Texas cattlemen face injunction over Osage pasture plan
Fort Worth reports that Osage Nation authorities in Pawhuska Oklahoma filed in district court for an injunction to stop Texas herds from pasturing or other use on Osage lands. If granted the move could halt about a million cattle entering the Osage Nation each season amid disease concerns. Texas cattlemen plan to contest the action.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Pawhuska
Osage Nation
Oklahoma
Texas
Simmon's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Cleanse
A vintage health advertisement urges cleansing the system of impurities to prevent fever and improve blood quality appetite strength and vigor through Simmon's Sarsaparilla. The tone mimics early apothecary claims and period marketing.
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Simmon
Sheriff Sale Notice of Denton County Property
The sheriff of Denton County Texas announces an execution sale of R R Bush's interest in land once owned by P C Bush. The sale covers multiple parcels totaling about 128 acres in Denton County and will occur on the first Tuesday in May 1909 at the Denton courthouse door for cash to satisfy a $295.17 judgment in favor of Alvi C Owsley plus costs.
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State of
Texas
Denton
Denton County
A. D
A.vin C. Owsley
R. R. Bush
A.D
Bing
Court House
Nton County
P. C. Bush
R. Daniel
J. T. Myers
J. Daniel
J. W. Shamblin
Alvi
C. Owsley
Apri
W. Co. Orr
Denton Country
County Court Docket for Four-Week Term Dates Set
The county court announced a four week term starting Monday April 19. Civil dockets include suits over debts damages and foreclosure with many named plaintiffs such as H H Harlin J F Harwell and City of Denton. criminal docket lists carrying pistol local option violations swindling and theft among numerous defendants and charges.
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H. H. Harlin
R. J. Wilson
J. Brock
Dental Press Brick Company
B. H. Deavenport & Co
Planers Gin Co
Julia A. Bailey
C. M. Cockerell
W. Kanady
J.F. Harwell
G. P. Cherry
Long, Turner & Co
J. E. Sharber
Home Livestock Insurance Association
Wilson Hardware Company
J. B. Ruddell
Geo. M
State of Texas
J. W. Day
John Brown
Ben Morris
Milter
Clarence McFarland
Joe Brown
George Housden
Henry Elliott
Luther Elliott
Walter Sandy
M. W. Foster
Tony Robinson
A. Zwicker
Windy Wallis
Guss Taylor
Frank Maddox
W. T. Downing
George Whitten
Monk Popinough
Zack Kennedy
Walter Knox
Dorris Hendricks
Less Tucker
W. Arneold
J. W. Durbin
Johny Cross
R. D. Darden
Charlie Lockhart
Sam Mass’e
Will Freed
Stop waiting for a buyer to come along adver tice
A short public notice urges readers to act now and place advertisements rather than waiting for a buyer to appear. It stresses immediacy in seeking responses or offers and emphasizes timely action.
Local Briefs Highlight Fort Worth and Oklahoma News
Wm Marshall was struck by a T P freight at Fort Worth and killed. The government will drop the Oklahoma land fraud cases. Prosecution costs for Gov Has kell and six others totaled 200000. Dudley hotel at Bowie destroyed and horse trader Jim Thomas likely buried. National rail panic cost 370000000 in gross revenue. Cooke county hogs sold for 7150 at Fort Worth. Crazy Snake rumor circulates. American League opened with Washington beating New York four to one and Philadelphia defeating Boston eight to one. Shibe Park opened with 300162 paid admissions and cost 5000005 to build.
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Wm. Marshall
T. P
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Gov
Haskell
Dudley
Bowie
Jim Thomas
United States
Cooke County
Crazy Snake
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Shibe Park
How to Grow Fat and the Mi o na Cure
An advice piece argues that thin people gain flesh when digestion absorbs nutrients. It promotes Mi o na tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach ailments, claiming it builds and tones the digestion for quicker relief. Sold by M. Curtig for five cents a box with a money back guarantee.
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M. Curtig
Cotton Loses Some of its Gain- Miscellaneous
Denton weather market notes report mixed cotton price ranges with Liverpool West New Orleans and local futures showing slight gains and steady spots. Fort Worth livestock figures list cattle hogs and calves with price marks. A Denton county sheriff sale outlines property for A A Brown in Blount addition. An ad promotes D D D skin cure claiming eczema relief via oil of wintergreen.
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Denton
Liverpool
Fort Worth
Eckhardt Ready to Take Charge of Waters-Pierce
Robert J. Eckhardt, state receiver for Waters-Pierce Oil, plans to assume control of the Texas property once the Supreme Court mandate is received. Officials indicate Eckhardt will base headquarters in Taylor, while the state weighs use of the expected $2,000,000 proceeds for projects such as San Jacinto battlefield beautification.
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Taylor, Tex
Robert J. Eckhardt
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Federal Supreme Court
Eckhardt
Eckhart
Austin
Eckhart of
Taylor
Waters- Pierce
Supreme Court
Dorchester
Counsl Perkins
John W. Gates
Gates
New York
San Jacinto Battle Field
Priest Admits Decision Is Final in Waters-Pierce Case
Judge Priest says the decision is final and irrevocable. He indicates the fine must be paid to avoid confiscation of Waters-Pierce properties in Texas worth over $1,600,000, with common sense favoring a smaller loss.
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Priest
ST. Louis
Waters- Pierce OH Company
Texas
Waters-Pierce case looms large with Texas penalty claim
In Austin on April 13 1909 Attorney General Davidson said a rehearing denial was expected yet the news pleased him and Assistant Attorney General Lightfoot who spoke of further work to implement the judgment. The state plans to place a Texas receiver in charge and collect penalties over 1 800 000 while awaiting the mandate. The outcome could yield Waters-Pierce Oil company assets and a major financial loss. Sheriff W C Orr of Denton County notes a foreclosure against T K Couch to satisfy a 522 debt with Bayless on record.
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Austin
Geveral Davidson
Lightfoot
U. S Supreme Court
Texas
Davidson Wll
Waters-Pierce Oil ‘Company
Sale Notice in Denton County Texas 1909
By order of sale from the Denton County District Court on May 4 1909 I will sell for cash at the Denton courthouse door the property of J R Speelman et al in Denton Texas to satisfy a judgment for 1334.15 and costs. The description covers a lot in subdivision 2 of a 640 acre survey deeded to John R Henry assignee of B B C R R Co Script 111. The sale is conducted by Sheriff W C Orr and is dated April 15 1909.
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State of
Texas
Denton
District Court
Denton County
Clersz
C. C. Daugier
McCook
Wyle
C Smith
A. A. Brown
J B Miller
W B. B. Smith
Court House
Couny
C. Daugherty
A. D
W. C., Orr
Tex
J. F. Raley
J. R. Speelman
State of Texas
John R. Henry
J. F.raley
W. C. Orr
SHERIFE'S SALE IN DENTON TEXAS A BUYER EVENT
The State of Texas Denton County sheriff sale to satisfy a court order in the case S A Bayless vs T K Couch. The sale takes place on the first Tuesday in May 1909 at the Denton county courthouse city of Denton. Property lies in Denton County Texas from the A Hill survey formerly owned by S A Bayless.
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Sherife
State of
Texas
Denton
Denton County
S. A. Bayless
T. K. Couch
Court House
A. Hill
H. Hoffman
Why Send Laundry Out Of Town Denton?
Local launders claim lower costs and faster turnaround, promising next day service. They emphasize keeping money in Denton and employing local workers.
Denton County Sheriff Sale in Krause vs Hooten Case
Public sale of two Denton County properties described as 120 acres from the Wm Daniels survey and a 4-acre parcel within Pollard Woodrome bounds. The sale is held for cash on the first Tuesday in May 1909 at the Denton courthouse, under court No. 4899.
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State of
Texas
Denton
District Court
Laura D. Krause
C. C. Hooten
Court House
Dan'els
Denton County
N. W
Wm. Daniels
E. T Broun
Pollard and Woodroome
Pollard and Woodrome
Property sale notice for Hooten et al judgment
A land levy describes the tract beginning at the Pollard and Wood line, containing 2 acres, levied as property of C. C. Hooten et al to satisfy a judgment of 4 557 48 dollars plus interest and costs in favor of Laura D Krause et al dated April A D 1909.
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Pollard
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