legislature Sits Through Friday Debates on Pari Mutuel and Bills
Lawmakers clashed over a pari mutuel betting bill as the House rejected engrossment 54 to 59 amid broad debate. Other measures advanced include ban on ambulance chasers, warehouse law changes, and campaign expense limits. Senate actions covered school district condemnations for playgrounds, monument funds for Sul Ross, park tax authorization, and militia reforms aligned with the national defense act. A House committee reported Gatesville and Gainesville facilities needs, with dormitory builds at Gatesville estimated at 125000.
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Hardy
Barry Miller
Dallas
Lange
San Antonio
Senate
Warehouse Commission
Commissioner of Agriculture
House
Murrell
Thompson
Hunt
United States
United States Senate
Dallas County
Criminal District Court
Burton
Smith
Scurry
Cope
Johnson
Hall
Harris
Sul Ross
King
Garrison Independent
McNealus
Buchanan
Bell
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Alderdice
Eighty-sixth Judicial District
Harley
State of
Texas
National Guard of
National Guard
Clark
State Board of Pharmacy
Nordhaus
Thomas
Gatesville
Gainesville
House Committee On Appropriations
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Market Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a valuable general tonic claiming the tonic ingredients quinaine and iron. The copy emphasizes its widespread use as a general health product.
Dr S L Brown Lectures on Wireless Waves in Corpus Christi
Dr S L Brown associate professor of physics at the University of Texas lectured Monday night in Corpus Christi High School auditorium on Electric Waves as Applied to Wireless. The Corpus Christi Science Club arranged the address to guide wireless investigation and demonstrations. Brown, a leading South authority, described recent telegraphy and telephony developments and noted the university’s extensive wireless apparatus and campus demonstrations.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
S. L. Brown
University of Texas
Corpus Christi Science Club
Brown
South
New York
Boston
Charters Granted for Firms in Texas and Nearby States
A roundup from Austin lists new charters for Gosho Company Fort Worth with 50 000 capital stock and Osaka Japan incorporators. Laidlaw Engineering in San Antonio with 1 000 capital. Marlin Retail Merchants Association in Marlin with no stock. Consumers Ice and Coal in Port Arthur with 30 000 stock. Medina Fullers Earth in San Antonio with 100 000. Scobey Cutting in San Antonio with 5 000. Permits to do business granted include Alfalfa Lumber of Kansas City Missouri with Texas HQ in Lubbock and Peyton Packing of Charleston West Virginia under El Paso HQ. Moody Calculator of Arizona with Dallas HQ and capital increase to 4 000 Benjamin?
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Austin
Tex
Gosho Company (Inc
Fort Worth
Capital Stock
H. Nose
Osaka
Japan
K. Onouye
K. Fujita
Laidlaw Engineering Company
San Antonio
R. A. Laidilaw
Joseph Donaldson
J. H. Grover
Marlin Retail Merchants’ Association
No Capital
A. W. Hutchins
J. P. Gardere
Mose Levi
Marlin
Consumers’ Ice & Coal Company
Port Arthur
J. E. Josey
R. C. Miller
Beaumont
J. F. Jakowicz
Medina Fullers Earth Company
O. T. Gregory
E. D. Henry
R. Parker
Aurora
Scobey-Cutting Company
F. FE. Scobey
Fred J. Cutting
C. C. Williams
Texas
Alfalfa Lumber Company
Kansas City
Lubbock
Peyton Packing Company
Charleston
W. Va
el Paso
Moody Calculator Company of
Arizona
Dallas
Fireless Cooking Expert Headlines In-Store Demos
A renowned authority on Fireless Cooking will conduct daily demonstrations this week in our Sixth Floor store from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Housewives are urged to attend as the expert claims modern Fireless Cook Stoves save fuel time and labor, reducing cooking costs by about half.
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Stowers Furniture Co
Houston
Main
United States
Debate on conscription debate at Central Christian Church
A debate on whether Congress should enact conscription for all able bodied men is to be held at Central Christian Church on Main Avenue Tuesday night. The Athenaeum Society will oppose, the Hugh McLellan class supports, with named speakers and judges listed. The public is invited to attend.
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Congress
Central Christian Church
Main Avenue
Athenaeum Society
Hugh McLellan
J. C. Hall
Stanley A. Banks
H. M. Harrington
McLellan
Eldon Young
L. A. Rizer
Canadian Bank Chief Warns Allies on War Timeline
Sir Edmund Walker president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce told the trust companies section of the American Bankers Association in New York on February 27 that the entente allies did not know how long the war would last or how much their nations could endure.
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New York
Edmund Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Trust Companies
American Bankers’ Association
Cascarets Ad Promises Quick Liver and Bowel Cleansing
An old newspaper ad touts Cascarets as a 10 cent box that clears the head and cleanses the liver and bowels. It claims gentle, candy like tablets relieve headache biliousness indigestion constipation and bad breath and suggests giving them to children.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye Promises Natural Darkening
An old home remedy using Sage and Sulphur turns gray hair dark and glossy. A ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sells in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle and dampened through hair hides gray without obvious telltale signs. It is described as a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
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