Free anthrax serum distributed in Texas districts
The Texas State Health Department with federal authorities has placed free anthrax serum in state laboratories for distribution to individuals at risk in charbon infected districts. Dr. W A Davis notes cattle movements spread the disease and urges veterinarians to report cases to prevent quarantine in affected counties.
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Austin
Tex
State Health Department
W. A Davis
Davis
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Comfort for Aches
For acute aches of the feet sprinkle one or two Allen's Foot-Ease powders in a foot bath soak and rub to ease corns bunions and smarting feet. Then shake Foot-Ease into shoes to reduce friction and make walking easier. Do not vacation without a package. 26c sample free. Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY Utah?
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Bonds Forfeited In Cuero Court Actions
Judge John M. Green forfeited bonds of several Mexicans and a Cameron county white man on various charges. Fourteen convictions were secured this term with several cases postponed to the next term. Green and District Attorney Davis pledged to reduce the docket by expedited hearings, a goal already achieved.
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Cuero
Tex
Cameron County
John M. Green
District Court
Green
Davis
Allied troops in France endure ration shortages and fatigue
In July reports from Press Camp France Allied battalions relieved from front lines describe sleep wash and shave requests after months of fighting. German rations were found useful by British troops and prisoners recount luck with German eggs cigars and a Howitzer hit.
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Associated Press
France
Germany
Eagle Pass Becomes Busy Military Camp
Eagle Pass Texas reports a rapid military buildup as regiments occupy quarters at the foothills. Thousands of troops drill daily boosting trade while the post office handles heavy money orders from soldiers dependents nationwide. Colonel Penn's move to San Antonio with battalions from Thirtieth and Third infantry forms a nucleus for a new regiment at Fort Sam Houston.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
National Guard
United States Infantry
New York
Texas
A. T. Terrell
Leon C. Stickney
Hobart
Ostrom
Herbert G. Tribble
Myrtle Williams
Julius A. Penn
Thirtyseventh
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Penn
Third Infantry
Third Infantry and One Battalion From the Thirtieth Infantry
Southern Pacific Increases Wages for Section Workers
SAN FRANCISCO July 6 The Southern Pacific Company announced a 25 cent per day wage increase for all section hands except Mexicans and Chinese on lines in California Nevada New Mexico and Arizona. About 3000 men are affected. The unorganized workers had made no prior demands.
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Red Paint for All Safety Appliances
Texas Labor Commissioner C W Woodman urges employers to paint all safety machines and gasoline receptacles red to prevent accidents. He notes many devices are left on floors and gas cans are mistaken for other containers. The minor cost is justified by saving lives and preventing injuries.
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Austin
Tex
C. W. Woodman
Texas
Labor Department
Stat Labor Department
Army orders list officer transfers and retirements
Paragraph 21 orders detailing shifts in captains, lieutenants, and majors across Fifth and Second Field Artillery Quartermaster Corps Medical Corps and other units. Assignments include Fort Sam Houston Fort Leavenworth Fort Huachuca Philadelphia and Fort L. Houston with retirements and promotions.
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Charles
Ralph Dickinson
Third Infantry
George W. H. Mosely
General Staff
General Staff Corps
Godfrey H. M'Donald
Army War College
Andrew Moses
Frank Geer
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Orville N. Tyler
Fourth Cavalry
Cavalry
Bernard H. Lamb
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Arthder F. Cassella
Sixth Field Artillery
Washington Department
Harry J. Hirsch
Philadelphia
William E. Noberts
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
George E. Thorne
Thorne
Southern Department
Ernest R. Gentry
Medical Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Ralph P. Cousins
Sixth Cavalry
Harry D., Anderson
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort L. Houston
Elbert FE. Parman JR
Second Cavalry
Sixteenth Cavalry
Gordon R. Catts
Fedgar N. Coffey
Fort George Wright
Bank Examiners Set to Announce Next Quarter Assignments
In Austin Texas on July 6 the quarterly conference of the State Bank Examiners ends this afternoon with assignments for the next three months to be announced. Commissioner Patterson presides as examiners discuss banking conditions and district arrangements are expected to remain largely unchanged.
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Austin
Tex
State Bank Examiners
Patterson
Gets It Corn Cure Ad Claims Quick Safe Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Gets-It as the only effective corn cure. It promises two drops on the corn drys instantly, lets users wear shoes immediately, and claims no bandages or sticking plasters are needed. Distributed by E Lawrence & Co Chicago with 26 cents per bottle.
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E Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lit
Mexicans desire U S intervention says rancher
E F Watt a Texan rancher who fled Tampico with hundreds of Americans reports no disturbances there yet and says many Mexicans favor intervention. He arrived in Austin seeking stability and plans to stay until Mexico settles. Watt says repeated robberies and holds ups have left him exhausted and reluctant to return until order returns.
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Austin
Tex
E. F. Watt
Mexico
Tampico
Dixie
State Department
Washington
Watt
Governor Ferguson Ends Active Campaign for Re election
Governor Ferguson returned to Austin after a Fourth of July speech in Amarillo and said he will discontinue active campaigning for re election. He will leave the field to supporters and had planned to campaign until the July 22 primary. Former State Senator T H McGregor and Assistant Attorney General C C Mec in are among his backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Ferguson
Amarillo
T. H. McGregor
C. C. Mec
Governor Poised for Reelection Says Support Strong
The governor is well pleased with current signs and friends estimate a primary majority of at least 75,000 in the coming election.
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Donald
B. Y. Cummings
Death of Charles B. Watt in Texas Confederate Home
Charles B. Watt aged 74 died at the Confederate Home after a three month stay. A North Carolina native, he served in a McGregor brigade regiment of the Army of Northern Virginia. He had lived in Texas since 1871 and was buried in the State Cemetery.
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Austin
Tex
Charles B. Watt
Mr. Watt
North Carolina
McGregor
Virginia
Texas
The New Method Backache and Kidney Disorder Remedy
The note links backache to kidney disorder with uric acid buildup and blood congestion. It advises sparing meat, drinking water between meals, and taking a single anuric tablet before meals, urging readers to ask their druggist for anurie. It mentions lumbar pain, rheumatism, dropsy, and urges immediate use of the treatment.
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