Man Named John Hames Charged With Assault Under Age
John Hames about 21 from near Pilot Point on the Cooke Denton county line appeared in Gainesville on a criminal assault under the age of consent charge. The prosecutrix is Winfrey of Hemming community. Hames surrendered after learning of the charge and posted a $509 bond.
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Gainesville
Register
John Hames
Pilot Point
Cooke
Denton
John Dinkins
Winfrey
Hemming
Hames
Court docket and licenses show divorces granted and names restored
District Court entries reveal E L Morris and Nancy Grimes divorces with remarriage names restored. County Clerk records list marriage licenses for J R Griffith of Aubrey with Ethel L Painney and C C Garrett of Krum with Nancy Crow.
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District Court Room
District Court
County Clerk
E. L. Morris
R. D. Morris
Ethel L. Phinney
Nancy Grimes
W. J. Grimes
Nancy Crow
J. R. Griffth
Aubrey
Ethel L. Painney
Camp Meeting Closes After Notable Evangelist Weigele Sermon
The camp meeting ended Monday night with Evangelist Weigele delivering a strong sermon for the youth titled Traps set for girls and boys. A large audience listened attentively and several youths came forward seeking prayer, with management pleased by high attendance and orderly conduct. Weigele plans a few days' rest before a new meeting in Pilot Point starting Friday.
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Evangelist Weigele
Weigele
Weigele Ig
G. B Collins
Pilot Point
Mound City paints may cost Uri ne more
Uri ne hopes to keep paint costs steady as Mound City vendors consider price changes. M. R. Gilbert reports on market conditions affecting local paint supply and homeowner budgeting.
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Mound City Paints
M. R. Gilbert
Local Briefs Report on Inge Improvement and School Preparations
Dr. M. Inge, taken to Dallas Tuesday, shows continued improvement as of Wednesday. Judge S. M. Bradley and family move into a new home north of West Oak Street, costing about 3 000 dollars. R. E. Lee school grounds are being re oiled and weeds cut for the September 5 opening.
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SM. Bradley
West Oak Street
R. E. Lee
Families Travel Through Denton En Route to Hunt County
Two families passing through Denton on Wednesday while traveling from Archer county to Hunt county reported crops in their area were almost nothing. The infant of Mr and Mrs C D Trietsch of Blue Mound died Tuesday night at seven o clock and was buried Wednesday at the Blue Mound cemetery.
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Denton
Hunt County
Archer County
Capitol Stock Food Special Sale Announcement
Special sale on salad and cake plates at the Nickel Store Friday at 9 a.m. Also offers five doses for a cent and a gold on cash guarantee with each 50 cent package. Includes a free whip with purchase.
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Capitol Stock Food
W. Kanady
Nickel
Deed Transfer From Denton Lodge to Johnson and Gillespie
A deed delivered Wednesday from Denton lodge number 807 B P to Johnson and Gillespie transfers the lot on South Ash street for a consideration of $560.
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Denton Lodge No
B. P
Grocery account pitch from LONG & KING
A promotional note invites customers to try the LONG and KING grocery service promising satisfaction and streamlined handling of their grocery account. The message emphasizes readiness to serve and encourage trial.
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Long & King
Planting Guide Notice for Turnips and Veggies
Turnip seed and bur clovers would be sown now. Give up your order any quantity. Beans sweet corn beets lettuce and radishes can all be planted now for fair maturity. Kanady Seed Hose West Side.
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Kanady
West Side
Crowdheads Spend Night on Hickory Creek
A Wednesday afternoon crowd traveled to Hickory Creek for an overnight outing. Participants included Mrs Melson, Mrs Freeman, Mrs Cobb, Jessie Freeman, Georgia Freeman, Mary Melson, Roxie Patton, Stella Freeman, Ned Reetor, Monroe Deavenport, Clark Brown, EJ M. Ker and Charles Francis.
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Hickory Creek
Melson
Freeman
Cobb
Jessie
Georgia Freeman
Mary Melson
Roxie Patton
Stella Freeman
Ned Reetor
Monroe Deavenport
Clark Brown
EJ M.ker
Charles Francis
Curtice Bros Blue Label Quality Seed Sold Here
Oklahoma ear corn priced at 65 cents per measure. Oats and oat bags also sold. C F Withers and Sons advertise Curtice Bros Blue Label brand, noting quality seldom equaled.
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Curtice Bros
Kinw
Oklahoma
C. F. Withers
von & Sons
Fort Worth Breach at Ideal Restaurant Plans
A note from Fort Worth details a Friday 9 a.m. event at the Nickel Store tied to the Ideal Restaurant. The fragment mentions a breach or incident and schedules, with local venue references and timing.
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Fort Worth
Ideal Restaurant Sells Unique 14 Oz Bread Loaf
The Ideal Restaurant advertises its celebrated Mother's bread as the only loaf of 14 ounces in size. No other loaf matches this weight offering in the bakery.
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Ideal Restaurant
Concrete Walks Progress Report From Crosbytown
Letter from Sumner Baker to his parents describes improvements in Crosbytown with concrete walks. He notes a five foot walk around three sides of the square and plans a 1800 foot walk to the proposed depot site. The company aims to lay about three miles of walks with curbs and gutters.
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Sumner Baker
Crosbytown
Long and King Tea Brand Promotes Lipton Standard
The ad asserts all teas are measured by the Lip ton standard and offers the original Long and King product for sale.
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Long & King
The Best Place to Buy Drugs
A vintage ad touts a druggist offering safe, satisfactory service and careful shop methods. It promises superior goods, free citywide delivery, and a proven value in accepting customers' drug trade. Phones 188 for J. A. Minnis with 30 years of experience.
Local notables and visitors in Fort Worth and area
A stream of personal mentions lists Chas Brim Mrs E D Embree and many others visiting or traveling. Notables include Armistead Abrama Continental Trust Denver visiting sister in law Mrs S G Roberts and several residents on trips to Austin Granbury Sherman and Dallas.
Denton Social Notes From Local Families
Mrs. W. C. Murphy and children returned from a two months visit to relatives in Atlanta Georgia. Mrs. J. B. Rich visits her son R. B. Rich and plans to return to Denton Fort Worth. Mrs. Rich formerly Denton but now Fort Worth. she will move back soon. Mrs. Herbert and two children of Tallulah Louisiana attended the wedding of Evelyn McCook to John Eads and returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and daughter Katherine of Dallas were guests of Denton relatives this week. they recently toured Corpus Christi. N. K. Weaver returned from a visit to Lone Wolf Oklahoma. Corn in that Oklahoma section is poor, but Denton county cotton is ahead in condition and prospects. Asthma treatment free by Frontier Asthma Company Buffalo New York Room 762.
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W. C. Murphy
Carolyn
John Worrell
William
Atlanta
Georgia
J. B. Rich
R. B. Rich
Rich
Denton
Fort Worth
Herbert
Tallulah
Evelyn McCook
John Eads
Hame
John Taylor
Katherine
Dallas
Corpus Christi
N. K. Weaver
Lone Wolf
Oklahoma
Denton County
Denton Trust Company Money to Loan and Local Sale
Money to loan on farm lands and city property. Deals with home people. Rates reasonable. Turnip sheep for sale at Bicycle Store. 15p.
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Denton Trust Company
Grass Fire Near Depot Sparks Still Alarm
A grass fire east of the depot prompted a still alarm shortly after noon on Wednesday. The hose division laid 650 feet of hose and extinguished the blaze. damage was slight though the fire spread rapidly before the department arrived. A spark from a passing engine is suspected.
Scott's Steam Dye Works Name Change Notice
W R Scott announces a name change from Denton Steam Dye Works to Scott's Steam Dye Works. He requests callers refer to the business as Scott's and notes they have the city's only steam press and cleaner with work called for and delivered.
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Scott’s Steam Dye Works
Denton Steam Dye Works
Scott's Steam Dye Works
Scott's
R, Scott
Denton Fire Department Open House at City Hall
Denton citizens are invited to City Hall Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 to inspect the Denton Volunteer Fire Department. The event honors donors and voluntary acts that support an efficient department.
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Denton
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued Monday to O. C. Garrett and Miss Nancy Crow, and B. R. Smith and Miss Marguerite Hornbeck.
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O. C. Garrett
Nancy Crow
B. R. Smith
Marguerite Hornbeck
Interwoven Leads in Summer Style Within Sight of Rest
A concise note on INTERWOVEN dominating fashion in the summer season with emphasis on color trends and the contrast between black and solid colors. The piece hints at leadership in styling without humor and notes a margin of about a mile in perspective.
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East Side Square
Cockrell
Exchange Bank
Cockrell Bidget Lester
Hickory St
J. W. Jagoe, Jr
Texas
Ben Key
Record and Chronicle Office
Telephone Trust
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co
M. Egan
Man
Hicks Upholstering Co
North Elm
Eegegeresey
Chamber of Commerce
J. McCook
Minnis’ Drug Store
J. A. Minnis
Chas. Brim
E. D. Embree
Granbury
W MM. Tanner
Austin
Margaret Geers
Oscar Hall
St Louis
W. F. Ross
Garza
Jennie Fritts
Robt. Craig
J. W. Simmons
Chas
Bryan
Anna Banks
Cnas. Smoot
George R. Tabor
C. A. Williams
Blanche Thomason
Sherman
Dyche
Rube Turner
Zumwalt
John
Maxwell
the Mulkey Auto Co
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Rome
Liant
O. M. Curtis
Jeweler
J. H. Blanks
Pie Blanks & Caddel
H. B. Caddel
South Side Square
O. M. King
J. O. Bell
The
Denton Volunteer Fire Department
G. W. Albert
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