County Commissioners Review Tax Report and Tax List Error
Commissioners examined a lengthy tax report by C. L. M. Crowder and disposed of nine cattle and thirteen hogs from the county farm, netting $100 for cattle and four to five cents per pound for hogs. An oversight left several poll tax payers off the list, including J. C. Guy and C. C. Yancey, with notices reporting their omission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. M. Crowder
Ngan
J. CC. Guy
C. C. Yancey
R. M. Husthines
J. G. Hester
ER. R. Lester
Noah Roark
Minnis Drug Store Sells Back Combs and Bar retts
B Y P U program for Sunday February 14 lists Miss Chira Crowder as leader with talk The Cause of Backsliding and Miss Chester as the backslider speaker G I Strong presents Promises to the Backslider The Ladies Aid hosts a Valentine party at Mrs A P Duggan’s Saturday at 8 pm admission 15 cents
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Minnis’ Drug Store
P. UL Prograad
Chira Crowder
Miss. Chester
G. I. Strong
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. P. Duggan
Runaway wagon damages harness at Tal iaferro store
In a runaway Thursday a delivery wagon belonging to the W. A Tal iaferro store was broken up and the harness damaged. No one was hurt. Baled shucks priced at 1 dollar per ton or 15 cents per bale. Equal in food value to prairie hay from Alliance Milling Co.
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W. A Taliaferro Store
Prairie
Alliance Milling CO
Valentines at Minnis Drug Store Notice
The public is invited to attend Bible lectures by Miss May N Blodgett under the YWCA College of Industrial Arts. Lectures start Sunday Feb 14 from 4 to 5 pm at the college building and continue weekdays except Mondays between 4 23 and 5 30 pm through February 26.
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May N. Blodgett
Young Women’s Christian Association of the College of Industrial Arts
Hunt's Lightning Oil praised as household necessity
A letter from S. Harrison of Kosciusko Mississippi extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as essential for both people and animals. He claims it acts quickly on burns and fresh cuts and ranks it above all other liniments for household use.
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Hunt
S. Harrison
Kosciusko
Miss
Denton Trust Co Loan Advertises Availability
Readable text shows a financial lender offering plenty of money to loan on. The Denton Trust Co signals readiness to provide funds, indicating active loan services and available capital for borrowing.
Notice to surrender unused ice coupons for replacement
Alliance Milling Company asks all holders of old price coupon books to turn them in for cancellation so new books can be issued at the reduced price. New books will be issued now or later as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Milling Company
Alarm Clocks Offered at Minnis Drug Store for $1
Nickel plated guaranteed alarm clocks offered at Minnis Drug Store for a dollar. Denton Trust Co advertises funds available to loan for city property purchases.
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Minnis
Former Denton Newspaper Man to Preach Tonight
Dallas editor Tom R. Burnett will preach at Pearl Street Church of Christ at 7 30 tonight. Burnett, once with Col C W Geers on the Monitor, previously edited Burnett's Budgett and is known as a former Denton newspaper man.
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Kid
Tom R. Burnett
Dallas
Pearl Street
Church of Christ
Kid. Burnett
Burnett's Budgett
Denton
Col. C. W. Geers
The
Monitor
The Irish Senator to Star at Wrights Opera House
A Denison Herald note says The Trish Sena comedy played to about half house last night featuring James L.McCabe as Senator Mark McShane and Nellie Lorraine, though she missed the show due to a throat issue. The crowd lauded the production and encore heavy song The BPOE. A sales position in Denton area is advertised by Lincoln OKi Co.
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Wright's Opera House
Denison Opera House
Trish Sena
James Ll. McCabe
Mark McShane
Oklahoma
Nellie Lorraine
Denison Herald
Baby Almost Dies After Eating Bluestone at Smokehouse
The eighteen month old child of Mr. Martin near Bald Knob swallowed sulphate of copper from a Bluestone bottle found in an old smokehouse. The mother gave an emetic and a physician soon treated the child, who was saved from a deadly poison.
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Martin
Bald Knob
Denton Milling Ice Plant Sold to Rayzor Moves to Farmersville
The Denton Milling Company ice plant sold to J N Rayzor will be moved to Farmersville and put into operation there. The Farmersville commercial club learned of the sale and bid to keep the plant locally. Rayzor met the club, received encouragement, and closed the deal with Farmersville citizens taking between 24 000 and 8 000 stock in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Milling Company
J. N. Rayzor
Farmersville
Three new suits filed as district court term ends
Thursday marked the last day to file suits for service in the current term, with only three entries on the docket yet a large overall docket. Filings include Miss F C Wayne versus several defendants for debt foreclosure and damages, Hale Russell & Cooper versus Wood Baldwin and Allen for debt foreclosure, and Joe Jackson versus Lizzie Jackson for divorce.
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F. C. Wayne
W. Simmons
W. A. Ponder
Exchange Bank
J. Cc. Coit
W. F. Gian
G. C. Masters
British American Mortgage Co
A. R. Hann
Hale
Russell & Cooper
J. F. Wood
J. W. Baldwin
T. E B. Allen
Joe Jackson
Lizzie Jackson
Min nis Drug Store Prescription Services Highlight
Ad promotes Minnis Drug Store promising quality prescription work with competent staff and modern equipment. Keeps focus on reliable service and skilled pharmacy care.
Denton College Moves Hint Fades Into Cleburne Plans
The Fort Worth Record reports Christian church members in Cleburne plan to relocate Denton Christian College. Prof A B Barrett of Denton signs land gift with Cleburne Land Co for site while Southland University officials deny a move but acknowledge possible faculty relocation. If terms align, a 260 student college could open September 1 with independent status and April building work.
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Fort Worth
Cleburne
Tex
Christian Church
Denton Christian College
A. B. Barrrett
Denton
Cleburne Land Company
T. F. Jasper
Southland University
Barrett
Jasper
Mrs Staples Dies At Home Pneumonia Cause
Mrs Staples aged 66 years will be buried at Stony cemetery after funeral at her home six miles west of Ponder. DENTON TRUST CO. notes money available to loan on city property.
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Staples
Ponder
Stony
Drink More Water and Kidney Remedy Advocated
An authority urges drinking more water as essential for health and claims kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism stem from dehydration. A home remedy recipe combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to support kidney function, with reminders to stay hydrated and seek proper medicines for illness.
Cure Your Kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills
Denton Texas resident P Pickrell reports years of back pain from kidney trouble eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought from J F Raley Co and says the pills restored kidney health and banished back pains. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Bright
Denton
P. Pickrell
Texas
Doan
J. F. Raley & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Uni
Personal Notices From Fort Worth to Denton and Norman
VY. W. Shepard is in Fort Worth on business. Mrs. J. W. Medlin of nanoke was in Denton Thursday. A. Gibson has returned from a visit in Falfurrias. George Moore, who travels in South Texas for a wholesale jewelry house, is at home for a few days. Dr. J. P. Blount has returned from Austin where he attended a meeting of the CIA regents. Mrs. J. S. Taylor of Norman Okla is visiting her son W. M. Taylor at R. H Hoffman's south of town. Miss Inez Shearer will host a Valentine party for the Senior class at the College of Industrial Arts. S. O. Beall learned from Atlanta Ga that his sister Miss Lillian Beall had another paralytic stroke but is not in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. W. Shepard
Fort Worth
J. W. Medlin
Nanoke
Denton
Wits
A. Gibson
Falfurrias
George Moore
South Texas
J. P. Blount
Austin
C. I. A. Regents
J. S. Taylor
Norman, Ok
W. M. Taylor
R. H Hoffman
Inez Shearer
College of Industrial Arts
O. Beall
Avlanta
Lillian Beall
Frontier Assthsm Cure Trial Ad in Buffalo NY
An offered trial treatment for a condition branded as AOTHMA with full information provided free of charge. The notice directs readers to Frontier A ssthms Company, Room 702, Buffalo, New York for details and participation.
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Frontier Assthms Company
Bufflo
N. Y
Baseball Supplies and Fire Hit Local Stores
Baseball supplies advertised at Minnis' Drug Store. Fire destroyed C. F. Eggleston's home in Aubrey on Wednesday causing about 790 damage with no insurance. Cause of blaze not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis’ Drug Store
C. F. Eggleston
Aubrey
C. F. Hegleston
Ray Says Submission Is Not Dead Yet
Col Geers reports a letter from Representative Ray stating submission is not dead. Furnished room troanies can be easily squelched by the use of the Record and Chronicle want ads.
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Ray
Col
C. W. Geers
Record
Chronicle
California vote on Asiatic immigration raised
Sacramento reports an appropriation to count the Japanese in California was approved while a bill for an election to register voters on Asiatic immigration was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
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