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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
4
Hard fought clean game with Naylor and Lowe trading blows. The Millers win 6 to 1 after a stopper's triple and Cobb's line single provided the lone Millers run.
Denton fans watched a pitchers duel as the Alliance Millers beat Ponder 1 to 0 on Thursday. Stopper Witherspoon drove in the lone run, Bol Lowe earned the win, and Denton featured bold fielding led by Fred Morris and Johnny Cobb.
Secretary Finley of the Denison team watched the game and expressed interest in recruiting two or three Millers for Denison next year.
Oklahoma City August 22 report shows total taxable values at 1,175,942,390 based on figures from the State Equalization Board. Also noted are unrelated business and ad text about vendors liens and a Denton Texas box address. Celery lettuce and other fresh produce advertised with contact for Paschall fresh goods store.
BELEW Aug 19 Mrs B Brand improving after a runaway. Jesse Broyles of Weston visited A E Broyles. Lizzie West returned to Plainview after visiting relatives here. George Walling and family of Wire Road visited A C Stoup. Frank Tobin of Aubrey was here buying cattle. C V Beaty delivered the first bale to Aubrey, securing a premium of 11.9e. Mrs T Farnsworth and daughters from Roland Collin County visited Mrs A E Broyles. Mrs Mary Paugherty of Prosper visited Mrs Ed Woodard.
A good Western drama presents Mr. G. M. Anderson the world’s greatest photo player. The program is new and good, with today’s showing above the average.
Hackberry School District seeks a temporary restraining writ against County Judge, County Commissioners, and County Assessor to halt levy actions in the district. The filing blocks Little Elm tax assessments and related funding moves pending further court orders.
Judge C F Spencer issues a temporary injunction restraining County Judge Hoskins the Commissioners Court and County Assessor from levying the special tax in the Little Elm district or ordering an election for bonds that would include Hackberry district portions. The suit arises from a territorial dispute where parts of Robertson and Hackberry districts were added to Little Elm. Plaintiffs include W H Chastain E W Stone T F E Greer M Grace and J S Greer.
Reverend H Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation saying they are perfect pills no home should be without them and better regulator for the liver and bowels. Each pill is guaranteed and sold for 25 cents at J F Raley Co. (adv.)
Miss Virginia Leipse resigns after two years as registrar at North Texas State Normal College effective September 1. She also resigns as afternoon and evening stenographer at Exchange National Bank, though resignation not accepted. A McGinnis will replace her September 1. President Dr. W H Benneer regrets the loss and notes her efficiency.
Trial treatment and full information offered at no charge by Frontier Asthma Company located Room 102 Buffalo. Chafing and prickly heat relief claimed with Curtis' Violet Talcum Powder priced at 25 cents.
Mr and Mrs W H Lord announce a boy born six miles west of Pilot Point. Mr and Mrs Arlie Pope announce a girl born near Frisco.
A new shipment arrives at Paschall's Grocery featuring bell peppers from California fruits, big sweet potatoes, cucumbers, and a new crop of apples.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Bruce, Miss Maud Bruce, Homer Bruce and Dr. Homer S. Bruce of Opelika Alabama return from a south Texas trip visiting Austin and Blanco. Dr. W. H. Bruce’s sons Dr. Byron Bruce of Dallas and Ralph Bruce of Alice accompanied in two cars for a 695 mile journey. The party notes Dallas area crops look better than Texas counties Williamson Hill McLennan and Bell where cotton appears poor.
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