Denton County Corn Growers Club Seeks 100 More Members
District Agent Ganzer leads a drive to enroll about 100 additional youths in the Denton County Corn Growers Club as 206 boys ages 10 to 19 pledge to plant at least one acre of corn next season. The program, begun locally this year, follows Farm Experiment bureau guidelines, with 299 already signed up and a target of 200 more before planting time. Members listed include Claude D. Early and many others from Denton and surrounding towns.
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Ganzer
Denton County
Farm Experiment Bureau
Federal
Department of Agriculture
South
Mr. Ganzer
Claude D. Early
Richard Ball
Pearson Bishop
Joe Bishop
Krum
Carl McReynolds
Homer Coffey
Carl Amos
Roy Schlemyer
Loui Schlemyer
Lasiter
Aubrey
James H. Hill
Hugh Isbell
Gordon Sulivan
Ray Woods
George Ship
Frank Collins
Ernest Holloway
Stoversmith
Max Hampton
Joe Trickey
Bryan Nance
George McKinney
James Lee
Will Freeman
John Fletcher
Luther Wade
Walter Harvey
William Jackson
Moses Holland
Avis Smith
John Berry
Albert Bearden
Sanger
James Klein
Alford Klein
George F. Ballard
Louis
Opitz
Emmett O'Reilly
Murrell Scruggs
Denton
Clyde Simpson
Pilot Point
Willie McClellan
Willie Carney
Ray Dickson
James Knox
Gaines Thompson
Dallas Curtsinger
Maynard Nance
J. D. Gentry
Joe Griff'r
Henry Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Francis O'Brien
Dennis O’brien
Lewisville
Fred Goteher
Earl Ross
Dillon Smith
Verdi? Sparks
Lake Baker
Lee Long
Chas Sanders
Guy Swisher
Charlie Gotcher
Edgar Wood
Calip Sanders
W. J. Martin
Sam Sallee
Archey Robinson
George Coulter
Brooks Judge
Homer Cleveland
John Lewis
Charlie Behrens
Leslie Cleveland
Albert One i
Raymond Oneal
Jay Barnhart
Cly
Markum
James Markum
Math. Markum
Joe Kendall
Ben Peterson
Plumer Ahead
Freddy Lewis
Lacy Lewis
Paul Groves
Sam Haynes
Frank Harrell
Luther Abred
Edwin Sandy
Walter Peterson
Percy Robison
Lee Pass
Harry Richman
Homer Richman
Dick Wiley
Marvin Wallace
Lawrence Wood
Jackson
Black
Justin Travis Stegall
Claud McClure
Argyle
George Bruce Lee
Isaac Thomas Lee
Justin
Phelix Hoay
Eli Hoay
Ervin Hoay
Sidney Ford
Otto Winkleman
Johnny Klein
Wesley Linnenschmidt
John Hopkins
Ernest Schertz
Otto Schertz
Lesley Linnenschmidt
James Johnson
Cleber Wilkerson
Hamlin Florance
Ernest Hazell
Livya Odell
Curtis Nichols
Stony
Willie Walters
Fred Walters
Willie Barfknecht
Henry Barfknecht
Willie Schreiber
Willie Ihmfeld
Adolf Uecker
James L. Brown
Nk Dean
Archy Harrold Foster
Marcus Dean
Stanley Sizemore
Charley Barthold
John Hudgins
Daniel McWhirter
Paul Sizemore
Arthur Smith
Albert Sadow
George Shahan
Sidney Shahan
Je Shahan
Henry Berry
Nolen Dudley
Elmer Fuller
Garret Ford
Robert Dudley
Ray Laymon
Albin Melvin Garrson
Luther Harbent
Rennie Sparkman
Arthur Pockrus
Hunt's Lightning Oil Ad Promises Best Liniment
A testimonial from C. G. Young of Okeene Oklahoma Territory extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as the superior liniment after trying many brands. He asserts no other liniment will "hit the spot" if Hunt's fails and endorses it as the final choice.
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Hunt
C. G. Young
The Fair Offers 20 Cent Globe and 25 Cent Violet Salad
An old newspaper ad advertises fair prices with a globe item at 20 cents and a large violet pattern salad for 25 cents. The short notice highlights a fair shopping scene with bargain foods.
Mrs F H Jones acquitted in San Antonio murder case
Mrs F H Jones was acquitted of murdering her husband in San Antonio. The report notes petitions circulating to ask the commissioners court for a prohibition election in McLennan County and mentions other national and local items.
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F. H. Jones
San Antonio
Commissioner’s Court
McLernan County
Cotton markets hold steady as mixed regional pricing
Denton reports mixed quotations with Liverpool and New Orleans up while New York slips. Cotton spots rise in Philadelphia? No, New Orleans and Galveston prices edge higher. receipts total 16 022. Local white cotton holds near 14 1/2 cents with occasional bales sold at 1 3/4 cents. Fort Worth livestock shows steady beef, calves, hogs with moderate volume.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Taft and Aldrich Discuss Anti Trust Amendments at White House
President Taft and Senator Aldrich conferred at the White House on Thursday over the administration’s proposed anti trust amendments. The President reiterated that he has not altered plans to investigate all trusts, and magazine postage rate hikes appear unlikely after publisher influence swayed Congress.
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Taft
Aldrich
White House
Senate halts committee from appearing before court
Discussion arose over court power to summon a congressional committee. The Senate ordered the committee not to appear before the court in a suit involving Valley Paper Company and Senators Smoot Bourne Duncan and Fletcher.
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Supreme
Capudine Headache Remedy Ad From Local Drug Store
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles with quick action. Pleasant liquid form. Available in 1c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
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Hick
Capudine
Presbyterians Hire Rev. T A Lampton As Pastor
The Presbyterians announce the arrival of Rev. T A Lampton from Amarillo who has settled in Lewisville and will deliver his first sermon Sunday morning.
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Lewisville
T. A. Lampton
Amarillo
Our Town
Montgomery and Jenkins Wed in Home Ceremony
H. L. Montgomery and Miss Hazel Jenkins were married Sunday afternoon at the home of the officiating minister Rev. H. E. Morris.
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H. L. Montgomery
Hazel Jenkins
H. E. Morris
Miss Flora Smith Dies After Illness At 22
Flora Smith aged 22 died Wednesday morning February 9 after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church with Rev. N. B. Baker of Valley View officiating at 1 PM. Burial followed at Flower Mound Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
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Flora Smith
Flower Mound
The
Baptist Church
N. B. Baker
Valley View
Presbyterian Church
Lewisville State Bank to Open Next Week
The Lewisville State Bank will open for business next week in the J. M. Fox building, now occupied by W. L. Lott's saddle and harness store. Stockholders are among Lewiston's best citizens, signaling unusually bright prospects for the new bank.
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Lewisville
Baggett and Dillard Wed at Bethel Home
Elbert Baggett and Miss Lizi Dillard were married at the bride’s parents home in the Bethel community on Sunday January 31. Rev H F Holley officiated the ceremony.
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Elbert Baggett
Lizi- Dillard
Bethel
H. F. Holley
Local physicians operate on Bob Sparks north of the city
Local physicians today operated on Bob Sparks about four miles north of the city for a chronic trouble. At last reports the patient was doing well.
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Bob Sparks
Capudine Promoted For Various Headache Ailments
Capudine advertised as relief for sick headache nervous headache travelers headache and stomach trouble. The ad claims immediate effects and urges purchase from druggists.
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Capudine
Citation by Publication in Denton County Probate Suit
Court summons unknown heirs of Melinda Cassady in a 1910 Denton County land dispute. Plaintiffs claim heirs at law of Melinda Cassady contest a 1908 will and community estate of about 129 acres. Defendants include Lenora Lugrand and Patrlee Clayton among many others.
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Denton County
Melinda Cassady
Sixteenth Judicial District
District Court
Denton
Jim Champion
Eli Champion
Berry Champion
Rachel Carter
Mose Carter
Mary Peace
Will Peace
Lizzie Clayton
Jack Clayton
Ad Champion
John Houston
Alma Houston
Lizzie Houston
Annie Houston
Jim Houston
Mary Lee Houston
Annie Thompson
Thompson
Callis Warren
Carrie Fox
Jim Fox
Willis Warren
Melinda Bean
John Johnson
Jennie Alburty
Alburty
Allie Weber
Joe Manley
Pairlee Clayton
Joe Clayton
Angie Lagrand
Alfed Lugrand
Bell Anderson
Quitman Anderson
Netty Brady
Winston Brady
Mary Dean
Gay Dean
Climas Ones
Lenora Lugrand
Alfred Lugrand
Angie Lugrand
Patrlee Clayton
Heirs Claim Shared In Denton County Lands 1909 1910 Writ
Legal notice outlines division of multiple Denton county tracts among heirs of Melinda Cassady and related parties. It lists first through fourth tracts with owners Jim Champion and others, and describes a court partition process with a potential sale if not fairly divided. Writ directs sheriff sale of two timber creek tracts on Timbercreek at March 1910 court sale.
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Emeline Dean
Dean
Melinda Cassady
Loving
Bib Elm
Mose White
Joel Clark
Denton County
Texas
Elm Fork
Trinity River
G. W. Hensley
Jacob Cassady
J. R. Greer
Pailee Clayton
Angie
Alfred Lagrand
Jim Champion
Alonzo Champion
Berry Champion
Rachel Carter
Mose Carter
Will Peace
Lizzie Clayton
Jack Clayton
Ad Champion
John Houston
Alma Houston
Lizzie Houston
Annie Heston
Jim Houston
Mary Lee Houston
W. E. Durbin
Denton
Denton Co
Sheriff sale notice from Denton county court in 1910
The State of Texas Denton County issues an alias execution from Dallas county Justice court Precinct No 1 dated January 24 1910 in the case J C Beall vs Stewart.
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Honorable Justice Court of
Precinct No. 1
Dallas County
A. D
J. C. Beall
Stewart
Sheriff Sale In Denton County Texas From 1910 Case
Sheriff will sell by order of the Dallas district court in the A M White vs Josephine Wear case for cash in Denton city. Described property lies in Denton county on the Charles Despailer survey, lots 2 3 and 7 in blocks 16 and 2 of Krum with a 70 foot east exclusion, levied on as the property of Josephine Wear et al to satisfy the judgment and interest.
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Court House
Denton
Towit
Texas
Wm. King
Cyrus Hall
Jack Bell
Timbercreek
Trinity River
Cyr We Hall
Herrod and
Claytor
Hall
Herrod and Claytor
Varas
U. S
Stewart George
J. C. Beall
A. D
District Court
Dallas County
A. M. White
Josephine Wear
Denton County
Charles Despailer
Krum
Thos, King
A. J. Hawkins
J. W Patterson
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Denton, Texas
W. C. Wright
Pearl Street
R. B. Anderson
Old Phon
L. Fulton
A. R. McGinn
Wiley Smith
Wright
Ahower Block
Exchange National Bank
Pitfe
Pike Martin
Sullivan & Pierce
Murphy
Doty’s Tailoring Co
West Side Square
Buyher
Welig & Bass
Moreman & Luster
Red Barn
Walter Yeagley
Arkansas Mill
New Phone 77
Magill & Shepard
EB. McCabe
Dan Turner
South Side
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
R Turner
West Oak
Grover Campbell
McGuigg
East Side
W. Pralin
South Side Square
Texas Middle of Block
J. Ed C. Kaniss
Katy
Corn Growers Club
A. D. Turner
Chicago
Globe Association
State Street
F. A. Hauslein
Fry Street
D&Éw
Lincoln Oil Co
Cleveland
Bigler, Co
Springfield
Ill
National Steam Laundry Co
Sherman
James B. Stringer
McClurkan’s
C. Lipscomb. Jr
M. L. Martin
Raley’s
Lester & Brownlow
H. C. Holties
Route 4
Wmart
McQuigg’s
Plymouth Rocks
S. C. Brown
Wm. Weslony Wright
O. M. Curtis
West Hickory Street
Tim
J. E. Hollers
Normal College
BE. Hollers
Col. W. W. Junn
Fort Worth
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Idaho
Congress
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Fugerson
Denver Plug
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Hayes
California
Immigration Committee
Col
T. H Swope
B.C. Hyde
Terete Es A
salé@s
Fort Worth Livestock
New State Bank
Baggett-Dillard
Post
M. Curtis
J. A. Minnis
J. F. Raley & Co
J. C. Guy
R. H. Garrison
H. F. Browder
Masonic
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