Fort Worth Star Telegram Ad Rates and Circulation
The Fort Worth Star Telegram touts 60 percent higher net paid city circulation than rivals and a total net paid circulation larger than others in Fort Worth. It notes approximate country reach of 400 towns in West and Northwest Texas outside Fort Worth and presents want ad rates at 1 cent per word per insertion with a minimum 2.60. Circulation claims include over 6,000 net paid daily and over 40,000 on Sundays. Ads should be sent to the want ad department in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Fort Worth
West
Texas
Texee
Want
Dallas
IMI
Grandview
Cottage Close
Postoffice
San Antonio Ice Cream Ordinance Regulates Manufacture
City ordinance sets strict sanitation rules for ice cream production storage and handling. It requires separation from animal stables, clean walls floors and sinks, sterilized utensils, approved cleaning methods, and health officer oversight. It prohibits tainted ingredients and imposes fines up to two hundred dollars for violations.
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Sananthat
Board of Health
Health Department
City of
San Antonio
Clinton G. Brown
Tex
Fred Fries
For Sale A Nice Small Farm With House And Improvements
For sale a well improved farm range from 250 to 850 acres including house, good well and waterworks, fine barn and outbuildings. About 100 acres cultivated. Prospective buyer ideal for energetic family. Address J Reinhard Boerne Texas. 90 acres in cultivation plus 170 acres farm in Frio County with house, barn, water. near gin, store, school. John Bollows Realty Co Alamo St.
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Cibolo River
Floresville
Lecomte Realty CO
Gunter Bldg
S Mall
Reinhard
Boerne
Exas
W. B. Whitaker
Phone Crockett
Frio County
San Miguel Valley
Negert Tion
John Bollows Realty Company
Alamo 8
Operator Acquitted of Telegraph Dispatch Breach
Henry L Linder former postal telegraph operator was acquitted in General Sessions by Judge Wadhams. He faced a 1914 indictment for revealing a telegraphic dispatch from the Associated Press to the New York News Bureau via a private wire. The judge ruled the penal law section not violated since Linder was not an employee of the Globe AP nor in their confidence.
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New York
Henry L. Linder
Wadhams
Linder
the Globe
Postal Telegraph Company
Associated Press
New York News Bureau
Globe
Requiem Mass Held for Late Emperor Francis Joseph
A solemn requiem mass for the repose of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria was sung at 10 o’clock Friday morning at St. Joseph’s Church in San Antonio. The service was led by Rev. P. Schuetzer with Rev. F. X. Wolff and Rev. Joseph Jacobi as deacon and sub-deacon, as the Austro-Hungarian Society attended in a body.
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Francis Joseph of
Austria
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
San Antonio
Austro-Hungarian Society
Navy recruiting hampered by high wages and costs
Rear Admiral McGowan told the House naval committee that high wages ashore and living costs hinder Navy enlistment, with about 55 000 enlisted men now and 77 000 authorized. He noted many recruits support dependents and that re enlistments remain high. The report also cites rising fuel costs and plans for underground fuel oil storage at Navy yards.
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McGowan
Washington, D. C
House Naval Committee
Congress
Bluejackets
Harris
Business Women of San Antonio Form Suffrage Club
The Business Women’s Suffrage Club in San Antonio forms with Mrs. R. L. Sanford elected president and Miss Elizabeth Tynan as first vice president. Dues set at $1 yearly, meetings monthly on the second Thursday, with committees named for by laws, meeting place, and program planning.
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San Antonio
Business Woman’s Suffrage Club
R. L. Sanford
Elizabeth Tynan
Agnes Nelson
W. 8. Peyton
Lydia Barfield
James M. Young
Applewhite
Mattie Walthall Leman
8. D. Camp
Kate Bell
Ada Strawn
B. Souther
Marin B. Fenwick
Dan A. Leary
Lucy Maury Peyton
Edna Carter Lewis
Mollie R. Nelson
Maria B. Fenwick
Sylvia M. Rayburn
Harriett N. Leary
Mary Fish
R. C. Galbraith
Miss Templeton
Charlotte Strum
D. Camp
Helen Zucht
Mary B. McKenzie
Katie Bell
Sue Applewhite
Katie Hines
Ada M. Strawn
Port Arthur Telephone Girls Strike for Higher Wages
Port Arthur Texas workers on the Independent Telephone Company switchboards walked off the job demanding higher pay. Company officials said the demands would not be met and service was cut off.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Independent Telephone Company
Fire destroys Fortuna Broom Co factory in Beeville
A fire swept Fortuna Broom Company's factory, warehouse, and office in Beeville Texas last night, causing about 10000 in damage with only 1500 of insurance. Local fire crews fought the blaze but could not save the buildings. No injuries were reported.
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Beeville
Tex
Fortuna Broom Company
What He Wanted
Jack Malone habitually poaches on Squire O Grady’s estate and meets the squire early. Jack earns permission to fetch breakfast by claiming he is gathering food for his appetite. The exchange reveals a humorous misunderstanding over who is out for breakfast.
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Jack Malone
Squire O'Grady
Jack
Squire
England Honors Hen. Egg and Poultry Train Initiative
The London Globe notes the egg shortage crisis as railway authorities plan an egg and poultry demonstration train in eastern counties to improve transport of farm produce. It argues Danish imports have harmed the native article and suggests war may boost Britain’s economy in multiple respects.
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London Globe
Heggs
Boots with Thick Soles Prompt a Canny Remedy
A shoemaker fits a customer with boots and the buyer notes soles are too thick. The shoemaker retorts that once worn, the objection will wear away. The exchange showcases witty, practical trade banter from a past era.
City Food Conference Postponed Indefinitely
Fort Worth Texas November 24 Mayor Tyra and city commissioners postponed the state food conference indefinitely. They said the aim of the gathering is to inculcate economy rather than address prices. The meeting had been scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Duce
Tyra
St. Louis
Milano
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