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Bovorce
Record and Chronicle
Publihers
Texas Press Association urged active participation
April 15 1912 Denton Texas editorial notes the Wise County Messenger on the exchange table. Brownwood Bulletin editor Mayes says every Texas newspaper man should belong to and attend Texas Press Association meetings. Attendance benefits reporters and would strengthen the press as a state power.
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Wise County
Record and Chronicle
Temple
Texas Press Association
Mayes
The
Brownwood Bulletin
Texas
Free drag offers praised by county road overseers
The offer to furnish free drag tools to road overseers in exchange for use is widely endorsed. The Justa Tribune calls it the best court action in years, noting dragging after rain keeps roads in good shape and enables one man to cover long stretches daily. Local groups urge adoption and club support.
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Justa Tribune
Another Viewpoint On Turkey Trot And Grizzly Bear
A conservative perspective argues the Turkey Trot has its proper place much like the grizzly bear has for its habitat. The remark frames acceptance of both as context dependent.
Wheels That Go Round Don’t Revole on Axles
A concise reflection on the unpredictable motion of wheels that seem to spin beyond fixed axes or prescribed paths, challenging common assumptions about rotational motion and mechanical constraints.
Horse and water adage noted in colloquial proverb
A common saying observes that many cannot lead a horse to water. The remark highlights limits of effort versus recipient willingness in everyday life.
Budget may sway vase name and car choice across eras
The text notes pronunciation and terminology shift by cost and era, comparing vase pronunciation with the use of automobile terms. It suggests that value influences language preference, paralleling how "car" and "motor car" alternate in usage depending on context and time period.
Front Yard Makeover Costs Just Seven Dollars
A reader notes a front yard improvement costing only seven dollars, yet transforming appearance and boosting neighborly happiness. The piece urges homeowners to invest in upkeep to create a pleasant, livable neighborhood atmosphere.
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Fort Worth
Denton County Farmers See Record Grain Crop Forecast
Denton county farmer leaders report record grain sowing with oats seen as markedly increased. The discussion notes a dramatic rise in feedstuffs and diversification expected to boost farmers profits, signaling nationwide prosperity for Texas agriculture.
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Denton
Denton County
Texas
Fort Worth
The Danger After Grip Lies And Electric Editors
The damaged piece promotes Electric Letters as a tonic and blood purifier to strengthen nerves and restore health after a grip attack. It claims cures for nervousness energy and appetite, with liver and kidney support, priced at 0 and guaranteed by J. Fl Raley & 2 Pres W S.
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J. FL Raley
April Term County Court Opens Session
The April term of county court opened with most of the criminal docket disposed on the first day. Two pleas of guilty were entered for aggravated assault by Tom Strickland and Otto Price, fined $25 each. Several cases were continued or dismissed, with gaming cases moved for absence of witnesses. The next session will be in Nocona in October. Decoration day will be observed at the Alton cemetery on April 27 with community participation invited.
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Oaly
Tom Strickland
Otto Price
Gentle Price
Will Mays
Isom Bean
Ellsworth French
Elaie Wilson
Fred Wilson
Bogus Jones
John Boles
Clarence Tolan
Proud Medlin
Will Drake
Emil Cagle
Dowlas Beaty
Phillip Young
Tom Boston
Os Day Blackburn
Wilson
Osear Blackburn
Lee Young
Atfeimmeen
Tom Blair
John King
Clay Beejer
J. Trotter
Frisco
M. B. Gammer
Emma
Little Elm
Dallas
S. J. Flint
Jettie Held
Squire W. W. Baxter
Killa Baxter
Pilot Point
Denton
T the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Squire Baxter
Sesson
Nocona
Alton
Alton Cemetery
Change in Morita Presidential Term Proposed
Editorial argues to replace two four-year terms with a single six or eight year term to curb executive power and reduce partisan influence. It asserts a longer term would elevate the presidency and enable freer policy planning while diminishing patronage and distractions from business. The piece questions the nation of business men awakening to this folly.
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Progressives
Congress
Jackson
The Prodigal Testrethons and the Judge at Belle Plain
A courtroom parody unfolds as Judge Price visits Betty Malvoy in Belle Plain. The judge's ornate manners and liquor curiosity clash with Betty and Hannibal’s distress over Charley Norton’s death, while Hanna bial allies with the child as plans unfold. The scene previews deeper conflicts and a North Carolina departure.
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Bobbs-Merrill Company
Mahaffy
Solomon
Hannibal
Betty
Belle Plain
Steve
Slocum Price
Charley Norton
West
Tennessee
Mahaff
Hetty
North Carolina
Broad Acres
Arbour
Great Car Carnival Draws Crowd at CIA Fairground
April 22 drew a bustling crowd to the CIA fairground for the annual car carnival. Visitors enjoyed displays, rides, and vendor booths highlighting local automotive talent.
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Apri
Almost a Miracle Cure Reported for Coughs
A testimonial from W. B. Holsclaw of Clarendon Tevas recounts a severe cough that family feared to be consumption. After using Dr King's New Discovery, the brother recovered fully, reaching 218 pounds. The ad touts quick, safe relief for coughs and colds, priced 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial at J. F. Raley & Co.
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W. B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Tevas
Sviteh
J. F. Raley & Co.’s
Special Sunday Dinner at Ideal Restaurant
A Special Sunday Dinner is offered every Sunday at Ideal Restaurant. Patrons are invited to come and enjoy a meals in a welcoming dining setting with varied dishes.
Classifieds Come Alive with Daily Listings And Propositions
Local paper highlights vibrant classified columns refreshed daily featuring diverse propositions across categories. Readers gain exposure to new opportunities in housing jobs services and merchandise as listings line up with market demand.
Nunnally Liggett Allegretti Candy Makers Highlight
Three renowned candy makers present specialized product lines. Allegretti offers Fluffy Ruffles at 100 per pound. Liggett features assorted chocolates in three sizes priced at 85c 1.75 and 2.75. Nunnally showcases Pox Beautiful at 1.00 and assorted nut chocolates at 90c per pound.
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Allegretti
Liggett
Nunnally
SHERIFFS SALE IN DENTON COUNTY TEXAS
Sheriff will sell for cash at the courthouse door in Denton county on the first Tuesday in May 1949 before the court house door in the city of Denton as directed by a Dallas county district court alias execution issued February 17 1912 in case J T Case Threshing Machine Co v R A Thornton et al No 6222 C to satisfy the judgment.
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Court House
Denton County
Land description and foreclosure of Denton County parcels
Description details a land tract from C B Emmons and Henry White surveys in Denton County Texas, including metes and bounds and bearing references. The property, totaling about 208 210 acres, was levied to satisfy a judgment of 638.46 dollars plus interest and costs, in favor of R A Thornton. A second entry describes another Denton County lot in Block 29, plus Pecan Street, levied to satisfy a 525 dollar judgment with interest and costs.
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Denton
C. B. Emmons
Henry White
Denton County
Texas
N. B
Varas
KE. Corney
J. M. Lanier
J. H. McKinney
W. HH
F. L. Denton
R. A. Thornton
A. D
W. C. Orr
Sherif Sale in Denton County Texas Auction Notice
By order of sale in the case M C Griffith et al versus H R Oaks et al No 5416 the Denton County Sheriff will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in May 1912 at the court house in Denton Texas. The property described includes lots 8 9 7 and 8 9 in Block 29 Aubrey with metes and bounds starting at a rock on Main Street S side and Pecan St and running south 100 feet then 26 degrees.
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State of Texas
Denton
District Court
Denton County
Irs
M C. Griffith
H. R. Oaks
Schwiff
Court House Coo
Aubrey
Texas
Main Street
Pecan St
Denton County Sheriff Sale Set On May 7 1912
The Denton County Sheriff will sell by cash on the first Tuesday in May 1912 at the courthouse in Denton the property in question from the Millican versus Smith case No 5295. The land lies in Denton Texas being Lot 7 of a subdivided tract. 205 by 584 feet, levied to satisfy a judgment of 217.88 plus costs. The sale is directed by Clerk of the District Court.
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Nopior
Texas
Denton
Denton County
Alvin Hill
Ben S. Brown
Denton and
Aubrey 9
Jonathan Brock
August Franke
J.B. Gary
W. J. Sowder
W. CC. Lattimore
W. C. Lattimore
Ben S&s. Brown
Len
W. C. Orr
State of
L. T. Millican
L. M. Smith
Court House
E. Puchalski
J. B. Cox
L. Bailey
N. KE
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