Bailey Bailey conference aims to unite Bailey supporters
A conference in Fort Worth Texas involves Senator Bailey M M Brooks Wm Poindexter Gus Shaw and others to decide which two gubernatorial candidates will withdraw to unite Bailey factions. The outcome will influence state politics as Bailey adherents discuss local option and prohibition stances.
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Brooks
Poindexter
Shaw
Bailey
Fort Worth
Tex
M. M. Brooks
Wm. Poindexter
Gus Shaw
Seibold
Judge Brooks
Colquitt
Mrs. S. J. Riley of Leonard Dies During Visit
Mrs. S. J. Riley aged 69 died Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe King on West Hickory street after several days illness from heart failure. She was visiting her daughter Miss Pansey Riley, a student at North Texas Normal. Remains shipped at 3:20 p.m. to Grandview for interment.
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S. J. Riley
Leonard
Joe A. King
West Hickory Street
Denton Citizens Asked to Rally for McKinney Road
A. E. Graham proposes Denton citizens and local businesses subscribe 1000 dollars to repair the sand beds on the McKinney road to Elm. He will add 200 dollars personally if supervision by Mr. Wiggs or an equivalent expert is ensured. The road is described as one of the worst leading into Denton.
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Denton
McKinney Road
Elm
A. E. Graham
Record and Chronicle
Wiggs
Your Checks Are Receipts
A bank ad extols paying by check as a simple, safe method. It argues checks eliminate cash risks, provide exact payment records through stubs and bank returns, and notes banks keep books for every transaction.
Exchange National Bank Officers
A. J. Nance serves as President of Exchange National Bank with J. R. Christal as Vice President and C. Coit as Cashier in the official roster.
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
C. Coit
Weather Forecast for New Orleans Tonight and Friday
Tonight in New Orleans is clear with a calm night. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions.
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New Orleans
Forgery Charge Against Bob White
Bob White was arrested by Marshal Goode and Sheriff Orrang on a warrant for uttering a forged instrument and passing it at John A. Hann & Co. He allegedly bought $4.50 worth of goods and passed a $41.55 check made out to Bob White with J. M. Barber signed as drawer. Barber denied signing the check. White posted bail at $400 after a preliminary hearing.
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Bob White
Marshal Goode
Orrang
White
John A. Hann & Co
J. M. Barber
Barber
Squire McCormick
Blount & Co Dry Goods Stock Sold After Fire Loss
Blount & Co of Pilot Point sold damaged dry goods stock at public outcry. W B Taylor acted for the firm and sold the stock to Mr Smith of Lampasas for 4280 after bids from Denton Gainesville Dallas Greenville and others. Net loss from the fire ranged between 1000 and 5000 dollars.
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Pilot Point
Lampasas Man
Blount & Co
J. P. Blount
W. B. Taylor
John A. Han
A. Toplitz
Denton
Gainsville
Dallas
Greenville
Lampasas
Mr. Smith
Buckner Orphan Home Donation from First Baptist Church
Cash gifts totaling 222 dollars were collected at the First Baptist Church Sunday forenoon and forwarded to the Buckner Orphan Home for its use. The amount reflects the combined Sunday school and church service contributions.
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First Baptist Church
Buckner’s
Prisoners Share Big Christmas Dinner at County Jail
Through the generosity of Sheriff Orr nine prisoners in the county jail enjoyed a Christmas turkey dinner with dressing cranberry sauce vegetables and cakes and pies. One prisoner was struck in the eye by a shot and is considered the only permanent injury. Tom Bruce the suspect in the shooting remains jailed.
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Orr
Tom Bruce
Wounded man in Aubrey area making good progress
Ona Jones, wounded east of Aubrey Sunday, was reported Tuesday to be getting along as well as can be expected. Authorities gave no further details on the condition or circumstances of the shooting.
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Aubrey
Ona Jones
Smith and Allen Wed at Denton Home
At 5 p.m. Tuesday, Rev. M. T. Andrews of the First Baptist church officiated at the marriage of O. B. Smith and Miss Zula Allen, a pair living near Denton, at Rev. Andrews home.
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O. B. Smith
Zula Allen
M. T. Andrews
First Baptist Church
Rev. Andrews
Denton
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Edwin Clapp
Oes, Howard & Foster Shoes
Wilson - Williams Company
Mary Monschke
Krum, Texas
Wilson: Hardware Co
M’quigg
East Side Square
Denton County
A. W. Sears
Wylie Smith & Ixerative Bank
Texas
Senator Baile
Joe King
Graham
Ketter
Weather Report
the Blount & CO
Buckner
the Bank
First National Bank
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bell- Evans
Spry Gods
Dentons Greatest Store
Long & Wilson
Mayes! Theater
Pormerly
Watson
Rheimes
Wagner and Gray
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