Denton Player Clark Brown Chosen Texas Longhorn Captain 1912
Denton High standout Clark Brown has been elected captain of the Texas Longhorns for 1912. He is praised as a steady, versatile back and linebacker, noted for his role in the Oklahoma game and his selection on three All Texas teams.
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Denton
Clark Brown
Texas University
Longhorn
Austin
Murray
Barrell
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Sooners
Brown
Texas
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be healed constitutionally. It links most cases to catarrh and offers $1000 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio plus a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Velvet Pointed Hats For Sale At Mrs Dickson Millinery
Red velvet pointy hats offered for sale at Mrs Dickson's millinery parlors in collaboration with Wilson Hann Co. These stylish headpieces showcase vintage fashion flair and are presented for immediate purchase.
Garza Firm Trades for Upshur County Business
J M Sanders of Garza said Pinehkard Sanders traded 110 acres in Denton county for an $8000 stock of general merchandise in Upshur county and will run a store at Pritchett until about January 1 before moving it to Garza. J E Riley and Miss May Sanders currently operate the Pritchett store.
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J. M. Sanders
Garza
Pinehkard & Sanders
Denton County
Upshur County
Pritchett
J. E. Riley
Miss May Sanders
Asthma Cure Ad Seeks Readers for Free Trial From FrontiersAthma
An advertisement claims asthma can be cured at home with trial treatment and full information at no charge. It lists FrontiersAthma Company room 107 Buffalo New York and encourages reading ads for pay, noting readers can find items cheaper elsewhere.
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FrontiersAthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Funeral service for local attorney at First Methodist Church
The procession and service for E. C. Smith moved from First Methodist to Odd Fellows Cemetery. Speakers praised his church work and philanthropy while a Sunday school class presented a Bible gift, with hymns and prayers marking the funeral.
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First Methodist Church
Oscar Cooper
Mr. Atchley
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Smith
R. Pierce
Jesus
Pierce
Cooper
Smith
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
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C. R. Hamilton & CO
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Julian Scruggs
Lipscomb Drug Store
L. F. COLLINS @ SON
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Heinz
Cross & Blackwells
T. C
W. T. Baley & Co
W.E. N McCabe
R. H. Garrison
Jug Store
Lone Star Restaurant
Turner Bros
J W Sullivan
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UM & Davis
Fan Street
Denton County National Bank
E.C. Smith Funeral Service
Palmer
Palmer's
Palmer’s
Thompson Co
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Hot Point Lions
City Water, Light & Power Company
W. J. Grady
Evers Hardware Company
Farlay
Palace of Sweets
Taylor Hardware
Fresno
Cal
Southern Pacific
Sunset Express
Taft
Kerr County
Lad V. Robertson
Raley & Co
T.l.mcdonald, M.D
Garrison's Drug Store
Factor Denton Millings Company
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