Waters-Pierce Oil Co. purchase talks surface in Houston
Houston April 22 Manager Black of the Houston Oil Co. refuses to name a takeover date for the Waters-Pierce Texas property but steps to finalize the purchase are under way. Other papers are being gathered and a transfer announcement is expected soon.
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Houston
Black
Houston Oil Company
Waters- Pierce Texas
Remedy for eczema claims liquid cures skin disease
A Denton Texas notice promoting D. D. D. Prescription as a penetrating liquid treatment for eczema argues skin disease is caused by germs and proves salves fail. It states the formula blends oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine and other agents with D. D. D. Soap and reports itch relief within a minute.
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O. M. Curtis
Denton
Texas
Cotton Market Weaker With Mixed Open Close in April
Local market notes from Denton and Fort Worth report mixed cotton prices with open and close ranges across Liverpool Texas New York and New Orleans. Prices slid in May June and July August contracts while spots held at a narrow level and sales reached thousands. Fort Worth Livestock shows cattle and hog activity with steers and hogs trending higher and calves and cows steady to higher.
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Denton
Liverpool
New Orleans
GiPthe
Fort Worth
T. P. A. Meeting in Fort Worth Draws 300 Delegates
In Fort Worth Texas on April 22 over three hundred Travelers' Protective Association delegates gathered for the state convention after a parade. The welcome address was given at the Byers Opera house and a business session followed with secretary Brashear of Houston and D H Snodtrass of Brenham seeking the presidency. Galveston is expected to secure the next convention.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Byers Opera House
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Brenham
Galveston
Phillip Brin
Terrell
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Rusk
Jeff Davis County
Sapulpa
Okla
Praetorians
Abilene
Duncan Fletcher
Florida
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M. E. Church South
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Ada
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Duncan to be buried here tomorrow
Word came that W. F. Duncan, 27, formerly of Denton, died at Rusk. Remains shipton gat arrive 12:55 tomorrow and interment at the I. O. O. F. cemetery will follow. He was son of J. H. Duncan and nephew of David Nichols, both former Denton residents.
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Rusk
W. F. Duncan
Denton
J. H. Duncan
David Nichols
Nebraska families seek new Texas location
J. M. Coleman of Omaha Nebraska visits Texas with a group of Eastern Nebraska families looking for relocation. He was shown around by local real estate men and expressed high satisfaction. Coleman will report back to his party on returning.
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J. M. Coleman
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Texas
Coleman
UPHOLD UMPIRE IN FINING BASEBALL PLAYERS
In Houston on April 22 President Allen of the Texas league fined San Antonio manager Leidy and second baseman Alexander $25 each and suspended them until payment. The penalties followed their refusal to leave the ballpark when told by Umpire Shuster, resulting in forfeit of the game before a large crowd. Allen affirms the referees’ ruling.
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Allen
Texas League
Fineq
Leidy
Alexander
San Antonio
Shuster
Aged Texarkana Man Dies En Route Home
Joseph Swind aged 52 a prominent Texarkana citizen died on a Colorado & Southern train near Waleenberg Colorado while trying to reach home from Pueblo. He refused to abandon the trip despite the conductor’s objections saying he would get home alive or die on the way.
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Tex
Joseph Swind
Colorado & Southern
Waleenberg
Col
Pueblo
Swind
Snow overtakes Amarillo in heavy rain to snow storm
Reports from Amarillo Texas on April 22 describe a shift from rain to a heavy snowstorm after twelve hours of precipitation. The notes recount local movements, business activity, and town developments including new brick building foundations, water mains, and a planned fire plug at the square corners.
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Amarillo
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Texas Railroads Fight ICC Over Cotton Rates
Texas railroads battle the Interstate Commerce Commission in St Louis to block ICC rates on cotton shipments from Texas and Oklahoma to northern points. The railroads presented extensive statistics claiming the rates are unprofitable.
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ST. Louis
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Oklahoma
Orient Railroad Track Laying Reaches San Angelo to Colorado
Track laying began in San Angelo Texas on April 22 with material sufficient to reach Colorado. Freight and passenger stations are being erected as the project advances.
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San Angelo
Tex
Orient Railroad
Colorado
Hunt’s Cure Promises Skin Trouble Relief
For over fifteen years Hunt's cure has treated itching skin conditions. The product claims success stems from actual results, not advertising, with a guarantee that one box will cure any case.
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Hunt
Argyle News Briefs Echo Light Rain and Local Visits
A light shower fell this morning but dry ground remains. Locals and visitors include Mrs. Mary Spears and children from DPDnton, Mes Ethel Dalton of Denton, Mrs. Mary Robinson in Denton, Mrs. Mam e Fenton in Denton, Bartonville visitors Barton of Decatur, Joe Young and Bud Taylor from Denton, and many others from Denton and nearby towns. The Ladies Home Mission group shifted its meeting to Thursday at the Methodist church. The I O O F lodge sent three initiates to Bartonville. Multiple residents, births, and social events fill a quiet week in Argyle and surrounding areas.
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Dpdnton
Mes
Ethel Dalton
Denton
Lille Nowlin
Mary Robinson
Mam'e Fenton
Dentor
Wey. Barton
Decatur
Joe Young
Bud Taylor
Home Mission Society
Lon Wilkerson
Near Justin
Jess Boyles
Jos Howser
O. F. Lodge
Bartonville
Odd Fellowship
W. H. Robinson
Smithville
Albert White
Apri
Louis Patterson
Lee Moore
Walter
Okla
Vada Fullnagim
Maude Lawrence
Lillian Bradley
Eva Mills
Notice to creditors of Denton Interurban and Power Plant
The district court of Denton county Texas orders creditors of the Denton Interurban and Power Plant Company to file verified claims with the court clerk and present them for allowance within sixty days from February 22 1909. Unpresented claims will be barred. EDF Bates Receiver.
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Denton Interurban and Power Plant Company
District Court
Denton County
Texas
Edf. Bates
Ow, &T
Elevator under construction at Smith Wiley Co gains third story
Willis Ready, formerly of Denton, visits his brother F M Ready in Sanger while work on the Smith Wiley & Co elevator advances to the third story and the engine house is finished. The town notes burglaries at the G C & SS F depot, missing items, and local residents’ health and travel updates.
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D. Ready
Hollis
Okla
Ready
Lewisville
W. B. Ready
Enid
Charlie Ready
Gainesville
Tom Kirby
Ringgold
Parker
Jas
G. Wright
Denton
Dudley
Meredith Sullivan
John Sullivan
Fort Worth
Ed Meek
New Mexico
Fay Parker
Denton Normal
Kate Taylor
The
Industrial College
Lucian Hale
Oklahoma City
Roy Brockman
San Angelo
Route chosen for West Texas Auto Endurance Race
Denver announces the International Automobile Endurance Race route through West Texas to Mexico City 2500 miles long. The route includes Amarillo Plainview Lubbock Big Spring San Angelo Sonora and Eagle Pass with about fifty cars expected and all major manufacturers to be represented. An exact road-starting car will be selected next month.
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Mexico City
Amarillo
Plainview
Lubbock
Big Springs
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Sonora
Eagle Pass
Local Notes From Lewisville April 19
Mr and Mrs Jas Cobb returned to Memphis. Miss Mollie Cowan of Oak Cliff spent Tuesday with J O Cowan. J W Degan came back from Blossom. Bourland moved family to Oak Cliff. Mr and Mrs A H Frederick and son returned to St Louis after visiting B L Spencer family. Mrs John Wood and daughter of Denton visited her parents. L P McCombs was in Dallas Saturday. Mrs Hendrix Knight and children went home to Grapevine. Mrs Ruth Bradley and daughter Trisba returned from Beaumont. U S Ready returned from Blossom. M D Fagg was in Dallas Friday.
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Denton
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Gainesville
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C. W. Orr
Anna Duncan
Frank Ross
Lewisville
Jas. Cobb
Memphis
Mollie Cowan
Oak Cliff
J. O. Cowan
J. W. Degan
Blossom
L. P. McCombs
Dallas
Hendrix Knight
Grapevine
Ruth Bradley
Trisba
Beaumont
U. S
Ready
M. D. Fagg
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as relief for feet
Foot powder relieves painful smarting and growing nails and soothes corns bunions Thus tight shoes feel easy It cures sweating callous swollen tired feet Trial package free Sold by druggists and shoe stores mail order 25 cents Allen 5 Olmsted Le Roy N Y
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le Roy
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Capudine Headache Remedy Ad Spot
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Liquid pleasant to take and acts immediately. Available in 1c, 25c and 5c size at drug stores.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold By J F Raley Co
Pittsfield Vermont attorney N H Brown endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a trusted family medicine for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache. Sold at J F Raley & Co for 25 cents.
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Pittsfield
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
How to Grow Fat by Digestion Tonic
The article asserts thin people gain weight only if digestion works. It promotes Mi-o-na tablets to cure indigestion by building and toning the stomach and related organs. O. M. Curtis sells Mi-o-na at 50 cents a large box with a money back guarantee.
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Colds and Grip Hick's Capu chine Remedy Ad
Hick's Capu chine promises fast relief from colds and grip with relief of feverishness and aching. The liquid falls to effect immediate cure of the cold and restore normal conditions. Available in 1c 25c and 60c at drug stores.
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Aged Widow of General Harrison Injured in San Antonio Fall
Relatives travel from Waco to San Antonio after Mrs Henry Harrison age 89 fell and broke her hip while visiting there. Widow of General James E. Harrison doctors say injury likely fatal.
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Henry Harrison
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Picnic called off due to decoration day proximity
News from Little Elm lists events and visits including Miss Georgia Short from Denton visiting her aunt Mrs. Stover, Mrs. Maud Turner lecturing, a junior baseball box supper for a outfit, and several residents traveling to nearby towns. A Frisco wedding of Miss Jessie Robertson and Frances Malone is noted.
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Sam Rector
A. W. Martin
Jap Coberly
Tom Butler
Youing County
Joe Smith
Near Krum
T. Button
Earley Wilkins
Owisville
Jessie Robertson
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Frisco
Bien
Why Send Your Laundry Out Of Town?
A local laundry service promotes keeping money in Denton by offering one day pickup and next day return, employing Denton residents and spending locally.
Tornadoes Strike Texas Towns Across Wide Region
A tornado system swept through multiple Texas communities causing structural damage and fatalities. In Detroit two houses fell and a Black girl died. at Deavenport Lamar County six Black homes were blown down with another Black girl killed. RiCardson Baptist church in Dallas County was demolished and Jim N Arbuckle died near Oglesby Coryell County. Caddo Mills reported several buildings damaged.
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