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Jarvis Plaza, Laredo, Texas
No full textPhotograph shows view looking northwest with United States Post Office and Federal Building partially visible on far right.Caption:""Jarvis Plaza / Laredo, Texas.
International Bridge, Laredo, Texas, ca. 1930
No full textPhotograph shows view of the bridge looking southwest towards Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
Remains of International Bridge shortly after food of July 1, 1954, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
No full textPhotograph shows view of destroyed bridge as looking towards Laredo, Texas.Caption:""Int. Bridge. Wash out. by. Flood. 7-1-54.
[Arrest Warrant from Laredo]
No full textWarrant issued by the Laredo mayor's office to arrest "A. B." regarding complaints of abuse and insults levied by "M. M.
International Bridge, Laredo, Tex
No full textImage of the international bridge at Laredo, Texas.Recto: International Bridge Laredo Tex; 69 [circled] Verso: image printed upside down; postmark Laredo Mar 9 - 18 10-30 AM Texas; Two 1 cent postage stamps affixed; addressee Mrs Addie McNay 123 East Farming Marion, Ohio.; correspondence 3/3/18 Dearest Mother - This is a good picture of Int. bridge note guards and 2 flags upper one U.S. and lower Mexico. We are getting lots of fresh green vegatables [sic] very cheap and are using lots. Get an arm load of green onions for 5 cents. Marion makes wonderful wilted lettice [sic]. Awful hot during day but cool and nice at night. Reid [sic] good letter from Mother [?] and one from Fleet. Close with lots of love to all from brother, Dan
JUEZ DE LAREDO, TEX.
No full textRicardo Mainero, Jefe de Oficina Federal de Hacienda en Campeche, envía al Gral. PEC una carta que encontró en el archivo de su suegro, el Gral. Francisco Estrada, que le dirijió el Gral. Porfirio Díaz recomendando a Juan A. Valla, Juez de Laredo Tex. Aparece la carta firmada por Porfirio Díaz
The history of the city of Laredo
No full textIn presenting this thesis my objective has been to trace the history of Laredo from its founding to 1942, and to arrange this material in an order which will provide a convenient reference for the future. It is not my wish to imply that this is a complete history of the city of Laredo, bit it does include some of the cultural, historic, and economic influences that have developed the city
San Agustin Youth Band, Laredo, Texas, 1926
No full textPhotograph shows the band members, Oblate priests, and female sponsors of the school band. They are posed in three rows outside a building in the St. Augustine Church patio. Image taken on the day of the wearing of the band uniforms
Judge Abraham Ramirez and State Rep. Lauro Cruz
No full textPhotograph shows Abraham Ramirez, Municipal Court Judge in Laredo, Texas, and (on right) State Representative Lauro Cruz, District 23-5 of Houston, Texas
Train at station, Laredo, Texas
No full textPhotograph shows snapshot looking down track towards locomotive next to station
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