A New Katy Train to Pass Through Denton
The Dallas Times Herald notes Katy officials meet in Denton to set the schedule for a companion service to the Katy Flyer due to launch soon. D. M. Alvord W. S. George W. G. Crush and J. W. Walter attend. traffic rises prompting the new service to aid travelers. The homeseeker movement to the Southwest boosts Texas interest and prospective relocations.
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Dallas Times Herald
Katy
D. M. Alvord
Katy Road
Denison
St. George
St. Louis
W. G. Crush
J. W. Walter
Mr. St. George
Southwest
Hunt's Cure Guarantee for Itching Skin Troubles
For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has been sold with a strict guarantee to cure any itching skin condition. Fewer than one percent of buyers asked for refunds. The product simply works.
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Hunt
Unclear Pairings Highlight Local Notices
A list of names appears in a sequence of paired individuals, including R. F. Andrews with Zula Key and L. W. Peacock with Bertha Rose, among others such as Loy B. Sublett with Effie Ramsey and Warren Bell with Bessie Watson.
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R. F. Andrews
Zula Key
L. W. Peacock
Bertha Rose
Loy B. Sublett
Effie Ramsey
Warren Bell
Bessie Watson
Claud Cook
Lula Hope
Charley Howard
Tinnie Goodner
T. A. Vaughn
Marie Juliet Banke
Jim Dunn
Lillian Henderson
Hunt's Lightning Oil Aclaimed by Family Users
An old testimonial extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy. The speaker claims Grand Pop used it for rheumatism Ded for cuts sprains and bruises Mammy for burns scalds and aches Sis for catarrh and chilblains and the narrator uses it for everything and says it never disappoints. It supposedly “yanks any old pain out by the roots.”
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Grand Pop
Sis
Hunt
Campaign expense reports reveal $0.15 to $12.40 spends
City election expense statements show wide variety in amounts. Treasurer B H Deavenport spent 15 cents to have his name on the ticket. Other listed costs range from 1.65 to 41.65 dollars for various city roles.
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B. H. Deavenport
R. Ledbetter
W. B. MecClurkan
Wari
W. M. Turpin
T. G_ Paschall
T. M. Beaird
E. I. Key
T. M Jones
Ald
Ward
Jim Goole
W. L. Foreman
R. T.yerby
J. I. Mercer
W. F. Egan
New Buildings Proposed for North Texas Normal and College of Industrial Arts
The Texas Senate bill allocates 25,006 for a science building and 5,004 for equipment at North Texas Normal plus 2,000 for sewerage, with increases over last year. For the College of Industrial Arts an auditorium is budgeted at 35,090 and a heating plant. the CIAs requests totalsSum 75,000 for a building and 75,000 for a dormitory, though the latter is not in the Senate bill. President Work notes possible changes in the House bill.
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Senate
Austin
North Texas Normal
College of Industrial Arts
North Texas Normal— Science
College of Industrial “Arts
Ak i Gee
Williams Sentenced in Wife Murder Case
District Judge Clem B Potter sentenced Jobin Williams, a Black man convicted of wife murder, to six years in the penitentiary. The proceedings took place Monday afternoon as the last term of district court was written up.
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Clem B Potter
Jobin Williams
Min nis Drug Store Prescription Service Emphasized
Ad copy promotes Minnis Drug Store highlighting competence and modern equipment for prescription work. It stresses reliable service and professional care at the local drug shop.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Gainesville Fist To Play Denton Fiish Saturday
Gainesville High meets Denton at D A C Park Saturday at 3 30 pm. Cleburne High to return game the following Saturday. The locals feature star players and recent wins over Deatur High Cleburne and Southland University.
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Gainesville Fist
Gainesville High
Denton Fiish
D. A. C. Park
Cleburne High
Gaineville
Monkies
De@eatur High
Cleburne
Southland University
Swept Over Niagara and Kidney Warning Ad
A cautionary note links river hazards to kidney trouble and suggests Electric Bitters as a remedy. It cites a testimonial from J R Blankenship of Belk Tenn claiming a 50 cent bottle cured weak kidneys and backache. Local store J F Raley Co advertises the product.
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Bright
J. R. Blankenship
Belk, Tenn
J. F. Raley &‘Co
Taliaferro Offers Baseball Gear and Fishing Tackles
Local shop at Bicycle Store on the north side square sells baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle. Estes Hamburger stand on East Side. Lawyer N H Brown of Pittsfield VT endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for chills constipation and nervous headaches, praising them as essential family medicine. 25c at J F Raley & Co.
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W. A. Taliaferro
North Side Square
N. H. Brown
Atorney
Pittsfield
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Three Denton burglaries prompt six arrests
Denton county last week saw three burglaries. Six men were arrested, five confessed, one silent but suspected. Crimes struck Wheeler's store at Waketon, Mrs. Hawk's home east of town, and a carload of merchandise at Aubrey. Recovered goods included most items from the Wheeler store and the Hawk home. The box car burglar fled before authorities could net any contents.
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Denton County
Wheeler
Wakéton
Mark
Early Morning Fire Destroys Black Dry Goods in Cleburne
Fire in Cleburne, Texas damaged the Black Dry Goods Company store with flames and water, causing about 10 090 dollars in stock loss. Sales staff living upstairs narrowly escaped as their belongings were damaged. A drug ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders targets mothers, offering a free trial package by mail.
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Cleburne, Tex
Black Dry Goods Company
parroWly
Gray
Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
N.Y
Barn Destroyed at Gaston's Farm in Justin
Fire at L. Gaston's barn near Justin destroyed hay corn oats two buggies and farming implements with loss around 1000 and no insurance. Easter egg hunt held by Justin Sunday schools in Haugston pasture. L W Wright baby died pneumonia buried I O O F cemetery. Jno Cate left for Temple to work on steam shovel. Courtney family moved to Stamford. Donald delegates to presbytery and general assembly Denver. Rain boosted crops. frost slowed corn but not killed it.
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Gaston
Justin
L. Gaston
Gaston W
Haugston
L. W. Wright
Jno
Cate
Temple
Mr. Potter
J. C. Courtney
Stamford
B. F Donald
Presbytery
Valley View
Justin, .Jr
Donald
General Assembly
Denver
Dr King's New Discovery Miracle Cure Story
A Springfield NC merchant Geo E Blevens faced his son’s hopelessConsumption diagnosis from two doctors. After three weeks using Dr King’s New Discovery his son recovered fully. The ad claims it cures desperate lung diseases and offers 50c and 1.00 bottles with a trial bottle free.
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Geo. E. Blevens
Springfield
N.C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
J. F. Raley & Co
Classified Ad Test Prompts Record Chronicle Growth
A lighthearted note describes how classified columns in the Record and Chronicle expand as readers test ads. The piece encourages trying the ads to demonstrate their effectiveness and results.
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Record
Chronicle
Capudine Promises Quick Headache Relief at Drug Stores
Capudine advertised as the remedy for nervous headaches, claiming to clear the head and brace the nerves. The promotion urged readers to try Capudine and mentioned Estes’ Hamburger Stand on East Side as a point of reference.
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Capudine
Estes
Local News Briefs From The Club Pages
Born to Mr and Mrs Will Hammock a daughter at Ponder. Mrs P R Litsey slowly improving after illness. Frosts observed Tuesday morning with thin ice in places. Baby of Mr and Mrs Walter Stovall recovering at Paschall home. J E Schmitz buys Dallas home and will move family there. Mr Sehmis e named head of Southwestern agency for La Francitalte apparatus company. John Bibles the Fort Worth accused car thief brought to jail in the county. Thorne of Marquette visiting with two daughters at the Normal college and planning summer move. Mothers club kindergarten program set for 3:30 Wednesday with roll call and talks on control and Nature as Revealer of Life.
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Will Hammock
Ponder
P. R. Litsey
Walter Stovall
B. F. Paschall
J. E. Schmitz
Dallas
S3ehmise
la Francs Tite Apparatus Manufacturing Company
Mothers’ Club
Tig *Windergarten
Edwards
Stout
Dorcas Society Hosts Floral Wedding Event
The Dorcas society of thirst Baptist church entertained last evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs. L. D. Bolden with a refined program of music and readings. A contest titled A Floral Wedding created interest as guests were paired for refreshments by matching verses of a familiar poem. Daunt refreshments followed for numerous guests listed by surname and given names.
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Dorcas Society of Thirst Baptist Church
L. D. Bolden
Misses Freeman
McClurkan
Morris
Frances
Annie Minton
Parker
Myers
Midkiff
Masters
Hops Ns
Lucile
Katherie Long
Cooke
Altha
Bessie Ball
Borden
Craddock
Carney
Daugherty
Black
Hall
Robert
James Barnes
Moore
Roark
Freeman
Isbell
Boswell
Paul Baker
Guy
Brown
Mann
Dudley
Lee
Laurence McDonald
Founder of Cumberland Church to Preach Next Sunday
Rev Albert Rogers founder of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Rogers Chapel near Denton will preach there Sunday at 2 00 PM and 7 50 PM. He organized the church twenty three years ago and is visiting the congregation for services.
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Albert Rogers
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rogers Chapel
Denton
Princeville Man Uses Arnica Salve to Avoid Amputation
Facing potential gangrene after foot injury, L Bingham of Princeville Illinois refused amputation. Doctors warned he would die without surgery but he applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve and was nearly completely cured. It also treats eczema fever sores boils burns and piles sold 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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L. Bingham
Princeville
Ill
J. F. Raley & Co
Late personal items include visitors and health notes
J N Rayzor on business in Farmersville. Mrs A L Lane visiting son Claud Lane in Greenville. Mrs C W Geers improving after two weeks illness. Dr W H Hawley and Raymond C Gee of Pilot Point were here yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Graham of Greenville guests of his father A E Graham. Mrs Katherine Lefevre of the C J A visited Dallas and attended Bryan speech. EK Smith of San Antonio returned after visiting wife guest at G M Gentry home. Dr T McDonald, once at a medieval college in Memphis, Tenn., home for summer with relatives. Fred L McFadden attended Dallas meeting. J M Barrett will go to First Presbyterian church tomorrow.
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J. N. Rayzor
Farmersville
A. L. Lane
Claud Lane
Greenville
C. W. Geers
W. H. Hawley
Raymond C. Gee
Pilot Point
Wallace Graham
A. E. Graham
Katherine Lefevre
J. A
Frontier Asthma Company Trial Treatment Suggestion
An offer from Frontier Asthma Company invites at home trial treatment with full information and free of charge. The notice directs readers to Room 702 in Buffalo to obtain details about a supposed asthma cure.
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Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo N
Hunt's Cure Promises Skin Relief for Itching Ailments
For over fifteen years the product claims to cure skin troubles especially itching. It asserts success is due to effectiveness rather than advertising and guarantees one box will cure any case.
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Hunt
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Hall, Scruggs & Co
Yma
Kansas City
H. F. Schweer & Co
Blanks
Denton County National Bank
Good Bath
R. M. Mitchell
R. L. Horton
Hamilton & Yeatts, Tailors
McQuigg Shoe Store
W.R. Scott
West Side Square
A. G. McMath
People's Home Telephone CO
George Sheridan
Krum
Sam
DE Alrestaurant
Clarence Smith
Eastern Star Meeting
Fannie Buster
Olive Elder
Mesdames Barker
Ross
Martin
Hawley
Raymond Gee
Shades
John Williams
Estes Hambager
East Side
Estes’ Hamburger Stand
Evers Hardware Co
Pire
Enterprise Buggies
C. P. Poe
Wrives Insurance
John Bibles
Aubrey
Fort Worth
Bbles
J. l. Thorne
Marquette
A. A. Anderson
West Oak Street
H. H. Hardin
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