Sewage rules aim to protect public, not plunder plumbers
Mayor Bates defends sewerage regulations as safeguards against faulty work and high bills. Bonds for plumbers ensure first class results and strict rule observance. Copies of the rules are available free from the water works office. Chas Scripture returns from West Texas and Walter Campbell is home briefly. Estes' Hamburger stand advertises Elberta peaches at Crain's Grocery.
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E. F. Bates
Bates
Storrie
Water Works Department
Chas
Scripture
West Texas
Walter Campbell
Poultry Fanciers Plan Denton County Show
A Denton county meeting of poultry fanciers is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the courthouse in Denton. They aim to organize a fall poultry show, backed by the Merchants Association and local business supporters, with officers elected and committees named to arrange prizes venues and awards.
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Denton
Denton County
Court House
Merchants’ Association
Merchats
Texas
Minn's Drug Store Promotes Competency and Equipment
Have your prescription work done at Minn's Drug Store where competency and equipment are highlighted as the best.
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Minn's
Body of Somers Sent to Llano for Burial
The body of W. W. Somers killed by a train near Aubrey was loaded onto the southbound flyer on Thursday and sent to Llano for burial. A separate note mentions a shipment of Loose Wiles bon bons and local tamales at Estes and the East Side ham bager stand.
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Somers
W. W. Som
Aubrey
Llano
Crain’s Grocery
Estes
East Side
Denton Colleges To Receive 270400 In State Appropriations
The House Appropriations Committee proposes allocating 270 400 to Denton’s two state colleges for the next two years. College of Industrial Arts would get 98 825 first year and 40 575 second year, while North Texas State Normal College would receive 78 000 first year and 53 000 second year. The Senate bill largely mirrors the House plan.
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Appropriations Committee
Dentog
College of Industrial Arts
North Texas State Normal College
Norman
House
Senate
Rail switch engine to be discontinued after Saturday
Service cuts reported for the local yards with plans to discontinue the switch engine after Saturday night. Rumor among railroad men suggests the Garza flyer on a revised Dallas to Denison schedule, leaving Denton around 6 a.m. and returning near midnight. Local workers see no clear advantage but await confirmation of any move.
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Dallas
Preacher to Speak Twice at American Presbyterian
Rev. J. J. Moore of Lewisville will preach at the American Presbyterian church on Sunday with services in the morning and evening at the request of the Presbytery.
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J. J. Moore
Lewisville
American Presbyterian Church
Taliaferro Sells Baseball Tennis Gear at Bicycle Store
W A Taliaferro operates a shop selling baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle at the bicycle store on the north side square.
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W.A. Taliaferro
North Side Square
Airdome Nears Formal Opening East Of Kanady Building
Work on the Airdome east of the Kanady building continues with a formal opening planned in early May. Manager Renfro announces a summer program of alternating vaudeville and stock companies featuring top attractions from the Southern circuit. No advance in general admission prices is planned for stock acts.
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Airlome
Kanady
Renfro
City Hall meeting on committee reports and club formation
A meeting to hear committee reports, solicit members, and plan a permanent commercial club organization will be held at City Hall next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Attend to show interest in upbuilding the city and county.
Local social notes and travel reports from area towns
Frank M. Rayzor returns home from a four week West Texas trip. J. H. Paine of Argyle visits on business. Tom Johnson and Tom Rippy return from Jewett on business. Mrs. W. R. Stewart of Fort Worth visits her mother Mrs. M. M. Beard. Gilbert Gibbs and wife arrive from Justin, visiting friends. J. W. Sullivan back from Colorado City reports a dry West with no rain since last fall. Guy Witherspoon returns to Abilene and plans a May start for Witherspoon & Sons branch office. Superintendent George Pugn of the county farm, stricken with pneumonia, remains critically ill and no better.
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Frank M. Rayzor
West Texas
J. H. Paine
Argyle
Tom Johnson
Tom Rippy
Jewett
Guy Witherspoon
Abilene
Witherspoon & Sons
George Pugn
Pneumona
Frontier Asthma Company Trial Treatment Offer
An at home asthma cure promise invites readers to try a free trial treatment from Frontier Asthma Company located in Buffalo New York. The notice advertises no charge for full information and a trial program.
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Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo N. Y
Visit Estes Hamburger Stand Sparks 3-Lb Pie Grated Pins a Lobe
A fragment notes Estes hamburger stand and a 3-lb pie item labeled pinsa lobe with Crain's Grocer reference, suggesting a local food vendor feature in a grocery trade page.
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CRAIN
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Globe
Hall, Scruggs & Co
Ayr
Yiw
H. F. Schweer & Co
Blanks
Denton County National Bank
Good Bath
R. M. Mitchell
R. L.horton
Hamilton & Peatts
McQuigg Shoe Store
W.R. Scott
West Side Square
A. G. McMath
Beca
People's Home Telephone CO
George Sheridan
Krum
Estes’ Hamburger — Stand
Elberta
Crain's Grocery
Duggan & Duggan
Ideal Restaurant
Clarence Smith
Evers Hardware Co
Long @ Wilson ‘Kuppenheimer’’ Clothing
ICE
Fce
Garza Flyer
Denison
W. J. McCray
the Diamond Critic
Estes’ Hamburger Stand
H.H. Hardin
Co. Eas
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