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Denton Educational Day Parade to Feature 9000 Attendants
The upcoming Denton celebration centers on education with a May 4 event featuring a monster parade of city officers school trustees regents and distinguished visitors. Nearly 9000 attendees are expected across local colleges and schools amid a reception for visitors and plans to mark future anniversaries. In Mexico, Carranza’s rebellion grows as the governor mobilizes 70 000 with 25 000 warriors to back provisional presidency while rebels demand Carranza and oust Huerta Diaz Mondragon and Blanquet. The piece recalls three years since Diaz’s abdication and Madero Suarez translation and laments the long absence of sustained peace in Mexico.
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Denton business men favor second summer excursion series
The first trade excursion was highly enjoyed and likely to be followed by a second run later this summer. It helped expand Denton’s trade reach and brought local businessmen closer to county citizens and neighboring areas, showing how united effort can drive growth despite costs in time and money. Gen. Huerta's mailed fist seems
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Dr King s New Life Pills Ad
Sick headaches sour gassy stomach indigestion and biliousness fade quickly after taking Dr King s New Life Pills. They purify the blood and restore life and vigor to the system. Every pill helps every box guaranteed. Price 25 with recommendation by J F P Raley Ca.
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Turner Bros Ad Promotes Phone Orders for Groceries
Turner Bros advertises phones for ordering groceries and right goods. Customers urged to call now for service and deliveries.
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Tornado Insurance Urged As Heat or Fire Threat Grows
A persuasive insurance pitch argues genuine good insurance outvalues jewelry since heat smoke or fire can ruin valuables. It urges readers to call a representative now to discuss a tornado policy.
Married in Oak Cliff Texas Couple Pace Payne
M Pack of Haskell and Miss Mettie Kate Payne daughter of Mrs William Payne of Dallas were wed Thursday afternoon at 2 at the bride's sister Mrs Joe Fender's home in Oak Cliff. Only relatives attended including Mrs Payne. After the ceremony the couple departed for California and the Rockies, planning six months away. Pace is a prominent Haskell resident and has connections in Denton through his daughter Mrs Ed Waggoner.
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Christian Sunday change of hour at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church Sunday school will meet at 9 15 instead of 9 45 to finish before the 10 30 CIA program. A special streetcar will depart from the square after Sunday school. The Denton church leads San Angelo by 33 attendees in the contest.
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Lewisville News Briefs Include Deaths and Bylines
Mrs. Amy Heath, 22, wife of Ek L Heath, died Thursday evening. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Degan and survived by husband and parents and several siblings. Funeral services by Mrs HF Holley and W R McCarter. Attendance at Lewisville Academy rises, seats added since measles epidemic. M Copeland of Ellis County and Miss Grate Hunter wed at Rev H F Holley’s home. A son born to John Millee of Flower Mound. a daughter to Elbert Baggett. Round bale gin burned Sunday morning.
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Printers Strike Paralyzes Belgian Newspapers
Associated Press dispatch from Brussels reports a planned printers strike affecting about fifteen daily papers and several others in reduced form. Estimations cite up to $75,000 in wages lost as the movement spreads across provinces, signaling broad newspaper disruption. Also dated Hamburg reports Karl Hagenbeck, noted animal collector, died from snake venom effects after a seven year bite.
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Bar Special Draws Crowd with Safe Scoring Offer
A brief bar promotion invites patrons to visit for a safe, score friendly deal. The terse note markets a welcoming atmosphere and a simple incentive for customers to come in and try the offer.
From the Manger to the Cross feature at Denton
A Lubin comedy and a lineup of pub acts headline a Denton program. The showcased feature From the Manger to the Cross tops a day of afternoon and night screenings with multiple venues and a lineup of attractions. Baseball scores from Texas and Southern leagues accompany the bill.
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Shoe Advertisements Invite Careful Store Visits
City merchants urge readers to examine their stock and consider purchase offers. The paper presents shoe ads aimed at inducing visits to local shops and inspecting wares for potential deals.
Means of Getting a Better Pair of Shoes for Less Money
A report outlines strategies to acquire higher quality footwear at reduced cost. It discusses shopping patterns, discounts, and value-focused tips, highlighting how savvy buyers compare brands, quality, and price to stretch budgets.
Our City’s Call to Build Up Local Wealth
The piece urges residents to keep every dollar in the community to strengthen home welfare. It emphasizes spending locally to benefit the city’s future and its people.
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