Were Married Yesterday in Kansas City at Bride’s Home
Sue Vaughn and D K Culp of the Southwestern Telephone Exchange were wed in a ring ceremony at the bride's home 141 West Highland. Rev. A D Rogers officiated. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned home in Ennis after a 12:20 train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Ks. Culp
The
Southwestern Telephone Exchange
Miss Sue Vaughn
V. Vaughn
West Highland Street
Sue Vaughn
D. K. Culp
AD. Rogers
First Christian Church
C. R. Hamilton
N. H. Rector
Lee Harwell
Bob McGinns
Margaret Jones
Culp
Ennis
J. J. Anderson
A. T. Butler
Knapp Monument Fund Seeks Denton County Donations
District Agent Ganzer of the Department of Agriculture aims to raise 100 dollars from Denton County to fund a monument to Dr. S A Knapp. By Saturday he had secured 50 dollars, not counting contributions sent directly from two colleges to the fund’s Washington treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganzer
Knapp Monument Fund
Department of Agriculture
Denton County
S. A. Knapp
Washington
Denton County Farmers Compete in Industrial Congress
Denton County sends 22 of 3 231 contestants to the Industrial Congress Farming contest with 201 counties represented. The event gathers delegates from across the state to compete for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton County
Industrial Congress
Fire at Oliver boarding house on Wes Oak street
A small fire at the Oliver boarding house on Wes Oak street at noon Monday caused minimal damage of about $5 to $6. A young man washing trousers in a bowl of gasoline ignited by a lighted oil stove caused the explosion, but the flames were extinguished by residents before firefighters arrived after a long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Oliver
Wes Oak Street
Stover Withdraws from Constable Race in Precinct 1
Tom Stover, candidate and incumbent constable jailer in Precinct No 1, withdraws from the race saying he cannot properly attend to both offices. This leaves George Watson and C. Sullivan as the remaining contenders after Ewan Hayne also withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stover
Mir
Stover
Ewan Hay Ne
George Watson
C. Sullivag
Daughter of Ed Mitchell Improves From Meningitis
A Lewisville report says Ed Mitchell’s daughter, who had meningitis, is improving and the outlook favors recovery. Barber's Grocery on Eas McKinney Street advertises top cash for chickens eggs turkeys and butter with pickup anywhere in the city. MARTIN & BARBER d&wtt
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Lewisville
Ed Mitchell
Barber's
Eas McKinney Street
Martin & Barber
D&wtt
Torrential Rains Cause Major Flooding in Denton
Torrential rain over twenty four hours flooded streets and washed out bridges in Denton. Small streams became raging torrents, the big ditch overflowed, fences and fences were washed away, and concrete walks were undermined. Streets and bridges along Bolivar North Elm and North Locust faced impassable conditions.
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Denton
Bolivar
North Elm
North Locust
Pecan Creek
Elm Fork
Hardware Offers For Seasonable Needs
A local hardware store invites customers to examine a selection of seasonable goods and consider pricing options. The ad emphasizes careful inspection of the items and competitive pricing to meet upcoming seasonal needs.
Insurance policy pitch in the Union Central Co text
The note offers a strong addition to your policies and invites a discussion on life fire cyclone or accident insurance. It presents the pitch as a pleasure to engage and suggests aligning coverage needs with Union Central Co. policy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bailey & CO
Union Central Co
J M Barrett Is Laid To Rest In Denton
J M Barrett longtime Denton resident and contractor died after a long illness at his West Hickory street home. Funeral services were at the First Presbyterian church with Rev F L McFadden presiding and burial in Odd Fellows cemetery beside his wife. Survivors include sons J C Barrett S W Barrett and Walter W Barrett and daughter Emelyn Barrett with his wife Katherine Hart Barrett also remaining.
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J. M. Barrett
Denton
West Hickory Street
Barrett
Venton
Kentucky
Belmont County
T Denton
Mr. Barrett
Ohio
Emelyn Barrett
Katherine Hart
Elizabeth Joiner
J _c. Barrett
W. Barrett
Justin
Walter W. Barrett
Fort Worth
Fist Presbyterian Church
F. L. McFadden
A.L. Banks
H. G. Adken
Odd Fellows
First Presbyterian Church
J C. Cot
H. F. Schneer
RE. D. Steger
C. Beall
A. L. Banks
R. P. Lomax
Messrs
A. Grant
B. Neely
Our 1.00 Gold Contest Ad Selection Preview
Readers are invited to submit ads and a prize will be awarded after publication. Judges will be chosen from participants to determine the winner.
For Forty Years Ad Warns Young Men to Save
Ned Milligan argues a daily dollar saved and invested at five percent becomes forty thousand dollars in forty years. He notes many quit work at sixty relying on a strike, and warns against waiting for luck, urging consistent weekly deposits to secure a happier future.
Breakage of Small Levee Triggers Mississippi Flood Panic
Associated Press dispatch from Memphis reports that a small levee on Bayou Gayoso broke causing panic as scores of families within six to ten blocks evacuated, moving household goods out or to upper stories of their homes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Memphis
Tenn
Missisippi
Bayou Gayoso
Woman Injured as High Winds Down Tent in Scurry County
A Storm last night toppled a family tent twenty five miles north of Snyder, breaking a woman's arm. Reports from Associated Press Dispatches cite three inches of rain and strong gusts affecting Sherman Paris areas with the same weather.
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Scurry County
Sociated Press Dispatch
Snyder
Here
Somaed Press
Sherman
Robertson’s Father Dies in Tennessee
Mrs Lod V Robertson’s father died in Fayetteville Tennessee after Mrs Robertson departed with her baby to be with him. She received a telegram Sunday and plans to return home in a few days with her baby, while Minnis drug store and Turner Bros advertise grocery and prescription services.
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Lod V. Robertson
Tennessee
Four Mayor Candidates Face City Election Tomorrow
Election day nears with four mayoral contenders, a heavy expected turnout, and voting sites in four city wards. Ward One at Lone Star Jaibie Co. East Hickory with G W Saunders. Ward Two at BF Pascual building with BF Pascual Sr.. Ward Three City Hall West Oak with Z T Kerley. Ward Four Donahower block with KB Neely.
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Pelis
Lone Star Jaibie Co
East Hickory Street
G W. Saunders
BF. Pas
Moon Bow Seen Before Sunrise Over Local Sky
Several residents observed a bow in the sky Monday before sunrise. The phenomenon appeared briefly with the moon visible, creating a moon bow as the sun had yet to rise.
Curtis' win hinges on Harmon depending on Trans Texas
April 1. Judge Ace Maxey received a letter from Judson Harmon headquarters claiming Harmon's nomination is virtually certain if he wins Texas and Nebraska. Maxey added that William Poindexter promised support to Gov Harmon and that his headquarters was busy with prominent Democrat callers.
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Harmon
Trnas
Dallas
Ace Maxey
Judson Harmon
Texas
Nebraska Hs
Maxey
Wm Poinexter
Gov. Harmon
Mrs. Calvin Holmes Out Of Danger After Meningitis at Temple
County Clerk Button reports by phone that Mrs. Calvin Holmes recovered from a severe meningitis at Temple and is out of danger. Her children who received preventive serum treatment are also able to be up.
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Hickory
Here
Krum
Clear Creek
Sanger
Elmfork
Histary
Pecan
Temple
Button
Calvin Holmes
Death of Mrs. John Griffin East of Lewisville
News of the death Sunday east of Lewisville reported for Mrs. John Griffin a well known young farmer's wife. The article warns of grip and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier with claims of nerve and organ restoration. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co. for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
John Griffin
Lewisville
J. F. Raley & Co
Rexall Orderlies claim relief for chronic constipation
advertisement for Rexall Orderlies promoting permanent relief from chronic or habitual constipation without laxatives. It states the medicine strengthens the bowels and nerves of the large intestine, offers various package sizes, and claims satisfaction or money back. Sold in Denton at The Rexall Store, O M. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Rexall
M. Curtis
Local Social Notes From Forney to Denton and West Texas
S. T. Higgins arrives from Lewisville. WP. Scripture returns from a ranch in West Texas. Miss Bettina Sowell visits home folks at Forney. Mrs. Wyllie Smith and children visit Dr. Bass in Terrell. Mrs. W. H. Kindred of Fort Worth visits the Harris family. Mrs. W. G. Cook and Fred Vaughn visit for the Vaughan-Cook wedding. A. T. Bates moves to Denton from Lloyd. Edwards, former city circuit traveler for the Record and Chronicle, now with Dallas-Galveston News, home for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Higgins
Lewisville
Scripture
West
Texas
Bettina Sowell
Forney
Dallas-Galveston News
The Blues Vanished With Dr. King’s New Life Pills
An old advertisement claims a sluggish liver fills the system with bilious poison and promises relief from the blues with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. It touts benefits for stomach liver and kidneys and lists J. F. Raley & Co. as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Claude Moore Dies Near Bartonville After Illness
Argyle April 1 Claude Moore aged 21 son of Matthew Moore died at his father's Bartonville home Sunday after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He spent much of last year in South Texas seeking health. Survived by parents two brothers and two sisters Mrs J McNel and Miss Ola Moore Clyde and Eliott Moore. Funeral Monday at home with interment in Shiloh cemetery.
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Record and Chronicle
Argyle
Claude Moore
Matthew Moore
Bartonville
South
Texas
J. McNel
Ola Moore
Clyde
Eliott Moore
Shiloh
Baylor English head Hargrove to resign June 5
Dr. Hargrove, head of Baylor University's English department, will resign June 5 to pursue study research and travel abroad. The move announced from Waco on April 1.
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Waco
Hargrove
Baylor University
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Door East Exchange
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L. F. Collins & Son
FOX Brothers & Company
Frontier Asthma Company
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Duggan Abstract Co
Lone Star Restaurant
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Will Locknane
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Knapp Fund
Denton Coun
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As. Line
Rove Stover
Prom Constable
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Harcourt & CO
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Record and Chronicle Printery
Locust Street
Evers Hardware
B. H. Deavenport & Co
Denton County National Fant
Ned Milligan
Venton County National Bank
Paris
Ociated Press Dispatch
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Turner Bros
Waterman
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Stroud
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Southewest Corner
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