Subscription rates for Penton Texas 1912 notice
One month delivered by air and six months by mail in advance to readers in Penton Texas. The notice lists subscription options dated December 19 1912 and mentions rates for different periods, indicating a newspaper pricing structure of the era.
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Marenes
Eggs and protein in diet health hints
Dr T Allen explains eggs provide about 29 percent protein similar to cheese and meat. For hard labor, beans or duck steak may be better sources, though corn or ole wheat bread also supply high protein. Eggs digest easily but can slow stomach retention with meat and beans.
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Cornaro
Record and Chronicle skip issue on Christmas Day
The Record and Chronicle will not publish on Wednesday Christmas day as usual. It is likely the Weekly Record and Chronicle will go to press Tuesday night, one day earlier than its normal schedule.
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Record
Chronicle
Denton High Elects 1913 Football and Baseball Managers
Harold Millar is elected football manager and James Potts captain for the Denton High 1913 football team. Eight veterans expected to return with one substitute creating the nucleus for a strong squad. Edwin Miller manager and John Cobb captain of the 1913 baseball team, with several 1912 players likely to return.
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Harold Millar
James Potts
Denton High
Ute
Edwin Miller
John Cobb
Asthma Cure Advertises Home Treatment Trial
An advertisement from FrontiersAthma Company promises a home asthma cure with trial treatment and full information at no charge. The notice lists Room 107 Buffalo NY and notes the offer is without charge.
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FrontiersAthma Company
Foggy weather aids wheat and social notes from Plain View
In Plain View on December 17 the damp foggy weather is helping wheat. Visitors include R. J. Ball of Plano staying with A. C. Pall family, Miss Sue Baxter of Decatur visiting home folks, Rev. A. R. Anderson and Miss Julia Farmer at the teachers institute in Denton, and Maggie Poindexter with Warren visiting A. C. Ball. Family news reports births and returns from Plano, Fort Worth, and Moody movers, plus local visits from Krum residents.
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Plain View
R. J. Ball
Plano
A. C. Pall
Sue Baxter
Decatur
A. R. Anderson
Julia Farmer
Teachers’ Institute
Denton
Maggie Poindexter
Warren
A. C. Ball
W. Eagle
W. Y. Barnett
Anna Eagle
Fort Worth
H. Rick
R. E. Bryant
Claud Miller
Moody
Riley Caddel
Krum
Will Collier
John Collier
Mexican Rebels Kill 140 in Huejuquilla Battle
An AP dispatch from Guadalajara reports 140 rebels rural guards and townspeople killed in a long Huejuquilla battle. The town was sacked and outrages committed, but rurales and citizens held the rebels for thirty hours until federal reinforcements arrived and drove them out.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Guadalajara
Mexico
Huejuquilla
Telegraphic Markets Denton Opening Quotation Summary
Denton reports today market quotes from Liverpool New Orleans and Galveston with open and close values for January February and March futures. Spot quotations show Liverpool at 13.20 New Orleans at 13c and Galveston at 13c.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Jalveston
D.D.D Prescription for Eczema Offers Instant Relief
An eczema remedy described as the only reliable treatment promises instant relief from severe itching. The ad claims the first drops cool and heal the skin, with a 25c bottle proving effectiveness. Haley & Co advertises a full size bottle on trial.
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D.D.D
Haley & CO
Cotton Prices Touch Varied Levels as Receipts Fade
Local market notes show seed cotton at 4.45 cents, lint top at 12.65 cents, and bellies around 2 dollars per 100 pounds. Receipts were light while demand remained fair for bellies.
Aketon Notes Charley Calvert Dies at Eight
Charley Calvert, 8, son of Burl Calvert, died December 16 after sarcoma led to system-wide failure. Funeral held at China Chapel with Rev. M. C. Souter. County Superintendent spoke at local box supper fundraiser for the school. Community updates include visits, moves, and a marriage officiated by Souter.
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Aketon
Charley Calvert
Burl Calvert
China Chapel
M. C. Souter
W. T. Minor
H. P. Knight
Denton
Laura Hobbs
Fort Worth
Joe Pitts
Beecher Minor
B. Durham
Grace Ratliff
Teachers’ Institute
H. A. Porter
Cooksey
Vince Robertson
Walters
Alvin Erwin
Clara Calvert
Tom
Local Movement and Visits in Aubrey Area
In Aubrey area news, residents and visitors are noted across Denton, Pilot Point, Dallas, Fort Worth, Sanger, and San Angelo. Names include Lang ford, Phillips, Townley, Powledge, Conley, Ashley, McGinnis, Johnson, Coffey, Cleveland, Rucker, Rhoads, Fitzgerald, Wade, Rodges, Arndolph, Caddel, Romack, Goins, Tobin, Caddel, Newt Crawford, Hodges, and others. Several moves and visits are recorded among home folks and relatives, with one typhoid pneumonia illness and one relocation to Petrolia.
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Aubrey
Dan Langford
Pilot Point
T. L. Phillips
Denison
Townley
Dallas
Jack Powledge
Denton
Dip Conley
Fort Worth
S. A. Ashley
Clyde Simpson
D. McCage
S. J. McGinnis
Zula Johnson
Lydia Coffey
Jess Cleveland
San Angelo
George Rucker
Cecil Rhoads
Rev. Fitzgerald
Lois Ashley
Tommy Ashley
Belew
Miss Wade
Sanger
Sam Rodges
Lena Arndolph
Oklahoma
Fannie Caddel
Jim Romack
Wood Goins
Ugh Tobin
Ogie Caddel
Petrolia
Newt Crawford
Vernon Simpson
Elma
Wash
Stella Hodges
Denton City Treasurer B H Deavenport Serves 26 Years
B H Deavenport has held the Denton city treasurer post since November 1886, first by appointment and then by elections every two years. As cashier of the Denton County National Bank, he notes the city treasury grew from about 1000 to roughly 56000 in 26 years, a gain of over 3100 annually.
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B. H. Deavenport
Deavenport
Poe
J. R. McCormick
Denton County National Bank
Treasury
Christmas gun safety rules for young shooters
A Denton citizen gifts his grandson a shotgun with concise safety rules drawn from real accidents and gun danger. The five rules cover never aiming at people, unloading before crossing fences, avoiding loaded guns in buggies, unloading after hunts, and inspecting barrels before loading to prevent accidents.
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Denton
Lindley brothers attend funeral. new depot near ready
The Krum column notes Fred Lindley’s funeral in Lindsey was brought to Krum for burial. Fred Lindley of Oklahoma died last week en route to Krum. The town mentions relatives, local visits, a new depot due January, and area residents in Denton, Fort Worth, and Sherman.
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Krum
Messie
Clint
Alfred Lindley
Sanger
Fred Lindley
Hines
Bridgeport
W. W. McClister
Gourley
Edna Luper
Walter Finley
Stony
C. J. Meineke
Bishop Coast
Oklahoma
H. F. Caskey
Corbett Wilson
H. R. Parke
A. S. Hodges
Mountain Park
Okla
Goldie Stout
Sherman
Lauthcia Smith
Denton
Byron Smith
J. C. Chambers
Sale of Whetsell land in Denton County under bank judgment
Texas Denton County sheriff notes sale of 75 acres of Whetsell place in Denton County to satisfy Stock Yards National Bank judgment of 2743.84 with interest and costs. Property described via survey 45 and lot 2, dated October 1909, encumbered by $1500 notes. Sale set for first Tuesday in January 191% at Denton Court House door.
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State of Texas
Denton
District Court of
Tarrant County
Stock Yards National Bank
Toups Lowder Commission Company
Court House
Denton County
Texas
M. M
Georgia Whetsell
Whetsell Place
Toups Lowder Commission Company Et al
Father of Mrs Charles Saunders Dead in Warren Ohio
A telegram from Hanson reported the death of J Hanson father of Mrs Charles Saunders of this city in Warren Ohio early Thursday morning. The message gave no details but implied a sudden death. Another daughter Miss Jettie Hanson is wintering here with Mrs Saunders and attending the CIA.
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Warren, O
J. Hanson
Charles Saunders
Ponder News and Social Notes from December
In Ponder on December 17 M L Simmons and Mrs Simmons winter in California. Visitors include Bessie Johnson of the CIA and Pearl McCurdy of Normal. Born to R Naylor Dec 13 a boy and to M Cotem Dec 6 a boy. I O O F officers elected: Skaggs noble grand, Dorsey vice grand, Gammill secretary, Simmons treasurer, Tinsley warden, Dorsey chaplain.
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J. L. Gammill
M. L. Simmons
W. M. Tinsley
J. B. Dorsey
Denton Traction announces 5 40 a.m. street car service
The Denton Traction Company led by President R.4. Wilson says street cars start running tomorrow at 5 40 in the morning to help students catch early trains.
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Denton Traction CO
R. 4. Wilson
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