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Lost a tannery glove right hand returning Pas challs store. For hog killing call Wes Jackson Old Phone 448 If you have Durham cows or Jersey milk cows to sell see J M Taylor $20000 to loan on vendors lien notes Owsley Owsley Attorneys at law 10percent commission Automobiles for hire W W Billingsley old phone 330 new 448 Automobiles repaired Concrete walks If you want concrete walks or brick work let me figure with you S A Bushey
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Durham
Jersey
J. M. Taylor
Owsley & Owsley
Attorneys At-Law
W. W. Billingsley
For Rent Three Furnished Rooms at Oak Street
Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping available at 33 East Oak St. Includes electric lights bath and sewerage. Old phone listed. adn 100p.
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East Oak St
A. R. McGintie
Long & Kine
Denton
Denton Gun Club Meets Friday at First National Bank
Members of the Denton Gun Club are requested to meet Friday at 11 o'clock in the First National Bank to discuss business of importance to the club. Very respectfully, J M Crawford, President.
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Denton Gun Club
First National Bank
J. 3. Crawford
Eight room house near college with barn and city water
Describes an eight room house on a large lot two blocks from the car line and Normal college. Property includes a barn and electric lights plus bath and city water. Rent listed at $20 per month.
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Normal College
Bath
Nicknames on the Ocean in naval history
The Sunday Magazine surveys traditional nicknames used by American and English navies and merchant marine crews. It explains how names like Shiner, Nobby, Jimmy, Knock er, Spud, Dusty, Lofty, Shorty, Nigger, Skipper, Jimmy the One, Gunnery Jack, Guns, Torpedo Jack, Sparks, The Navy, Tommy Pipes, Chips, Jimmy Bangs, and Sails arose from long held customs and roles aboard ships from both sides of the Atlantic.
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Golden Gate
London Docks
Wright
Shiner
Clark
Nobby
Green
Jimmy
Spud” Murphy
Dusty” Miller
Shorty
Leutenant
Sparks
Navy
Tommy Pipes
Chips
Jimmy Bangs
Cooper
Sailmaker
The
Sunday Magazine
Smoking by the Small Boy
A father offers $100 to each son if they quit smoking until age twenty one. Lawrence admits smoking at fourteen. The father expresses concern for growth and athletics and proposes a doctor’s view, leading the sons to choose not to smoke.
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Lawrence
The Dogfish Tale Of Cruel Catch And Wary Anglers
A Montauk Point fisherman recalls a massive dogfish with a damaged skull found by a cruel practice. He explains how some anglers rig the fish with a corked beer bottle or a block of wood tied to the tail to force the animal to drown, a brutal method echoed in other accounts of indifferent treatment toward dogfishes.
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Montauk Point
The Market Value of Honesty in Character
The passage argues that public honesty shown for profit or politeness is not virtue. It condemns men who wear virtue as a social mask, saying they lack moral substance and serve covetous aims. Yet it notes some clothe themselves in virtue for status or worth, whether genuine or market driven. Charles H. Brent’s reflection critiques surface virtue.
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Charles H. Brent
Reading Between the Lines in a Candid Exchange
In a terse dialogue Jimpson questions trust while T notes a hostile vibe. TJ recalls a private remark implying a preference for the other party to purchase an aeroplane, suggesting underlying tension and motive.
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Jimpson
Aggrevated incident charges filed in county court
Deputy Sheriff Pat Gallagher went to McKinney Wednesday and brought back that night. Dave Higgins, a Black man, is charged with an aggravated incident and faces a knife assault against Will Goradh near the east county line.
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Pat Gallagher
McKinney
Dave Higgins
Higgins
Will Goradh
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad Campaign Notice
An 1912 public notice describes the sale of licenses and rail line leases tied to the California Fig Syrup Company and associated Texas rail interests. It lists multiple railroad companies, owners, and authorities, naming C. E. Schaff as president and William Carlisle in corporate roles, with dates and geographic references across Texas. The document frames lease terms, purchase options, and extension rights, culminating in official signatories and dated endorsements.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Company
Local notices from Krum and Corinth December updates
L A Dixon improves. Denton doctors attend Medical society. Preaching and concerts planned. numerous visits between Krum Corinth Denton and Dallas. A Christmas millinery sale at Lynchburg by Miss Joza Dickson with Wilson Hann Co. May include velours and beavers at cost.
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KRUM
L. A. Dixon
Dre. Kimbrough
Gose
Hayes
Medical Society
Denton
J. H. Chism
Christian Church
Underwood
J. Bord
Lester Haynie
Sanger
Co. C. Cofer
Mossville
Hornbeck
Cleherne
Presbyterian Church
George Burchfield
Fort Worth
Idle Lee Sublett
R. L. Cole
K. Sprouse
R. E. Porter
Dallas
Joe Oats
Oklahoma
Corinth
Elrod
Sunnydale
Misses May
Lena Taylor
Leonard Harrison
Jack Arnold
Will Taylor
Ben Harbert
L. T. Fowler
Point
Miss Laughter
Frank Stewart
Sunny Dale
Collin Maxwell
Green Valley
Fred Fowler
Fayette Carpenter
W. B. Harrison
L. R. Hrotter
Rupert Oliver
E. W. Oliver
Frank Phillips
Garza
Artie Pinckley
Alton
Lynchburg
Lewis Wilcoxson
Little Elm
Irene Thorn
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Claims Fast Gray-Color Return
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to restore natural color to gray hair with regular use. The ad asserts benefits for dry hair, dandruff, itching scalp, and hair loss, noting a fifty cent price and money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Wyeth
December Hat Sale at Mrs Dickson House
The best styles in this season's millinery will be sold at actual cost during December at Mrs Dickson's. A nice selection of beavers and velours will be available and customers are invited to come in and view the hats.
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McKelvyard
McKinney Street
Will Locknane
Joza Dickson
Wilson-Hann Co
Railroads Seek Leasing Authority in Texas Legislature
Notice to all persons that in the next regular Texas Legislature session opening January 14, 1913 in Austin The Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company of Texas seeks to lease for 25 years the Texas Central line from Waco to Rotan The Wichita Falls Northwestern and Wichita Falls Southern railways request leasing the lines from Wichita Falls to the Texas Oklahoma line and to Newcastle Wichita Falls Wellington line from the state line into Collingsworth County through area rail companies urging passage of enabling laws.
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Texas
Wellington
Said County
Wichita Falls Railway Company
Henrietta
Clay County
Wichita Falls
Wichita County
Denison, Bonham & New Orleans Railroad Company
Denison
Grayson County
Bonham
Fankin County
Dallas, Cleburne & Southwestern Railway Company
Cleburne
Texas Central Railroad Company
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway Company of Texas
Wichita Falls & Southern Railway Company
Wichita Falls & Wellington Railway Company of Texas
Dallas, Coburne & Southwestern Railway Company
Beaumont & Great Northern Railroad
State of Texas
Railroad Commission of Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company OF Texas
C. E. Schaff
Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railway& Company OF Texas
Wichita Falls & Wellington Railway Company OF
Austin
Waco
McLennan County
Rotan
Fisher County
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway Company of
Newcastle
Young County
The
Collingsworth
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