Galveston Bonds Approved for 875000 in Four Issues
The Texas Attorney General's department approved the Galveston city bond record totaling 875000. The issues include Funding 125000 water works repair 200000 beach filling 300000 and street improvement 250000 all at 5 percent and maturing serially. City attorney M H Royston filed the record.
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Galveston
Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
City of Galveston
M. H. Royston
Army Increase Bill Stirs Senate Over Nitrate Plant Plan
In Washington March 31 the Senate continued debate on the army increase bill with amendments pending. Senator Underwood urged a government nitrate plant funded by a hydroelectric site to produce nitrogen for munitions and fertilizer, attacking Dupont and its allies for opposing such a program. He proposed studies on nitrogen fixation and suitable production sites. Senator Gallinger cited limited nitrate plant sites amid conflicting expert claims.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Chamberlain
Military Committee
Underwood
Alabama
Powder Company
Dupont Powder Company
United States
Hudson Maxim
Navy
Civil Advisory Board
Dupont Company
Senate of the United States
Saulsbury
Delaware
Congress
Gallinger
Senate Agricultural Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Senator Smith
Is Your Health Worth $9.00
Lima Ohio testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as cures for displacements weakness backache and irregularities. Mrs Jennie Moyer claims recovery after two months and urges others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Moyer
E. North St. Lima
Lydia Fe, Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Congressional plan for national fertilizer plants
The text notes two proposed nitrogen plants to meet U S needs. One site is Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River in Alabama and the other on the Columbia River in Washington.
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United States
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Alabama
Columbia River
Washington
Brough Nominated in Arkansas Democratic Primary
Dr. Charles Hillman Brough leads in the Arkansas Democrat primary with about two thirds of votes tallied. Hodges and Smith trail, while Otis Wingo Sam Taylor and W. S. Goodwin secure renomination margins. Other state officers and congressmen reportedly nominated, including Terral, Oliver, Page, Bond, Ar buckle leading Rhoton narrowly for attorney general.
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Little Rock
Ark
Charles Hillman Brough
University of Arkansas
L. C. Smith
Dewitt
Earle W. Hodges
Brough
Smith
Hodges
Otis T. Wingo
Sam Taylor
W. S. Goodwin
Arkansas
Thomas J. Terral
Hogan Oliver
Hamburg
John H. Page
Judge seeks strict interpretation of Texas Company pay law
Austin reports Judge Robert A. John of Houston met with Attorney General Looney and Labor Commissioner Woodman to press a strict reading of the semi monthly pay law. The Texas Company notes it has over 2700 employees paid under the act and does not wish to violate its provisions.
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Austin
Tex
Robert A. John
Houston
Legal Department of the
Texas Company
Looney
Woodman
John
St Jacob’s Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Advertisement promotes St Jacob’s Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure that penetrates joints and muscles for instant relief. Claims it never burns skin, requires only a small trial bottle, and has cured millions over fifty years for rheumatism and related pains.
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St. Jacob's Oil
Mrs Clarke to be Presented at St Anthony Recital
Mrs Eli Hertzberg presents Kathleen Blair Clarke a San Antonio composer at a Saturday afternoon recital at St Anthony. The program features Mrs Clarke's songs including Warum sind denn die Rosen so blass and Serenade. Ushers and numerous patrons listed. Clarke meets guests during intermission.
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St. Anthony
Eli Hertzberg
Kathleen Blair Clarke
San Antonio
Leila Blair
Johanna Steves
J. M. Steinfelt
Arthur Claassen
Frederick Funston
Sterling Price Adams
Kraborg
Gale
Charles Wesley Weddell
W. J. Blair
Wellington Jones
Ford P. Herff
William M. Wolt
J. T. Woodhull
Alexander Joske
H. P. Drought
J. B. Lewright
Edward A. Wilson
Nat M. Washer
Thomas Goggan
Charles H. Mueller
Ernest Scrivener
Ivaneich
Erhardt Guenther
J. E. Smith
Frederick King
O. M. Farnsworth
L. K. Beck
I. A. Victor
Charles Cameron Bell
Hugh B. Rice
Henry Maracheau
Max Goodman
J. J. Stevens
H. D. Brown
P. H. Swearingen
Perry J. Lewis
Floyd McGown
E. C. Branch
Beaurecard
Lula Griesenbeck
Frank Paschal
Walter Walthall
M. B. Hutchins
Cara Franklin
J. D. Guinn
Eugene Staffel
Hander
Harry Hertzberg
Hosea Morris
Harold Morris
H. H. Branham
Bessie Bell Andrews
Tu. L. Marks
Mildred Gates
Wilhelm Marx
Charles Meek
William H. Smith
Joe Hill
F. M. Goldstein
Warren G. Clarke
Winchester Kelso
Clarkson
Robert Hanschke
Hanschke
Ferdinand Herff
G. H. Badger
Earl McCloud
Charles A. Zilker
O'Grady
G. G. Watts
Alois Bratin
Wesley Peacock
Otto Koehler
William Cassin
M. Collatt
F. E. Tucker
William Aubrey
Miss Fowler
Woolridge
Pompeo Coppini
John Case Griswold
Ruth Ringaman
Josephine Woodhull
Lucille Joske
Hazel Hutchins
Virginia Beraud
Dicta Hutchins
Edna Steves
Octavia Bullis
Celestine Zilker
Marjorie McGown
Mary James
Dorothy Swearingen
Mary Aubrey
Flora Briggs
Ruth Shaw
Fairfax Jannin
Marguerite Guinn
Hutchins
Zulime Herff
Rowena Nye
Katharine McGown
Jean Aubrey
Helen James
Mary Louise Carter
Mildred Morris
Mrs. Clark
Eenceeevns
City Council Approves March Payroll Amid Election Weeks
The council passed the March payroll totaling $60 011.35, a routine yet pivotal action at Thursday's meeting. Mayor Brown announced a recess to Friday afternoon while election matters were expected to be discussed.
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Brown
Ballot rules pace election. streets hear paving bids
North Medina and Carson streets paving hearings reported with no objections. An ordinance clarifying contracts with Uvalde Rock Asphalt Co for foundation work on seven streets was approved. Mayor Brown authorized to accept Dr. George C. Wurzbach’s quit claim deed for land used as part of Wilmington avenue at Euclid avenue, with $95.95 taxes refunded. An Austin excursion request for bi centennial exposition was filed. Traveling salesman W S Tobey of Houston died suddenly in Kenedy, thought to be brain rupture. body sent to Houston. 60 cents–Sutherland Springs and return, Sundays at 7:55 a.m.
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Commission
Medina
Carson Streets
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company
Brown
George C. Wurzbach
Wilmington Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Wurzbach
Austin
Kenedy Kenedy
Tex
Tobey
Houston
Kenedy
Welcomed By Many Men
Overworked and despondent readers are urged to try three grain Cadomene Tablets bought at large drug stores. The ad claims quick relief from tremors, insomnia, fear, and lack of energy with self administration and no physician needed.
Marshall Bond Issues Approved In Marshall Texas
The attorney general's department approved two issues of Marshall city bonds, including one for 50,000 dollars. The action confirms financing steps for local projects in Marshall Texas on March 31.
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Marshall
Austin
Tex
City of Marshall
Attorney General’s Department
Viaduct Bond Details Include 60 000 Five Percent Issues
Bond issues worth 60 000 dollars each carry five percent interest and mature in forty years with a ten year option. The terms apply to a viaduct project and related financing.
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Shepherd
Alamo Plaza
Southern Pacific
Terrell
UHR Campaign Committee
Dupont
Mir
Albert Steves
Mr. Fries
Woman
Mrs. Clarke
Emmett Rountree
Hushaby
Fred Jones
Serenade
Bonnie Peg Proposal
Plano
Clarke
Serge
Sears
Flores and
Dolorosa Streets
Sutherland Springs
Beacon Shoe Store
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