Grand and petit juries listed for district court week
The document lists the grand jury members and the first week petit jury names, followed by the note that petit jurors are summoned to appear Tuesday February 23. An advertisement notes baled shucks priced at four dollars a ton or one dollar a bale, claimed equal in food value to prairie hay, from ALLIANCE MILLING CO.
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District Court
D. K. Allison
J. T. Aired
John Harmonson
R. M. Everett
T. B. Breeding
T. A MecGalard
T. A. Cole
J. M. Lassiter
J. F. Morgan
W. B. Montgomery
Christal
J. Nance
J. E. Smith
E. Miucker
A. Cox
Alliance Milling CO
Denton Falls Behind Northern Small Towns in Progress
N P Johnson, returning from a northern trip, says Denton lags behind small towns with 2000 to 3000 residents. He noted bric structures concrete sidewalks street lights and modern improvements in places like Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Kansas City Aurora Beloit Ripon Janesville. urges embracing opportunities to improve the town.
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N._P. Johnson
Denton
Fort Worth rail improvements spur extra trains and ballast plan
Denison reports navy spending 121000 on ballast and improvement for the Fort Worth division between Denison and Hillsboro making the two new fast passenger trains run opposite the flyers. Denton gains two more daily passenger trains.
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Denison
Navy
Fort Worth
Hillsboro
Denton
Bank director named after Kin caid death at First National
W. T. Johnson named as director of the First National Bank to fill the vacancy created by the death of Geo rge KincaId. The notice also mentions base ball supplies at Minnis drug store.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Geo. Kincaid
W. T
Tom) Johnson
First National Bank
George Kincaid
Denton Trust Company Farm Loan Offer
The Denton Trust Company advertises farm loans at 7 percent interest for ten years. Borrowers may prepay at any time and stop interest on the amount paid.
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Denton Trust Company
Notice to holders of unused ice coupons
Alliance Milling Company calls all customers with ice coupon books issued at the old price 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.
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Pease
Alliance Milling Company
First National Bank Directors Resolve in Memory of George Kin caid
The First National Bank directors express heartfelt sympathy to the family of George Kincaid who died January 27 1909. They note Denton has lost a foremost citizen and the poor a worthy friend and request publication of the resolutions in local papers. Copies to widow and minutes of the association.
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First National Bank
Georg Kincaid
George Kincaid
Denton
The
Record and Cronicle
Denton County News
Collins
OUT
MO. A. Hann. Déhton
Texas
Min nis' Drug Store promotes skin cure through the skin
The notice argues eczema is a skin disorder not a blood disease and endorses D. D. D. Prescription with oil of wintergreen as a true skin cure. OO. M. Curtis of Denton, Texas states confidence in the remedy and recommends its use.
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OO. M. Curtis
Denton
Texas
Household Necessity and Endorsement for Hunt's Lightning Oil
A farmer from Kosciusko Mississippi extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a household necessity praising its quick action and strong results for both people and animals. The letter lauds its effectiveness on burns and fresh cuts and ends with a personal endorsement from S Harrison.
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Hunt
S. Harrison
Kosciusko
Miss
Daughter born to Hofman couple in North Denton
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Hofman of North Denton. The brief notice confirms a new birth in the family without additional details.
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Harvey Hofman
North Denton
Elks Dance Charms Guests With Valentine Decor
The Elks held a season’s prettiest dance at their club rooms on Monday evening with Valentine decorations and refresh ments. The program featured a grand march and eight regular dances followed by favor dances, with couples matched by various games and concerts. Attendees included F. A. Hausein, Laurence Schweer, Waldo Biewett, James Simmons, George Moore, William McGintie, Minnie Wettermark, Laura Schmitz, Dorothy Williams, Eulalie Wright, Grace Bayless, Martha Pool, Anna Adams, Euphemia Moore, Castlemain, Holloran, H F Schweer, Clifton Witterspoon, Herbert Walden, Crow Wright, Charley Smoot, Bala Williams, C G A Smith, Ralph Cole, Reube Cross, W J Sullivan and Robin Edwards.
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Herbert Walden
Crow Wright
Charley Smoot
Bala Williams
CG. A. Smith
Ralph Cole
Reube Cross
W. J. Sulivan
Robin Pdwards
Cattle Ranch in McCulloch County Sold for 65000
Caldwell Texas. J L Spillman sold to Charles Hooper a 6000 acre ranch in McCulloch county for 65000. The buyer, a St. Louis capitalist, plans to raise fine bred cattle and sheep on the tract.
East Texas fruit suffers heavy freeze losses in Feb wave
Reports from Jacksonville Palestine and Lufkin indicate East Texas fruit growers face large losses from a cold wave. Thousands of early blooming fruit trees were killed, with peach trees hit hardest and losses estimated up to 50000 dollars, though gardens fared better.
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T Worth
East Texas
Jacksonville
Palestine
Lufkin
Denton Town Per Capita Government Cost Estimated
A historical note estimates Denton’s per capita government cost at about $6.18 per resident. With a 7,009 population, city valuation at $3.6 million, tax rate $1.21 per $100, and $36,200 in city taxes plus $7,000 state school funds, the calculation yields roughly $6 per person annually to keep municipal operations running.
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Denton
Concert Brings Denton Residents to College Club Event
Despite the cold Monday night a Denton crowd attended a concert by the College of Industrial Arts club. Miss Smith directed the program and a quartet of four young ladies in Japanese costumes performed a noted Japanese song.
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Denton
the Club of the College of Industrial Arts
Miss Smith
Ariel Club Monuments of Civil War and Illustrators Talk
The Ariel club Art Department met Saturday with Mrs. RJ Wilson. Miss Wright led the lesson and Miss Williams read a paper on American illustrators. Guests included Mrs. Sam Allison and Miss Nancy Fritz. The next meeting is Feb 27 with Mrs Edwards. The Mothers Club meets Wednesday afternoon in the kindergarten rooms at 3 30. The program includes Experiences in Teaching Truth Piano solo by Mrs Sm Schneer lesson Self Activity by Mrs Stout reading First Days of Life by Mrs Waldo Blewett and a discussion. All members are urged to attend for a new textbook chapter.
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Ariel Art Department
Ariel Club
RJ. Wilson
Wright
Williams
Sam Allison
Nancy Fritz
Edwards
Mothers’ Club
Sm. Schneer
Stout
Waldo Blewett
Notable Fort Worth Visit and Northbound Journey
Henry R. Kibert of Fort Worth is there on business. Mrs. N. P. Johnson is at home from a ten days' visit with her sister at Oklahoma City. Nathan P. Johnson has returned from a two weeks' trip in the North visiting factories of the concerns he represents including the suspender factory at Aurora and the knitting factory at Delavan Wisconsin and the glove factory at Ripon Wisconsin. He will start on his spring trip in a few days.
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Henry R. Kibert
Fort Worth
N. P. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Nathan P. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Aurora
Ilis
Delavan
Wis
Guove
Ripon
Asthma Cure Claim At Home
A Frontier Asthma Company claims home treatment for asthma is curable with trial treatment and full information at no charge. They invite contact at Room 762 Buffalo New York.
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Fronier Assthma Company
Bufflo, N. Y
Today’s Markets Mixed Cotton Strength and Livestock Offers
Cotton prices rise in futures and spots with higher quotes in Liverpool New York and New Orleans markets. Fort Worth livestock quotes show cattle and hogs firm with steers and hogs topping gains and corn and flour prices also edging higher.
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Denton
Liverpool
Fort Worth
Fire destroys Key residence at South Denton
The home of Ben Key near old Deaven Port mill site burned Tuesday at 2 pm. The house and contents, valued at 1500, were a total loss. Fire origin unknown but likely defective fire. Mrs Key had left minutes before. water pressure was weak hindering efforts. A bathtub and water heater survived. $800 insurance with Deavenport & Foreman agents.
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Ben Key
Denton
Deavenport
Deavenport & Foreman
Foley's Kidney Remedy promotes uric acid relief
The ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy containing hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic. It advises taking the product at first signs of urinary irregularities to prevent serious illness. Garrigon & Kimmins.
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Garrigon & Kimmins
Preeze Kills Jig Crop As Cold Wave Smashes Georgetown
In Georgetown on February 16 officials report a cold wave killed the first crop of figs and damaged peach trees many of which were in bloom causing early crop losses and damage to fruit trees in the area.
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Georgetown
Jtecord and Chronicle and Mc Clure's Magazine
A fragment references Jtecord and Chronicle alongside Mc Clure's Magazine with a price of $2. The clipped note suggests a publication or subscription matter but lacks full context or details.
Tank Explosions Threaten Hillsboro Oil Tanks
Hillsboro February 16 three Waters-Pierce Oil company tanks holding gasoline kerosene and naphtha exploded early this morning. Two tanks blew apart with fierce flames that remained uncontrolled at noon, endangering nearby Katy Railroad property.
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Hillsboro
Pierce Oil Company
Katy
Harness and Shoe Repair by A. A. Anderson
A. A. Anderson offers harness and shoe repair services with top grade harness oil and quality buggy whips. Special attention is given to rubber sheets.
Argyle Notes Record Weather and Local Happenings
A light shower preceded the season’s severest norther in Argyle on Saturday night. John Q. Porter of Joshua visited relatives nearby. Bud Vickrey and Mrs. Holder wed last week, Vickrey a Map resident. Parker visited daughter Mrs. Pugh then returned to Oklahoma. Mrs. Lida Wilkerson of Justin visited. A C Bell and wife improving. Valentine party hosted by Mrs. Alexander raised about $6 for Methodist church repairs.
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Argyle
John Q. Porter
Joshua
J. B. Littre
T. & P. Railway Company
Marshall
Bud Vickrey
Holder
Vickrey
Sunnydale
Parker
Pugh
Oklahoma
Lida Wilkerson
Justin
A. C. Bell
Alexander
Don t Be Irritable Moral About Skin Cures
An 19th century moral about irritability echoes a Cure advertisement promising Hunts Cure to relieve itching and skin trouble with a guaranteed one box cure. notes irritability leads to trouble and promotes a single box remedy.
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Hunt
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Wren
W.R. Scott
Ideal Restaurant
R. C. Smith
Prop
KR. B. Bishop
G. W. Birchfield
Bishop & Birchfield
Fort Meet National Bank
Port Worth, ‘Texas
Reali Estate Loans
Puon BK
People's Home Telephone
Blanks Barber Shop
Denton County National Rbank
R. M. Mitchell
Duggan & Duggan
Aeueline
Berind
Newsboys
Granville Kindred
Vinita
Oklo
Frank Hutcherson
Mr. Kindred
St. Louis
Buchers
SAES
Chas. Mays
Whenton
Nickie
Niinnis’ Drug Store
Valentine
EN McCulloch
Evers
Evers Hardware Co
Jno. A. Hann & Co
P. Poe
New York
New Orleans
Oecc
Suenewan
Jtecord
Chronicle
McClure’s
Katy Flyer
Kansas City
Chicago
A. A. Anderson
West Oak Street
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