Union Veteran P. Lusk Dies at 62 in Sanger
P Lusk aged 62, a veteran of the Union Army, died in Sanger on Wednesday and was buried in Sanger cemetery by the Masonic order and the Confederate and old Federal veterans. Born in Missouri, he joined the Union army there and later moved to Texas, living in Ellis County before relocating to Sanger.
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K.P Lusk
Sanger
Missouri
Union
P. Lusk
Mr. Lusk
Texas
Ellis County
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promoted For Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes MI-O-NA tablets claiming they cure indigestion and related symptoms. It urges taking one or two tablets with meals and claims benefits for blood health and energy. Contact O M Curtis or Booths Mi-o-na Co Buffalo NY. Dec23 30 Jan6.
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O. M. Curtis
Booth
Buffalo
N. Y
Brother of Lee Edwards Dies in West Virginia Wreck
H E Edwards received word that his brother Lee Edwards of Jonesville Virginia was accidentally killed in a wreck there. He left on the morning train to attend the funeral. Women desiring beauty get help from Bucklens Arnica Salve noted for clearing pimples skin eruptions and sores. 25c at J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Edwards
Lee Edwards
Jonesville
Arnica
J. F Raley & Co
Towa
Fife
Robert Madsen
Weat Purlington
Nower
Fledrice Ritters
F. Raley & Co
Railroad Timetables Show Southbound and Northbound Trains
Southbound trains list includes No. 6 at 6 10 am No 208 Limited 8 26 am No 1 No 242265 pm No 20h Flyer sa ieene No 281 to Dallas 12 06 pm No Mixed to Dallas 8 00 am Northbound No 208 Blyer 9 42 am No 3 ok eee oD
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Sa Ieene
Dallas
Weather forecast errors and frost across the region
The Weather Bureau forecast for Thursday night failed to materialize. temperatures fell from 44 at 7 am to 29 by 6:30 am Friday, with frost on Friday morning. A partial moderation in temperatures followed as conditions eased after several cold days.
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Weather Bureau
Waiich
Mercury
Please order your woogg as early in the day as possible
G. W. FLBERT’s note urges earliest possible ordering of a woogg for the day. The fragment hints at a logistical instruction and a named individual, with no further context.
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G. W. Flbert
Christmas Quiet Across Denton County Says Sheriff
Sheriff W. C. Orr reports a calm Christmas with only ten prisoners in the county jail and five road hands housed locally. He notes few arrests and a markedly quieter holiday season across the county than in prior years. Fresh fish and oysters advertised at Smith's store.
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Denton
Sherif
W. C. Orr
City Council Considers Alderman Election and 1911 Salaries
Tonight the council convenes in adjourned December session to canvass the Ward 38 alderman vote from December 17 and install BE H Crain. Officials' salaries for 1911, to be set before January, are under review, as is the mayor's veto of waterworks ordinances from the November adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebhty Hall
BE. H. Crain
Ean
Miss Josie Malone Dies in Amarillo at 67
The remains of Miss Josie Malone aged 67 were brought from Amarillo where she died Wednesday of pneumonia for interment in Denton. She was sister to Mrs. D. M. Cope of Roanoke and C. E. Malone of Whitewright. Funeral held at the cemetery with Rev. F L McFadden officiating. Pallbearers named P C Withers E J Brock W B McClurkan W O Taylor John Skiles C C Yeatts.
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Josie Malone
Amarillo
P. C. Withers
E. J. Brock
W. B. McClurkan
W. O. Taylor
John Skiles
C. C. Yeatts
Watch Night Services At M E Church South
Watch night services at the M E Church South will begin at 10 p.m. Saturday and run to midnight with the usual ceremonies as the old year ends and the new year begins. Rev. Stuckey, the pastor, announced.
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MM. E. Church
South
M. 2. Church South
Stuckey
Lain Golden Wedding Celebrated by Lain Family
Relatives and friends gathered at Dr. G. D. Lain’s home in Sanger to honor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Lain on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Fifty guests shared dinner while the couple, born in Tennessee, moved to Texas after the Civil War. They married January 10, 1861 and have nine children, six living including Dr. G. D. Lain and Mrs. W. A. Garrison, with offspring in Sanger, Dickens, Indianapolis, and Oklahoma City.
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Sanger
Samuel R. Lain
G. D. Lain
Perry County
Tenn
Lain
Nancy H.wigges
Willianson County
Tennessee
Delta County
Texas
Delia County
Bolvar
W. A. Garison
W. 'l Lain
Dickens
M. M. Lain
Indianapolis
Inn
Oklahoma Cty
Walton Lain
Tulsa
Local Pharmacy and Restaurant Ad Fragments Highlight Remedies
The fragmentary text advertises Minnis Drug Store for prescriptions and Smith's Restaurant bread. It touts Mr King's New Life Pill as a remedy for women’s fatigue and ailments, claiming easy safe toning effects. Ends with a mention of J F Rales & Co. promotional item.
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Mr. King
J. F. Rales & Co
Denton Society Notes and Local Notices
Happenings in society include a Thursday dance near Denton at A F Evers residence with ten to twelve couples and Epworth League social at Clarence Smith’s home on South Elm street. The Epworth event featured white and gold decor, contests, paired pictures for the dining room and refreshments of hot chocolate, cake, and fruit. Also present were numerous young women and men, including Misses Lillian Crowder and Beulah Griffith, and Rev. Stuckey.
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Denton
A. F. Evers
Misees
Lillian
Jae Crowder
Marcillas Rogers
Frances
Elaine Lewis
Mamie Bratcher
Nora Jones
Beulah Crain
Mary Kelly
Jim Owens
Ben Fritz
Calvin
C. J. Wilkerson
Glee Storrie
Homer Jackson
Ed Cobb
Will Owens
Lew's
Lock Forrester
Buford Richards
Epworth League
Clarence Smith
South Elm Street
League
Bessie
Beulah Griffith
Eula Drake
Mann McMurray
Eula Berry
Naomi Gist
Katie Dyer
Martha Ganzer
Villa Curtis
Lyla Naugle
Gertie
Davys Coleman
Myrtle Hicks
Minnie Kelly
Terrell
Elsie Doty
Pearl
Besse
Melissa Smith
R. L. Ledbetter
Sfessrs
Irl Hicks
Lou Ledbetter
Ben Smith
Esque
Eugene Naugle
Arthur Vaughn
Majestic Weekly Show Draws Full Houses Amid Varied Talent
Rice Brothers perform singing dancing and talking specialties at the Majestic to strong crowds with second nights encored. Images include You're All Right Kid. Root Juice praise spreads as many callers report cures for stomach kidney and rheumatic troubles at Al sons Pharmacy amid broad community endorsement.
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The
Majestic
Alson
Naming Normal Board At North Texas State College
Interest grows in forming a local board for North Texas State Normal. Governor Celestin is only one of three naming the board with Controller Lane and Secretary McDonald. the Education board oversees appointments. A formal announcement is unlikely until after the new administration is inaugurated and the board is organized.
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North Texas
Mormal
Ben
Rnor Celquilt
Normal College
W. P. Lane
McDonald
Education
Local Personal Mentions Span Several Towns
A lengthy local item lists residents and visitors from Dallas Farmersville Argyle Corinth Gainesville Abilene Paris Mexia Garza Whitewright and more. Names include Mrs Chas Saunders K K Allison Mrs Susie Potts M Manora Boylan Effe McMurray and others with travel and visits noted. Also mentions a funeral in Amarillo and a hospital recovery report for Marguerite McCormick. A medicinal advert promotes a product with a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Saunders
Dallas
K. K. Allison
Oklahoma
Garza
Georgie Green
A. E. Graham
M. A. Hill
Lewisville
T. C. McCormick
M. Manora Boylan
Hillyar
Normal
Gainesville
Effe McMurray
Paris
W. T. Bailey
Bailey
Hauser
Mexia
Menter B. Terrill
S. W. Kanady
F. B. McMah
W. A. Brashears
J. S. Meath
Chisholm
Marguerite McCormick
Albert Erwin
B. Durham
Falfurrias
Chronicle Lost and Found Columns
Fragmentary reader note advertises returning items and columns from 4lWave feelog into a 1974 Chronicle. No clear people or organizations identified. The text is garbled and contains no verifiable events or specifics to summarize.
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Yan*self
Local Couple Welcomes a Son This Thursday
Werner Guyer and his wife welcomed a baby boy born Thursday. Meanwhile Mrs J N Rayzor hosts the First Baptist choir watch party Saturday night from eight to twelve.
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Werner Guyer
Thursday
J. N. Rayzor
First Baptist
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Lipscomb & Fritz
Eimother
Johnson Brothers
West Hickory Street
Scott's
Steam Eye Works
Denton Steam Laundry Company
Pepples’ Home Telephone Co
T. F. Johnson
Ben Key
P. Lipscomb
Fikar
Curtis’ Drug Store
Vernon Cash
East McKinney St
Taylor BrOthers
Hamilton
C. R. Hamilton
Agent
Sherman Steam Laundry
West Virginia
Kansas
Blyer
Pacific
Ft. W
Texarkana
Price Billingsley
Church of Christ Cor
Pearl and Bolivar
Sheriffs Office
Smith's Cate
Sesson
Smith's
Amarillo, Tex
A. DN. Turner
Smith’s
Smith's Cafe
Watchnight Services
Smitho . Are
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
M Uy
Waldine Xinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Taka Hall
Squire
Minnis’ Drug Store
Smith's Restaurant
West Side
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
PD. K. Allison
D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
Guarar J. F. Raley & Co
TAX Collector's Report
Egan
Gibson & May
Pinckley & Lester
Kincaid Wagon Yard
West Oak Street
Allison’s Pharmacy
Denton Tailoring Co
Smith & Ziegler
West Side Square
Pete Rrsey
Eretes
Arthur W. Palmer
Zumwalt & Key
Attorneys-at-Law
McClurkan’s
J. E. Hollers
Cic
Waconth
Candy Kitchen
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