Official Count of Recent Primary Returns
The document lists official counts for numerous county offices and positions from a recent primary. It includes votes for United States Senate candidates, Congress, county judge, attorney, clerk, district clerk, tax collector, tax assessor, sheriff, county treasurer, superintendent, and various precinct officers with vote totals for each candidate. It notes names such as Culberson and Veale, plus local officials like Zumwalt, Mays, Kelly, and Durbin, among others, with precinct results and percentages implied by totals. It ends with a brief obituary remark: the infant son of W J Franklin died Sunday at home on Boane Elm Street, funeral pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. Culberson
Congress
W. Veale
JH. Stephens
A. W. Walker
W. L. Blanton
F. Hill
Worth S. Ray
W.C. Dickson
Lee Zumwalt
S. H. Hoskins
Mays
M. P. Kelly
Oscar T. Button
Walter L. Buster
W. EB. Durbin
HH. V. Hennen
Oo. L. Hamilton
Co. L. M. Crowder
Sam Hawkins
K. McKelvy
EK. Miller
W. C. Orr
D. M. Reeve
J. W. Beaty
Democratic Executive
F. Bates
J. C. Selman
John Sparks
J. W. Stuart
J. BE
Buster
Jack Christal
J. Be Coleman
Wor
B. F. Davis
J. M. Gary
J. E. Smith
Wm. McCormick
G. H. Watson
JA. Young
J. C. Brownlow
G.A. Wells
Justice of Peace
C. Barton
Wae D. Wallace
R. McNabb
A. Cc. Henderson
Me. Wy. Ratliff
J. W. Kemp
E. Isom
T. BE. Wood
J. H. Wilson
R H. Clark
J.P. Kirkman
D. M. Beauchamp
R. H. Ezell
W. T. Wilson
T. Tatum
S. Ti. Bothwell
Justice
of St
F. M. Ready
Porogg
W. J. Franklin
Boane Elm Street
Denton County Democrats Back Prohibition Submission
The Denton County Democratic convention endorses submission of the prohibition amendment and urges representatives to push it in the Thirty-second Legislature. Delegates and officers are named, with committees formed to select delegates to state and congressional conventions and to draft resolutions supporting democracy, tariff votes, and constitutional prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Smith
EB. Cocanougher
J. W. Medlin
T. L. Mullins
W. B. Montgomery
Baxter Wilson
8. Reynolds
J. F. Hills
Hill
House
Senate
Colquitt
Denton County
Texas
Austin
West Pilot Point
Henry Selz
Tom Wright
Joan Cleve
BE. C. Barton
J. D. Wallace
W. A. Upchurch
Justi
J. A. Harmonson
Edgar Turner
J. W. Caullins
Denton
B. F. Paschall
G. P. Davis
E. Conenough
P. C. Withers
I. D. Ferguson
Dick Huffhines
T. J. Simmons
Dee Price
Dento
J. C. Parr
E. ©. Smith
A. C. Owsley
T. Bottorff
J. N. Rayzor
G. B. Collins
W. L. McCormick
E. T. Broun
B. H. Deavenport
J. W. Underwood
Jno. Allen
Ward
L. J. Davis
Chas. Mays
E. H. Crain
W A. Taliaferro
G.W. McNiel
G. W. Ballard
F. M. Bettorff
R. J. Wilson
G. M. Hopkins
L. Fulton
J. L. Cagle
Parvin
A. M. Bush
Louis Rue
Floyd
W. K. Miller
S. I. Reynolds
Kh. L. McReynolds
East Pilot Point
J. M. Jones
L. G. Belew
R. Blumberg
W. D. Burks
J. M. Pickel
G. B. Morrison
C. B. Gray
Garza
Geo Durham
V. Pee
Ty F. Saceages
Blount
Prof
J. C. Roark
J. Barton
A. Gunneils
T. G_ sini
Fowler
R. Phillips
Smith
R. H. Hopkins, Jr
A M. Bush
G. T. Boyd
R. H. Hopkins
És. J. Bottorf
Vr. J. Henderson
R. R. Hollewa
R. H. Hopkins, Sr
Jno
Harmonsen
Ed F. Bates
Uebron
Bolivar
J. Nance
R. R. Hollowna
F. O. McReynolds
Sanger
J. Gober
Lewisville
P. R. Hyder
Waketon
A. M. Buckner
Slidell
G. Milliken
E. F. Bates
F. F. Hill
W. E. Atkins
Worth
Ray
TF. L. _Jullins
A. J. Nance
H M. Russell
BE. Cocanougher
Cha* Mays
P. J. Henderson
W. G. Kimbrough
J. W. Med
Mays
G. W. Harmonson
E. M Rucker
le Court of Civ Appeals
J. W. Sullivan
R. H. Bates
S. M Bradley
A UG
Parr
Edwards
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Galveston
Denton Ton County
Avor Og
Minnis Doing Business for Your Health
An old advertisement asserts Minnis runs a health focused business offering quick prescription delivery and expert drug discrimination. It promotes physician trust and patient confidence with long experience and no extra delivery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
Soth
J. A. Minna's Prescription Druggist Thirty Years’ Experience
J A Minna the prescription druggist with thirty years of experience offers trusted pharmaceutical care and compounding services. He provides personalized attention, maintains a full stock of medicines, and emphasizes customer health through professional guidance.
Amputation Follows Runaway Crash Near Little Elm
Ponder man P. B. White had his leg amputated above the knee at Denton sanitarium after a runaway accident near Little Elm days earlier. His companion, driver Yeatts, was bruised but unharmed though the crash left White severely injured and weakening as gangrene set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
B. White
Ponder
White
Little Elm
Mr. Yeatts
Late personal notices list numerous local visitors and travels
A long late personal column records dozens of residents and guests visiting or traveling. Names include Tom Rector George Goode J. W. Gary Wm Burrow John Parker D B Crouch Luther Smith Snerify Orr Mrs J O Garrett Claude Davidson Eva Long Ara Ganit and many others. Visitors head to Corinth Ennis McKinney and Elk, while others return to Grapevine Fort Worth Ardmore and Canadian. Several trips note family reunions and business visits as Crop conditions and health are briefly touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rector Ig
Slide
George Goode
Slidett
J. W. Gary
Dallas
Burrow
Stony
W. D. Ryan
Corinth
John Parker
Lewisville
D. B. Crouch Og
Sanger
Luther Smith
Ennis
W. C. Orr
Roanok
J. O. Garrett
McKinpey Teaay
Claude W. Davidson
Carrie Saugart
Fort Worth
Ralph Bruce
W. H. Bruce
C. P. Pruett and Son
Montecon
Ala
J. A. Pru
Daffan Lecture Honored by Denton Daughters of Confederacy
Mrs A L Banks hosted a Friday afternoon reception for Miss Katie Daffan who lectured at the chautauqua. The local Daughters of Confederacy chapter named in her honor featured speakers and planned a monument to Confederate soldiers from Denton county. Miss Sue Withers sang and Miss Daffan performed a Southern medley as punch and ices were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Banks
Katie Daffan
Chautauqua
Order of the Daughters of Confederacy
Denton County
Honest Goods at Honest Prices in Oak Cliff Sale
Advertisement from Long & King promoting groceries at fair prices from a brick building in Oak Cliff. Mentions Denton county blocks and farms valued at $15,000 and urges customers to call for guidance on orders. Includes contact lines for Sons & King and a Denton Trust Company reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Cliff
Denton County
Denton Trust Company
Denton County Home Relief Association
W. L. McCormick
O. Beall
Denton
Texas
Roanoke Children Reach Denton After Pony Ride
Allison Christal and Frank Horren, eight year old Roanoke boys, rode a pony to Denton from Roanoke. They left their names at 2 p m and arrived about 6 p m, covering eighteen to twenty miles in under four hours on a hot day. An inquiry opened. Jack Christal retrieved them Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Christal
Frank Horren
Roanoke
Rooanoke
Christal Lad
Denton
Jack Christal
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Cold and Cough
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina suffered a severe cold then found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery. Pitt claimed one bottle cured him and praised the medicine as the best remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Mt. N. C
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Fort Worth bread finds at ideal Restaurant visit
A reader notes Fort Worth residents should visit the ideal Restaurant for bread, and to call bot ones 434 LONG and KING Grocers when hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Infant son of L. J. Bullard dies near Argyle
Bertrance Bullard age ten months and four days died Sunday afternoon after a period of illness. Burial will be Monday afternoon at the Odd Fellows cemetery near Argyle for the farmer L J Bullard’s child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Bullard
Argyle
Bertrance
L. J. Bullard
Odd Fellows
Large Crowd in Town for First Monday Trade Day
A big crowd gathered on First Monday, with farmers reporting good business for merchants on the square. Merchants say farm products are moving, though rain is needed in many parts of the country.
Normal College Students Return After State Exam
About 240 students left the Normal College Friday after state examinations. Miss Boylan traveled north Saturday while Miss Moore visits Tennessee for vacation. Mrs McCracken heads home to Glasgow Kentucky for the summer. Lindville Smith and King will assist during vacation with Lindville occupying a Hodge house, Smith at Miss Clark's home, and King in the Faculty Lodge. Free groceries advertised at low prices. Beth phones 44.
Hotel Arrivals at the New Oatman
A list of guests checking into the New Oatman includes J. F. Warnell and Mrs Warnell of Naples, H. F. Burks of Aubrey, Geo Kidd and F. M. Ballard party in Dallas, S. G. Ballew and W. T. Upchurch from Pilot Point, J. M. Jones and R. Barton of Nashville Tennessee, T. M. Rippy, Dee Price and J. H. Garnett among others in Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oatman
J. F. Warnell
Naples
Mollie Warnell
H. F. Burks Aubrey
Geo
C. Kidd
Dallas
F. M Ballard
S. G. Ballew
Pilot Point
W. T. Upchurch
J. M. Jones
H. Selz
R. Barton
Nashville
Tenn
T. M. Rippy
Dee Price
City
J. H. Garnett
Gaines
T. C. Brown
Bowie
Ben L
Graves
Anna
Ideal Restaurant advertises 14.¢ bread loaf
An advertising line touts the Ideal Restaurant selling a loaf of bread for 14.¢ as a price feature. The brief copy emphasizes value and the restaurant offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Restaurant
Electric Bitters Cited as Cure for Malaria on Panama Canal
Life on Panama Canal brought malaria with chills fever and weakness. Electric Bitters claim to destroy germs cure malaria troubles and stomach liver and kidney issues. Wm A Fetwell of Lucama NC says three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and health has been good since. 50c guaranteed by J Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Wm. A. Fetwell
Lucama
N. C
J. ¥. Raley & Co
Elbert to Open New Business on West Oak Street
G. W. Elbert is installing a wooden sign on West Oak Street and plans to open the business next week. The project signals upcoming commerce in the neighborhood with a new storefront ready for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Elbert
West Oak Street
Oklahoma ear corn price and oats with bags
Oklahoma ear corn priced at 65 cents with oats and oat bags listed by FP Witherspoon and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Witherspoon & Sons
Contractor Gurley Wins West Hickory Sidewalk Contracts
Contractor Gurley secures numerous contracts for concrete sidewalks on West Hickory street. The work will extend from the square toward the normal college, with walks planned in front of the houses of M. S. Stout, B. Neely, J. M. Barrett, L. V. Roberson, and Dr. J. W. Fralin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
West Hickory Street
Normal College
M. S. Stout
B. Neely
J. M. Barrett
L. V. Roberson
J. W. Fralin
Milling Firm Reported in Early Morning Incident
A milling company in the town faced a reported incident at 7 AM involving Botaphon workers. Emergency responders arrived on scene to secure the area and assess injuries. Further details were not disclosed.
Wheat acreage to rise in the Stony area says Simpson
W. B. Simpson reports a substantial increase in wheat acreage near Stony for the coming year. He plans to personally manage the crop by reducing tenant farming two families and finishing field stubble work himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. “Simpson
Stony
Lawdy
Uvalde Honey Offered in Buckets and Bulk at Turner’s
Local ad notes Uvalde honey available in 12 inch buckets or bulk quantities at Turner's with two phone numbers for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner’s
Grocery Pill Month Promotion From 44 Long and King
The notice advertises a grocery promotion for the month with emphasis on customer satisfaction and service from the LONG & KING store, inviting shoppers to visit and take advantage of the deal offered in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Marriage License Granted to W. Erwin and Myrtle Jarrow
A marriage license was issued to W. Erwin and Miss Myrtle Jarrow, formalizing their intends to wed. Records show the couple obtained the license in the county clerk office without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. W. Erwin
Miss Myrtle Jarrow
Are you hungry King 44. Long and King grocers
A brief notice from Long and King grocers advertising goods and services with a friendly prompt about hunger. Names of the store and partners are presented as a short marketing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Long & King, Grocers
Hobson child ill with typhoid south of town
Ruth Hobson, young daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Hobson, is reported to have typhoid fever south of town. In Friday's ball game Krum defeated Justin 8 to 6. A return game at Justin Saturday ended with Rhewuis playing. An affray in a south side business house Saturday led to fines for Joe Mercer and J W Moreland totaling 14.45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
J. B. Hobson
Krum
Justin
Krum Boys
Rhewuis
South Side
Joe Mercer
J. W. Moreland
R. E B Lee interior changes under way
Work has begun on interior alterations at the R. E B Lee school to create more study space next year. A few chancs will be made to provide additional room for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E B. Lee
Mother's Bread Inspires Ideal Restaurant Collaboration
A collaboration bridges Mother's bread with the Ideal Restaurant celebrating a pastry milestone. Cooks from both kitchens plan a shared menu featuring iconic loaves, fostering cross promotion and local dining synergy.
Venturesome Fox Terrier Travels From Roswell to Fort Worth
Mrs J Al Hann’s fox terrier Blondy followed her on a Roswell bound train unseen by staff. The dog rode to Fort Worth then returned with baggage man care. Blondy arrived on the 9:40 train to meet Mr Hann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Mr. Hann
Classified advertisement pricing note
Advertisement pricing details for the Daily and Weekly papers note a 4 cent per word combination rate. A 10 word ad costs 40 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian
Shoe Store
East Side Square
J. W. Jagoe, Jr
Wilson
Maze
Ben Key
Prop
Peoples’ Home
Pee Man
Wrontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Anna Belle
J. A. Minnas
Lieg
P. B. White
Ponder Amn
Hienton Sanitarium
Mound City Paints
M. KR. Gilbert
J.T
F. M. Bottorff
Geo. W. Harmonson
Colorado Springs
Percy Herbert
Tallulah
J. J. McCook
T. A. Ball
Eastiang
Colorado
A. Lyon
W. R. Scott
Ardmore
Clara Dean
Normal
Grapevine
Minnie Paschall
Margaret Stovall
Canadian
Major
Joe G. Booth
L. H. Schneer
Migg Floy Cockrell
Terrell
Otis King
F. M. Raynor
F. B. McMath
Chisholm
Rockwall County
Mary and
Luella Goodfellow
Grand Prairie
J. Simpson
Simpson
Maude Bruce
Opelika
Bruce
J. R. Swenson
Denver
Colo
Swenson
Bickler
N. K. Weaver
Clarks
Tom Floggg
Green Valley
Micrton
Misses Lette
Ella Mae Brashears
Iredel
Katie
John Weeks
John Gamble
Memphis
Hall County
Hall
J. N. Gamble
California
A. L. Lane
Wichita Falls
Enid, Ochiltree and Western Railroad
Blanche Hoskins
A. Grant
Cramer
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Monticello
Iowa
S. H. Smith
Southwest Cor
Sons & King
Grovers
Long & King Grocers
Rama
I You
Are
Wise
Old
Owl
Magill & Shepard Furniture and Undertaking
Julian Scruggs
The
Cheao Groceries
Pnone
H F. Keller
Beth
Lon
Hannah Huickle
Nestess
Hannah
Se Town
Thé
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