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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
3
The resolution notes Emory C. Smith as a patriotic citizen and wise leader, praising his Sunday School service, intellectual breadth, and generous heart. It offers sympathy to his wife and children, orders the resolutions recorded, and a copy sent to the family and local paper.
Evelyn saves rose leaves for grandma as Susie tends a city rosebush. Susie shares blooms with others despite her sister’s caution, and a single pale pink rose ultimately wins the show, teaching that generosity helped the prize.
Warville Dunnody observes fugitives on the Mount Vernon as Judge Clayton confronts Lily and the men. Dunody hatches a plan to swap a prisoner with a French girl and to move both women toward Cairo and beyond, amid threats and coercion.
In a late autumn 1850 gathering in a major Washington public building a council led by a tall disciplined figure debates what to do with a woman amid a discreet, quasi official private session. Captain Carlisle reports her temporary disappearance as a pivotal message.
Subscriber alerts reader to report non arrival before 10 30 a m by calling agent B E Drake at phone 64 for replacement delivery and service.
Late personal news lists numerous Denton area visitors and guests over Christmas and New Year. Residents from Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma, and beyond are noted staying with or visiting local families, including doctors, lawyers, and merchants, with many trips to see relatives.
In a brisk, opinionated note the writer urges readers to shop the hardware ads in today’s paper. The column hints that many items like skillets and pans may be worn out and suggests price inducements from advertisers as a pull factor.
Court notices summon unknown heirs of multiple deceased individuals in two Denton County suits. Proceedings require eight weekly publications before a February 24 1913 return date. Plaintiffs claim ownership to a 150.38 acre John Morton survey tract under the statutes of limitation.
Plaintiff claims title to land from the John Morton survey is clouded by heirs deeds and lost records. The case names Amos Morrill Isaac Fish back B. Jackson J. A. Murray Rufus Morton E. Boone and H. M. Parvin with partitions by district court and a misplaced deed. Plaintiff seeks restitution, removal of liens, and a quiet title judgment plus costs.
A sheriff sale to satisfy a Stock Yards National Bank judgment of 2 743 84 plus costs will occur on the first Tuesday in January 1913 before the Denton County courthouse door. The 75 acre Whetsell place in Denton County is encumbered by a $1 500 note and described in the Whetsell deed of October 1 1909. The property is owned by Toups Lowder Commission Company et al. and located about 10 miles south-southeast of Denton.
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