Insurance permits granted for Texas firms
The Ben eficial Life Insurance Company of Salt Lake City is licensed to do business in Texas by the Department of Insurance and Banking. Other reinsureds and fraternal groups receive renewals or relocations, but several reinsurers remain unlicensed for the current year.
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Jehe
Beneficial Life Insurancs
Salt Lake
Utah
Texas
Department of Insurance and Banking
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Department
W. Hobble
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Sentile
Wash
la- Gibbs
Diplomas Presented to 11 Marys College Graduates
The sixty second commencement at St Marys College in Me Grand Overs House honored eleven graduates. Diplomas and bachelor degrees were awarded with special medals for highest averages in mathematics and Latin honors. Walter Tynan received a gold watch from the Alumni Association and H J Sullivan earned the subject medal. The program featured an address by R J Boyle and readings by Merlin Miller and Teo Kaufman. A Mexican supper followed for twelve graduates and guests at Carr Cafe.
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St Mary's College
Bradudtes
W. CL ‘Sullivan
Llurcy OC. Powell
Bir. Sullivan
Walter Tynan
At. Mor'n Cals Fege
Ieramre
Echoe
A. J. Castande
Meriin T. Miller
Teo B. Kaufman
Ming Womielver
John G. Kewen
Mertin Miller
Hatey G. Powell
Touta Schnaidermeses
Edwara A. Stenzel
Albert Tips
Gilbert N. Bretzel
Ireon B. Kautman
Ralph Kingsley
E. Walter Troan
Louis &. Vogel
Merlin T. Plier
Harry J. Powell
Louis’ Schneidermeyer
Edward A. Stenzel
B. Walter Tynan
Laale ¥. Veel
John G. Bowen
Th Waller Tynan
Edward Long
Thomas Keefey
T. J. Mart
Eaward Neugepaver
Milton Dittmar
Anthony Besson
Thomas Hast
Leonard McCarthy
Edward Halberdier
Harold Tynan
Reymond Neyman
Alehi
J. W. Shaw
Father 4
H. J. Boyip
M Steinfeldt
PhD
Meriin
J. Bath
St. Marys College
Fr. Louis
Leon B. Wauima
Wilsowdale
Walter Troan
Carr Cafe
Wennessay West
Wes
Uot
Father el
Julius Kroescheli
Dleas
Bernard
Gunter“ Hotel
Alumnii Association
inguen_iom
Righe
J. Wy Shaw
Catholic Cierar
Hse
Delaware
Blood Risings Not Sign of Health
An early 20th century medical advert claims blood abnormalities signal illness. It promotes Tomoua Bleed purifier 8.5 and BS.3 as cures, urging readers to cleanse the body to restore energy, liver function, and skin condition. The piece cites a supposed contact in Atlanta for the product.
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Ueekattekeres
Atlanta
Alumnae Dinner Celebrates Graduating Class At Stindylg Academy
The Stindylg Academy Alumnae Association hosted a formal dinner and reception honoring the graduating class. A program featured violin, piano and vocal solos, readings, and a two course luncheon, followed by festive decorations and tributes to graduating members.
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Academy
Sifawen Kinne Nauwain
Lonze Windinger
Mildred Vander
Dash
Anne Puter
Conrad
Elase
PreErAm
Afintrena
Cara- Une
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Fryends Sprilesmy
Rueg Mikenroth
Yale
Stella Cappuyon
Cosme Punisi
Mra. Ritehey
Pingo
Ayer Dette
Gine A
Arn Ritenes
Feltet- Mane U
Carallie Naw- Waid
Neste Nauwain
Weima Yornsno
Mary Shieritug
Accatae Puned Vx Bisler Si
Charles
Leslie Welmer
Hhist
Tors Bekenroth
Elen
Lass
Irene Ta
Lorie
Clunters
Shasta Dalaies
Leane Walmer
Ros Eckenroth
Susan
Binnie Nou
Ranro
Railroads Plan to Sue Commission Over Freight Rates
Leading Texas railroads consider filing a federal suit against the railroad commission to force a freight-rate increase. Reported discussions say the petition for higher rates was denied, and officials weigh legal action to recoup flood-related losses amid commission refusals on improvements. Judge Wiliams noted caution, citing floods and limited relief.
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Austin
Tex
Maito
Comminster
Comintalon Iq
Rasbotg Comanasioner W. 1
Houston
Jude Wiliams
Theng Corporation A Ttay
He Cots
Canada proposes antelope preserves plan in three prairie parks
Regina reports the Canadian government outlines a scheme to rescue and perpetuate the dwindling antelope population. Three fenced parks will be created in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to protect remaining herds, with thirty six square mile areas, bull fencing, and resident wardens.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Canadien
Eznvol Thompon Selm
Naturallat
Maxwell Graham
Cief
Zoological Division
Ottawa
Idega
Canadius
Randman
Seton Graham
Dominion
Mar
Prairie Provinces
Alberts
Seeketchewan
Manitoba
Darkens Gray Hairs Hair Restorer Promises Color Change
An advertising note touts Q-Ban as a hair color restorer that darkens gray or faded hair to natural color without injuring the scalp. It claims the product provides a soft, full appearance, reduces dandruff, and offers a quick personal trial for $0 in a large bottle by mail order from a San Antonio, Texas store.
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Q-Ban
Hammers UK
Raf Antonio
Texas
Plan 1S Approved for Permanent International Chamber
PARIS June 12 The American plan to convert the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce into a permanent organization was approved by a committee but faced opposition. A permanent Brussels bureau would summarize member responses for action, with a referendum opposed. At Nashville, government labor officials elected Durnay Cohen as president and named several vice presidents and officers.
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Paris
Tung
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Briossels
Eles
Nabhville
Teno
Izte
United States
Canada
Terrott
Vlacs
Durnay Cohen
Sinala
J.B. Shipman
Nockhe Caroling
C. R. Gordon
British Columbia
Elia M. Hess Ohls
John &. B. Davie
New Hampshire
John Gd
Walsh
Trdiana
Atth Vine Preadent
John 'T. "Fitspatrick
Miveourt
Tecretary-Heasurer
Retail Merchants Oppose Anti-Trust Action Now
Retail merchants association meeting opposes current anti trust legislation as detrimental to business due to economic conditions. Secretary to notify Congressman Slayden. 36 new members planned for center expansion, total membership around 100. A June 26 special meeting announced to elect delegates for the state retail merchants convention in Galveston. Listed officers and attendees include Nic Fetora, W P Gonlka, W M Morgan, and others. Also announced Austin leadership change with Bourne of Houston to assist Langley as state superintendent, effective next week. In sports news, Duke Kahationku fails to surpass world summiting records in a fifty-yard water event. William Grace wins.
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Galveston
Tay
Ullretora Mewant
Nic Fet
Ora
W. PF. Gonlka
W. M. Morgan
M. Burgin
James”tapp
Harry Stone
H. A. Moan
FG. Iscas
Prank Weber
Sen Varga
Aureat Brlum
John Kinney
Hahn
F.C. Baaker
W. H. Wie
AL Varasso
Asty
Austin
Tex
Bourne
Houston
EK. Langlay
Langley
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