Brother’s tracer reveals 22 year death of Louisiana man
Mrs. Jeff Nordhaus learned from a tracer sent by an insurance company that her brother Felix Dreyfous of Woodlawn Louisiana had died. Nordhaus may travel to Louisiana to help settle his estate, which includes a mercantile business, after decades of no contact since 1910s. The siblings had grown apart after moving to Texas and New Orleans respectively.
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Pirsi Ne
Jeff Nordhaus
South Presa Street
Felix Dreyfous
Woodlawn
Louisiana
New Orleans
Nordhaus
Miss Dreyfous
Texas
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHOLIC TONIC PROMOTED
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic with a printed formula showing quinine and iron. The copy emphasizes the tasteless formula and its use for malaria symptoms and general weakness, urging readers to trust the old standard.
George Surkey Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
Announcement notes George Surkey seeking the county clerk post, pending Democratic primaries on July 22. The report also covers a Texas pure water probe where chemists report bacteria in samples sold as distilled water, with Commissioner Hoffman pushing to remove such products from the market.
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George Surkey
Austin
Tex
Pure Food Department
Hoffman
Resinol Stops Itching At Once
Resinol ointment relieves itching fast and aids healing for eczema ringworm pimples and similar eruptions. It is gentle enough for delicate skin and even babies. Doctors have prescribed Resinol for over twenty years and druggists offer Resinol Soap and Ointment with samples available by mail in Baltimore.
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Resinol
Baltimore
ASK BIDS ON SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION
A call for bids on the construction of the new south side high school was issued by the school board at a special meeting Thursday evening. Plans and specifications were presented by architects Alfred Giles and Carl V. Seutter and approved. Bids will be opened at 1 o'clock Monday morning July 3 in the State National Bank building.
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New South Side
Alfred Giles
Carl V. Seutter
State National Bank
Garden
Bismarck
Giles Company
Scutter
West Side
Brazog and
Durango Streets
William McKinley
Scobey Predicts Hughes Victory in San Antonio
F E Scobey of San Antonio, after reorganizing Republican forces there, travels to New York to confer with Charles Livans Hughes. He says Hughes will carry San Antonio in November, cites antipathy to the president’s Mexican and German policies in South Texas, but concedes Texas as a whole for the president. Scobey plans to urge Hughes to campaign more in the South. The move coincides with preparations for the Chicago convention led by Warren G Harding.
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Washington
D. C
F. E. Scobey
San Antonio
New York
Charles Livans Hughes
Hughes
Scobey
Texas
South
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
Revival of Talk on Special Session in Texas Politics
In Austin, Governor Ferguson may be considering a special session of the Thirty-fourth Legislature to address a vacancy in the Twenty-seventh Senatorial district caused by Hugh Harris resignation. The move hinges on the Supreme Court's ruling on the Been vs. Waples case and July 22 primary timetable, amid rising political activity statewide.
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Austin
Tex
Ferguson
Hugh Harris
Supreme Court
Been Vs
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy after four weeks in hospital
In Cleveland Mrs W C Brown recalls years of debilitating lower body pain and fainting. After four weeks in the hospital she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports it brought more relief than the hospital. She urges others to seek the remedy at their drugstore and write for guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rome
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
W. C Brown
Auburn Avenue
Mrs. Brown
Army announces several retirements and assignments
Major William O. Owen retired with colonel rank in the Medical Corps. Captain Ren H. Dorcey retires as captain of cavalry, Captain Robert C. Williams as lieutenant colonel of infantry, Captain Harold L. Jackson retires as major. Major Warren T. Hannum assigned to First Regiment of Engineers on July 1. Major Thomas Il Smith relieved from temporary duty July 1. Arthur R. Ehrnbeck assigned to Second Regiment of Engineers July 1 and to Vancouver Barracks Washington. Henry A. Yinch to Second Regiment of Engineers July 1. First Lieutenant John W. Stewart assigned to First Regiment of Engineers July 1. Nueces bond issue approved for districts 15 4 28 totaling 20 000 with 5 percent interest.
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William O. Owen
Ren H. Dorcey
Cavalry
Robert C. Williams
Infantry
Harold L. Jackson
Warren T. Hannum
Corps of Engineers
First Regiment of Engineers
Thomas IL Smith
Arthur R. Ehrnbeck
Regiment of Engineers
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Henry A. Yinch
John W. Stewart
Regiment of Engineerg
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
A home remedy suggests buying Parmint double strength and mixing it with hot water sugar and isinglass to create a syrup. The instruction claims it relieves head noises opens nostrils eases breathing and stops mucus from dripping. Take a tablespoon four times daily for quick relief.
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B. F. Looney
James E. Ferguson
Fred W. Davis
Henry B. Terrell
Allison Mayfield
A. J. Harper
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nelson Phillips
J. E. Yantis
B. H. Rice
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Nat Benton
Nueces County
Attorney General's Department
HOA Spears CO
Losoya
Office of Painiess Matthews
Persen
RK. Housten
Crown Chemical Co
Haecker Mfg
Soklean
Gengler
KASA
Armour’s
Royal Ann
Vienna
Ss. R Lac K
Angel Food
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E. Com
Bowie Bakery
South Mesquite
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Flores
Alamo
N. Flores
Garden Corner
Dawson and
Pine Sts
Main Ave
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W. Houston St
Mistletoe Ave
Howard St
Laurel Heights
E. Commerce St
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Rio
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Lee Sing Tea
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