Ice Men Predict Big Rise in Ice Industry
At the National Association of Ice Industries convention in San Antonio President H I Bebert predicted the ice industry will double or triple in the next decade as mechanical refrigeration expands into offices homes hotels and rail coaches. The meeting heard forecasts of more than 400 theaters already using ice cooling systems and plans for home scale refrigeration with smaller display units. Speakers included C I Wakefield W R Martin and J Clark Bennett among others with a program spanning Tuesday into Wednesday and there was mention of tours to Laredo and Monterey.<|vq_12204|>
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Lee R. Girton
Sioux Falls
E. L. Bennett
Boston
National Association of Ice Industries
Gunter Hotel
National Association
Bguoter
H. I. Beo- Bert
Keston
Sterz
Zbomes
Debrecen
Fide
Bennett
Railreads
Postional Arganinna
C. I. Wakefield
Dalla
Tee Alanu- Cotucurs Exedialina
Ile
Tce
Pica
Laslie Smith
Chicago
Gunter
B. G. Stockenbrurk
Springtick
Wisals
L. W. Daeley
Tackson
Mississippi
G. H. Sapperde
Galveston
A Family Fortune Based on Routine Habits and Najol
An anxious parent discusses building a child’s fortune through regular habits and a Najol schedule. The emphasis is on stable meals, sleep, and teething care, promoting a strong, healthy baby with the potential to shape a successful future.
Heir to millions recommends Nujol for babies skin care
Nurses advise mothers to rub Nujol on babies after baths to prevent chapping and soothe irritated skin. use saturated cotton for gentle full-body application during clothes changes or after exposure. Nujol carries no drugs and is sold sealed by druggists, priced modestly.
Phoebe Hearst Honored At Ceremony In DC
The cornerstone of Phoebe Hearst School was laid by her grandsons as officials announced the new public district school in Washington is named for Phoebe Apperson Hearst. Remarks by Mrs Herbert Hoover and others praised Hearst’s early Kindergarten movement and American education philanthropy.
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Venseraal
Mra
Phoebe Apperson
Hearst
George Hearst
California
Washington
Vans Olbota
Afra
Herbert Hoarer
George Wales
Civil Service
E&keil
Beurst
Mer Joss
Arizonia
Scnebor Ang Ars
Benred
Ae & You
Geamt
Onon
DR. Walktor
District of Columbia
Abs. Heprat
Mitic
Hreet
Sur
Raf ” Merz
Joseph N. Saunders
Congress of Parents and Teachere
Phoebe Apperton
Alice
Hesrsi
Simeon D. Fes
Ohio
Wrant Ballou
Trans Fae
Board of Education
Mira
Herbert Hoover
New Public School
Washington, D. C
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
William
Bandit's Prisoner Freed After Prairie Bank Robbery
A bandit freed a prisoner after a Colorado prairie robbery near Kennett and Platteville. Walter F. unk of Denver was forced to stay in the car while the robber fled with money from the Platteville Bank yesterday.
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Prairie
Gheeley
Colo
Ubree Hank Rob
Walter Funk
Denver
Cle Prairie
Funk
Kennett
Colorado
Platteville
Shan
Berry to Washington for temporary duty
Lieut Col Berry of the Eighth Corps headquarters is ordered in Washington for temporary duty to confer with the adjutant general about renewal and recompletion of duties. SEEN ARRESTED Rayway New Jersey November 17 reports a bank stickup predicted by William Fredericks about November 13 or 14.
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Berry
Washington
Tiger
John A. Berry
Adjutant Generale Department
Eighth Corps
Han
Rayway
N.S
Wiliam Fredericks
New Jersey
Fredericks
Liquor Case Bonds Set for Wilson County Pair and Woman
Three Wilson County residents faced US Commissioner Paul Daeckbatt on liquor charges after raids four miles south of Floresville uncovered a still, 58 gallons of whiskey and 34 barrels of mash. Bonds of 1200 dollars were set for two men and a woman who pleaded not guilty. others arrested in the block of Crinity Street and nearby were charged with related offenses. A 10 oclock Wednesday arraignment was scheduled for the two youths, each to post 700 dollars bond.
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United States
Paul
Daeckbatt
Wilson Roots
Floresville
Tavis Loner
Mary Lopes
Meio Martinez
Jate Monang
Spe Sritute
Amto A
Mendoza Sand Chartea
Taszend
Santos
Club Women to Aid Red Cross Roll Call Drive
Women organizations across groups unite on a Tuesday to staff the annual Red Cross roll call. The drive reports 20 507 new members signed up with Edward We Oelfinger heading the volunteers, and numerous clubs and societies named among organizers and supporters.
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Eidge
Red Cross
Edward We. Oelfinger
Volunteer Merrier
Tho
Council of Jewish Women
Sirs
A. H. Uottman
Pierina Study Club
Ilerbed Tager
Ned Cap cl
EL Williatacco
Walter Dumbaniss
Jeanie Mus
James Delphian
Chamisade Choralelah
Mim
Robret’ Newman
Alpha Telphian
Pf. Allen
Woman's Club
Stn
William Schmmide
Anna Hewins
Phoenix Club
New Quarters at Fort Sam Will Be Occupied Soon
Fort Sam will soon occupy new quarters for non commissioned officers and others. Instructions to enable eligible personnel to apply have been issued. One set will go to Highth CorpYacca HQ, another to Station Hospital, with remaining billets at other posts. Priority to sergeants and additional quarters expected within two weeks and by January for the rest.
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Fort Sam
Fort Sam Jonaston
Dhuty
Highth Corpyacca
Station Hospital
Tomy
Santer
Sis
Sintian Hoa
Air Corps Poloists Return Defeated After Road Trip
Air Corps polo team from Mandolph field and Bell Geld Tuday arrived by Bord transport Monday afternoon after games Saturday and Sunday against University of Arizona and Merxien military Institute. Also noted: deaths and a Fort Worth convention update with Texas cleaners and dyers final stage today.
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Air Vorps Training Center
Mandolph Field
Bell
Invachan
Arizona
New Meziin
Stanstnlph Field
University of Arizona
Merxien Military Institute
Iy Onnil Nouwell
Parley
Fort Worth
Texas Cleaners
Dyera Mage
Orkigere
Ory
School Contracts Awarded for New Urban Elementary Project
The board of education will award contracts for construction of an IUzuonumentary school on Tnaver street. Superintendent J. C. Chebran announced plans for a five room school with cafeteria and a four room elementary addition. President A r s. J. P. Bing will preside. Roger Stolin and L. I. Gilmore reportedly away from the city.
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Cor
Tnaver Street
Board of Education
J. C. Chebran
Spabmnore
Midgoealton Pee
Ben Muudomentary School
Aud
Ars
J.P. Bing
Roger Stolin
L. 1. Gilmore
Ue City
Texas Tax Law Study Ordered
The legislative tax survey committee ordered a detailed study of the state tax ban and evasion methods. State Auditor Apore fann and Jono led the two hour briefing, pointing to several areas deemed inopihale and outlining next steps.
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Texas Tax Law Study
Austin
Young Business Men Contest Named in City Effort
Roger Stokes and Wilsay P Southwell among probable leaders in a contest by the chamber of commerce to select the city's top business man under 40. Arthur Pfeil of Dresden appointed committees to tally the ballots and organize December judging at the Plaza hotel. The event, titled Ladies Night, will include a junior scharber’s regular meeting as part of the program.
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Roger Stokes
Wilsay P. Southwell
Ercent Baviz
Javier Chambge of Commerce
Arthur Pfeil
Dresden
Eenmalittes
Dim Landers
Riley, Tyga
O. P. Schadel
Sam D. W. Baw
Pféil
Elsair
Junior Shargber
Peddler Enters Bankruptcy Plea
Fragmented OCR reports a peddler entering bankruptcy and a plea linked to a court filing. It references a judge Taber and an clothing item doubtfully valued, set amid garbled text and unrelated nitro explosion mentions near Wichita.
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Nujal
Ujal
Parks
New York City
Phoebe Hearst
Mrs. Hearst
Randolph
Mr. Hearst
W. R. Hearst Jr
Jobn Hearst
Jenperatures
Erneys
Abilene
Allxota
Alerms Feen
Hiss, Stave
Feteax
Chirare
Leirae
Ed Paes
Toray Tuilbar Fort Reith
Ark
Aarksane Ie
Clomar Manvae
van Booed
Miami
Fla
Wlehar
van Epay
Athe
Air Corps
Terie Neran
I. D. Gilbert
Youthern Line
Tumber Company
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Dedan Ho
Erlenta
Surunk
Arrow
Frank Bros
Taber
Wichita
Kau
Trump
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