Post Cards Advertised Letters List
One cent will be charged for each letter advertised. In calling for these letters please say advertise John B. Schmitz P. M.
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Tom Ataway
M._ O. Childress
Devine
Tom Elexander
Argo Gillespie
P. Cc. Hunt
P. C. Hunt
E. E. McDaniel
W. A. Patton
Jeff Reeves
O. B. Rollins
Tom Roberts
W. E. Treffech
Herrison Wood
John B. Schmitz
P. M
Mi o na Digestive Remedy Endorsed by User Letter
A testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Maxfield of Avoca New York dated June 9 1909 praises Mi o na tablets as a cure for chronic stomach distress. The letter claims rapid relief within a day and ongoing wellness after five boxes. O M Curtis of Denton is listed as local distributor at 50 cents per large box with a Booths Mi o na sample note.
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M. Curtis
M. E Maxfield
R. F
Avoca
N. Y
Denton
O. M. Curtis
Booth
Concrete or brick work ad by A Bush ey
Advertisement from A Bush ey offering first class concrete and brick work services. Provides a brief call for likely local contracting needs.
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A. Bushey
Tfe
Improvement Club of CHY Schools Meeting Set for Dec 16
The Improvement Club of CHY Schools calls a Dec 16 meeting at 4 15 p m in the R E Lee school auditorium to organize branch clubs for ward schools and form adjunct associations at Jackson and Houston schools. Mrs M B Stout announces committees for Constitution By laws Program and Ward Divisions. The aim is to foster closer home school ties and elect a permanent organization.
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C. Lipscomb
H. F. Schneer
Anna Pritchett
A. Logan
M. Kelly
Francis
Syl Bushey
Sam Bayless
Gist
Foreman
Browder
Slayton
Allen
R. E. Lee
Jackson
Houston
Mn. E. Lee
Conton and regional markets hold steady with mixed prices
In Denton on December 7 futures were largely unchanged with Liverpool spots down 10, New York and New Orleans steady. Liverpool sales reached 80096 with mixed March to August quotes, New York quotes near 15.00, and New Orleans spots steady at 147 16. Local receipts show 4,000 cattle and 3,000 calves with steady butcher stock and higher calf prices, while hogs at 2,500 head moved about 10 cents higher to a top of 8.15.
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Denton
Dec
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Sherman Presbytery Organizes In Texas Town
The presbytery of Sherman formed by order of the Texas Synod was organized at the First Church in Sherman. Rev. F. L. Reeves of McKinney was elected moderator and Rev. L. W. McCall of Gainesville stated clerk. Regular committees chosen. next meeting set for Sherman January 10, 1910.
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Iowa Park
Old and True Cure Promoted for Skin Troubles
For fifteen years I have kept Hunt's Car for itchy skin issues including eczema and ringworm. I consider it peerless and a trusted remedy. Mrs. Eula Preslad, Greenfield Tennessee endorses it as a true old friend. 50c a box.
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Hunt
Eula Preslad
Greenfield
Tenn
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Guaranteed Relief
A Denton Rexall Store advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a personal guarantee: if the remedy fails to satisfy any user, the medicine is free. The ad credits Bismuth Subnitrate, Pepsin, and carminatives for digestion relief and promotes the three sizes 25 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar available at the Rexall Store run by O M Curtis.
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B. M. Hyde Drug Co
Denton
Rexall
O. M. Curtis
Notice of Final Account in Denton Texas Estate
The State of Texas issues a notice to all interested parties in the estate of R. E. Moon deceased. Mrs. M. E. Moon administratrix has filed a final account and seeks discharge. All interested persons must appear and contest at the January term 1910 beginning January 17 at the county court house in Denton Texas.
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State of
Texas
Denton County
R. E. Moon
M. E. Moon
Said County
Denton
Real Estate Transfers in Denton Area Lead to Various Sellers
A list of property transfers including A Reynolds to Mary G Davis on West Hickory Denton for 4250 dollars and multiple parcels: 40 acres out of Williams survey to Joe Warner and Hester Bonner, 6.21 and 52.79 acres to T T Moore, 83 acres to J L Hooper, and many more. Transactions show target buyers, tract sizes, surveys, and prices ranging from 150 to 6000 dollars across Denton Roanoke Justin and surrounding additions.
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A. Reynolds
Mary G Davis
West Hickory Street
Denton
G. Flake
F. A. Hayden
Joe Warner
Hester Bonner
Williams
Oscar Bobbitt
T. T. Moore
Kinley
John Mickes
C. M. Simmons
J. L. Hooper
B. Hard
Geo. C. Hughes
Hampton
Sanger
A. W. Walker
M. Blankenship
Hannah Estes
A. D. Turner
H. J. Reynolds
W. C. Taylor
Roanoke
W. T. Johnson
P. Lipscomb
Industrial School
Wenton
D. W. Taylor
P. W. Melton
John Ryan
L. Fulton
H. I. Reynolds
EB. C. Brand
J. H. Simmons
J. D. Hodges
College
E. W. Fritz
S. M. Bradley
West Oak Street
E. Pulchaski
J. H. Watson
L. B. Watson
Laffayett Morrill
D. 8. Carpenter
M. Yoakum
Mary Lis Austin
C. A. Faulkner
H. S. Reynolds
Hiram Warren
Phone as your orders for fresh fruits and vegetables
A brief notice from LONG & THE NER CO promotes phone orders for fresh fruits and vegetables, inviting customers to place requests by phone. The item emphasizes direct ordering, likely for home deliveries or curbside pickup. The fragment suggests a classic local business advertisement style.
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Long & the Ner CO
Farmer Joe Bennett Near Terrell Dies by Suicide
Terrell farmer Joe Bennett killed himself with a gunshot. Fort Worth resident Mrs. Gertrude Cunningham died after consuming carbolic acid. The ginners report lists 5540000 bales ginned by Dec 8 with total around 16250000. Meetings led by Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Garrison, and Mrs. Lester continue daily at 2 30 p m with church services at 1 p m.
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Joe Bennett
Terrell
Gertrude Cunningham
Fort Worth
Supreme Court Grants Certiorari in Contempt Appeals
The U S Supreme Court granted a writ of certiorari in contempt cases involving Messrs Gompers Mitchell and Morrison, signaling review of lower court rulings and legal questions.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Messrs. Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison
Boy Die From Tetanus After Toy Pistol Wound
Horace Hooks fourteen dies in Hillsboro from tetanus traced to a hand wound from the accidental discharge of a toy pistol. The case highlights dangers of untreated wounds among youths.
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Horace Hooks
Hillsboro
Phoenix Insurance under probe over surplus loss
The Phoenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn faces an investigation into alleged irregularities that are believed to have impaired its surplus by about $1,000,000.
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The
Phoenix Insurance Company of
Brooklyn
Train wreck near McAlester kills fireman in head-on collision
A Rock Island passenger train was wrecked near McAlester Ohio in a head-on collision. Fireman T. B. Carrol was killed and several people were injured.
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Rock Island
McAlester
Ohi
T. B. Carroll
Jury completes in Reelfoot nightrider case
The jury in the Garrett Johnson and Arthur Clear trial, charged as leaders of the Reelfoot nightriders, has been selected and is set to begin testimony.
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Garrett Johnson
Arthur Clear
Reelfoot Nightrider
Estimated U S appropriations total 732 223 075 for next year
The grand total of the estimates for the U S appropriations for the next fiscal year is 732 223 075 dollars, which is one million less than last year’s expenditure.
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U. S
Oil financiers arrive to bid on Waters-Pierce property sale
A group of oil financiers reached Austin Monday night aiming to bid on the Waters-Pierce Oil Co property slated for sale today. The maneuver signals interest from financiers in acquiring the assets as auction plans proceed.
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Austin
Waters-Pierce of Company
Blizzard grips Panhandle as cold nears zero
Extreme winter weather blankets the Panhandle with temperatures near zero. Cattle may suffer under the cold yet the deep freeze is welcomed by wheat farmers seeking dormancy and pest control benefits.
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Panhandle
Governor Campbell Vanishes While Alleged Visit to Convict Camps
Report notes Gov. Campbell disappeared from Austin and is suspected of visiting convict camps condemned by the penitentiary investigating committee. No official confirmation given.
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Campbelll
Austin
Penitentiary Investigating Committee
Democrats delay minority leader selection in caucus
In Washington on Monday Democrats postponed choosing a minority leader as the resignation of Senator Culberson had not yet been received.
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Washington
Culberson
Gus Shaw Visits Fort Worth Sees Three-Way Governor Race
Fort Worth on Monday saw Hon. Gus Shaw, candidate for governor, refuse to issue a formal statement. He said he believes the race will feature only three candidates and that he will be one of them.
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Gus Shaw
Fort Worth
Bailey Resolution Seeks 2 PM and Night Sessions
A Monday brief session saw Senator Bailey propose moving the Senate to 2 o'clock and adding night sessions so members could conduct day business. The measure did not pass.
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Congress
Bailey
Senate
Gillespie to seek inquiry into sugar trust scandal
Representative O. W. Gillespie will offer a resolution in the Sixty-first congress proposing a joint eight member committee to investigate the sugar trust scandal. The panel would include five House members and three senators with a mix of three Democrats and two Republicans in the House and two Democrats and one Republican in the Senate.
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O. W. Gillespie
Congress
House
Senate
Revival Meeting At First Baptist Church Continues
The revival gathering at First Baptist Church continues with strong interest. A sequence of cottage prayer meetings was started to occur around town, beginning with a session on West Oak Street led by Mrs. Ross and featuring Mrs. J. N. Rayzor on Tuesday afternoon.
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First Baptist Church
J. N. Rayzor
West Oak Street
Ross
Citation by Publication in Denton County Foreclosing Lien
Public notice commands Aurelia Lambert be summoned by weekly publication for eight weeks in a Denton County newspaper or regional paper. It concerns J. P. Kenney v W. J. Lambert and Aurelia Lambert, 1909 suit No. 5034, to foreclose a materialmans lien on a 1 4 acre tract. Plaintiff seeks debt, interest, attorney fees, costs, and possible personal judgment.
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State of
Texas
Denton County
Aurelia Lambert
Sixteenth Judicial District
Denton
A. D
J. P. Kenney
W. J. Lambert
Court House
Alex Hill
N. E
A. Hill
Bell Weegoner
Cossy Jackson
E. B
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Suife
M. D
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M. B. Whitlock
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Old Roark
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Raley’s
P. C. Withers Land Company
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White
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Ross & Blankenship
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L. T Wright
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Jesus Frevino
Luis
Gloria
Birt Hathaway
J. H. Hardee
Jesse L. Jordan
J. E. Jackson
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Henry Mason
W. H. Pearson
D. S. Smith
Key Smith
P. Sauseda
M. T. Stevenson
R. C. Wilsor
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McClurkan’s
C. Lipscomb, Jr
Improvement Club OF Chy Schools
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W. T. Bailey
W. R. Orr
Sanitas Daily
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Printery
Bates-Jackson Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
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Geo Whitten
East Side Square
Call Taylor Bros
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H. F. Schweer & Co
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