Argyle News Highlights Frost Damages Gardens And Local Games
Frost overnight lightly touched Argyle area with ice in spots but fruit crops spared. Wheat reportedly dwindling in some fields amid cool winds. Bartonville beat Argyle 18 to 8 in a Saturday basketball game. Local social news mentions visits, church services, and a successful Baptist church box supper raising funds for an organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Keith
Fort Worth
Eg Smoot
Justin
Bartonville
Bill Foster
Denison
F. P. Foster
Jon Simmons
Ben Tisdell
Pattie Richardson
Mattie Brown
Denton
W. F. Thompson
Grapevine
A. J. Alexander
P. B. Wade
Mr. Fullingim
Decatur
R. W. Fenton
Theo. Estelle of
Garza
The
Baptist Church
Lon Wilkerson
Near Justin
Lee Moore
Lillian
Temple
the Baptist Church
Worth S. Ray
F. F. Hill
Record and Chronicle Stop Waiting for a Buyer
Classifieds note a shift in attitude as the Record and Chronicle urge sellers to take initiative rather than awaiting buyers. The notice emphasizes proactive listings and timely postings to attract attention and close deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Chronicle
To Arkansaw or Bust Move Proves Wayward Wagon Tale
A West Texas mover’s wagon rumbling through Denton carried the banner To Arkansaw or bust in bold letters. The eastbound team sped along, evoking the old Texas or bust motif and a later joke about being busted, as the wagon rolled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Arkansaw
Bus
Denton
Texas
Bust
Krum News Briefs Report Social Visits Flooded by Dust
News from KR.M. Krum on April 26 notes Misses Mattie McClister and Nora Myers traveling for conference, families visiting in Slidell Fort Worth and Lewisville, and social entertainments at J E Padgett and Joe Oaks homes. A frost harmed gardens and corn, school building materials arrive, and several residents including Brent Wilkerson and Ethel Padgett visit Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr.m. Krum
Mattie McClister
Nora Myers
George McCormick
Slidell
M. T. Bale
Joe Oaks
Ethel
Viola Padgett
Denton
Hal Spikes
Reuben Butler
Krum
Brent Wilkerson
C. Hornsby
Lewisville
Cherry
Decatur
Henry Stout
Jackippe
Herman Johnston
Fort Worth
C. C. Cofer
Dye
Cooke County
Fred Barnett
Plainview
He Littl
F. A. Wright
Neff Clark
Earl Huffhines
Fannie Koiner
Earl Padgett
Odd Fellows
Walter McClister
Tinnie Harvey
Mrs. Wells
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed Cure for Constitutional Disease
Advertises Halts Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh claiming to treat the blood and mucous surfaces. Proposes a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges sending for testimonials from Toledo makers F. J. Cheney & Co. Also promotes Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Hall
Nature Ir
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Classified Columns Grow With Results Claims
Classified columns of the Recording Chronicle show growth as readers seek results and proof in ads. The excerpt notes emphasis on evidence to back listings and claims.
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Recording Chronicle
Acme Cement Plant Burned in Quanah Area
Brief item reports the Acme cement plant at Acme near Quanah burned with losses pegged around 39 000. The Rio Grande at El Paso is described as on a rampage and higher than in any prior season. The National Gunners' association estimates 14 000 000 acres of cotton will need replanting after the recent freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Aquile Cement
Quanah
Rio Grande
el Paso
National Gunners’ Association
Illinois Strikers Riot At Mt Vernon Plant
About two thousand striking workers at the Mt Vernon Illinois car works were blamed for dynamiting the plant and expelling imported strike breakers. Hallinger testified on Friday and labeled an attack on Secretary Ballinger by L R Davis as malicious. Ballinger denied any interest in the Cunningham coal land claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Mt. Vernon
Arg
Cotton Deliveries Break Exchange Records in New York
Notices announced the intention to deliver 200000 bales of spot cotton on Friday, almost the entire New York supply worth about 15000000 dollars. Additional cotton was en route from Southern ports for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cotton Exchange
New York
House votes to fix railroad valuations in bill
The House backed a rail bill section to fix physical valuations, aligning with Taft's opposition on that feature. An amendment allowing railroads to exchange transportation with newspapers for ads failed with few votes. Market notes follow with Liverpool, New York and New Orleans quotations and Fort Worth livestock prices.
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House
Taft
Fresh vegetables and fruits from LONG & KING
The notice advertises a wide selection of fresh vegetables and fruits available in the city with a call to phone LONG & KING for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Fresh vegetables and fruit line offered by A Gibson
A Gibson advertises a complete line of fresh vegetables and fruit. The note mentions two phone numbers and provides an address cue for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gibson
Senate panel opposes publicity bill for campaign funds
A Washington dispatch reports a Senate committee considering a bill requiring publication of campaign contributions ten days before and fifteen days after elections opposes the measure. It argues it would let newspapers rake candidates over the coals over contributor identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don’ant
Senate Committee
Washington Dispatch
Captain Fowler Returns From Nicaragua Action
Captain Godfrey Fowler, who recently took part in the Nicaraguan revolution, is now reported to be homeward bound.
Fort Worth Pupils Back Saner Fourth of July Plan
A large majority of Fort Worth high school students favor a calmer Fourth of July celebration with more patriotism and less noise, backing a saner approach to the holiday festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Fort Worth
Saner
Roosevelt Receives Ovations in Netherlands Homecoming
Col Roosevelt spent Friday in the Netherlands where he was greeted with widespread ovations as the public expressed pride in his Ancestry and bloodline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Netherlands
Dismissal of Ray Yard Workers Sparks Wage Clash
More than fifty white truckers and breakers at the Ray transfer yards in Denison were discharged by the Katy railroad after demanding higher wages. Black workers were hired to replace them, amid rising labor tensions.
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Ray Transfer
Denison
Katy
Lost and Found Ads Promote Record and Chronicle
A fragmented plea to advertise missing items with a prompt to use the Record and Chronicle for lost pieces. The snippet hints at mispunctuated notices urging readers to report or locate lost articles.
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Chronicle
Monument Planned for Black Mammies in Galveston Trade Meeting
In the Cotton Exchange at Galveston Southern men began a drive to raise funds for a monument honoring the old Black Mammies of the South. Tears filled the eyes of many as they spoke of the revered figures from antebellum times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Exchange
Galveston
Old South
Temple Commercial Club Offers Free Rent to Santa Fe
The Commercial club of Temple proposes the Santa Fe railroad occupy an eight story office building for 25 years at no rent if the company places its general offices there. Weatherford raises a $60 000 bonus for the new north and south railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nter Madely Temple
Commercial Club of
Temple
Santa Fe Railroad
Weatherford
New North Andouth
Gubernatorial Dates Hit Texas Campaign Trail
Judge Poindexter spoke in Athens on Friday and left for Weatherford on Saturday saying he knew little beyond his belief none of the prohibition candidates would withdraw. Cone Johnson denied any withdrawal agreement and said he would stay in the race until polls close July 23. Johnson addressed about 1,500 in Waco, Poindexter spoke to 400 in Athens, and C. B. Colquitt told around 600 at Abilene.
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Poindexter
Athens
Weatherford
Prohibition
Cone Johnson
Pla
Johnson
Waco
C. B. Colquitt
Abilene
Senate votes down Cummins amendment on railroad pooling
The Senate Friday defeated the Cummins amendment to a railroad bill aimed at restricting pooling agreements among railroads. Four absent Democrats McEnery Louisiana Smith Maryland Clarke Arkansas Bankhead Alabama left the vote, while Hughes Colorado was paired with Aldrich. A new Cummins amendment with similar aims and fresh points followed the defeat.
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Senate
McEnery
Louisiana
Smith
Maryland
Clarke
Arkansas
Bankhead
Alabama
Hughes
Colorado
Aldrich
Cummins
Local Notes From Garza and Lewisville Area
April 26 brief items record visits by Dr. E A Frechet in Denton and John Brumley of Lewisville, concert attendance by L Reese and Rupert Whitmore in Lewisville, and errands by Walter Long EB Cornwell Bert Nichols J E Park H Ray Geo P Elbert J M Sanders in nearby towns. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs J B Riley, a girl born April 20. A drowning of a child from Charley Johnson’s family is reported.
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E. A. Frechet
Denton
John Brumley
Lewisville
Messrs. Walker
Elbert Riley
Ow. L. Reese
Rupert Whitmore
Walter Long
EB. H. Cornwell
Dallas
J. B. Riley
Chas. Johnson
Bert Nichols
J. E. Park
H. Ray
Greenville
Geo. P. Elbert
J. M. Sanders
Waco
Rosebud
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G. T. Atcheson
J. B. Hodge
H. H. Clayton
J. W. Shaw
A. R. McGintie
Wiley Smith
Postoffice
Donnhower Block
Exchange Nat'l Bank
E. Oak Street
D. Mays
G. B. Collins
J. M Taylor
Welch Street
Mulberry Street
West Hickory Street
Normal College
S. W. Kanady
W. Kanady
Lone Star Marble Yard
Jersey
R. B. Wilson
Rowder
T. A
Robin
Michigan
Tom Rip
L. C. Smith
den— Ton Waven Wire Fence Company
W. Elbert
Tfe
Arkansaw Mill
Paul Ramires
Owsley Bldg
W. Oak St
W. E. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas
Brock’s Wagonyard
Dickinson & Co
San Antonio
Tex
J. W.skiles
M. L. Martin
Raley’s
Wells & Bass Ree
Denton Transfer CO
L. W. Land
Magill & Shepard, Tfe
Murphy
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
J. M. Gurley
New Phne
J. W. Fralin
South Side Square
R. R. Turner
West Qak St. Sarkness
Grover Campbell
Y. McQuigg
Moreman & Luster
Red Barn
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
JNO
B. Schmitz
Automobile Line
United States
Walter Billingsley
R. R. Bates
Denton County
Overland
Dallas, Fort Worth
Gainesville
R.ick. Bates
Bates
Kodaks
A. J. Fouts
West Oak Street
New
Elm St
Myléw
R. L. McCoy
Route 1
Roastoke
Wtf
Allie Wright
New Phone A Cp
P. Poe
Lod Qbertson
Liverpool
New Orleans
Miss Claie Paige
Cherub Devine
Boyland Co
North Court Square
Pak Dentition County National Bank
H. F. Browder
Lama Woran
Shanes
Mali
I. Summers
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