New Sweaters for Denton High Football Squad Arrive
Denton High introduces new sweaters distributed Wednesday for players and for Coach Jackson and Dr. Piner who supported the team. Other honored sweater recipients include Will Collins Jack McMath Narrold Millar Fred Lane Laud Ratten Ned Rector James Potts John Cobb Ira Jones Home Mee New and Haggard Buckingham. The squad’s 1911 season record and team photo will be sent to state papers.
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Denton High
Prof. Jackson
Dr. Piner
John Cobb
Ira Jones
Home
Mee- New
Haggard Buckingham
Le Brun Company Sings in Three Languages This Saturday
The Le Brun company arrives Saturday January twentieth and will perform in three languages Italian German and English. They emphasize presenting opera in English and Ma dame Le Brun championed English opera on the Pacific coast lecturing to women's clubs. The company highlights enunciation as a specialty.
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le Brun
Madame le Brun
Pacific Coast
Le Brun Grand Opera Company Plays Denton Stop
The Le Brun Grand Opera Company brings scenes from Il Trovatore and Martha to the Normal Auditorium in Denton on Saturday night. Described as the finest musical organization ever offered to Lyceum audiences, it features Dame Antoinette Le Brun, Laura Baer, Fritz Hutmann, and Arthur Deane, all with grand opera credentials.
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Borden
Normal College Lyceum Bureau
LeBrun Brand Opera
Denton
Texas
le Brun Gran! Opera Company
Ll ‘Trovatore
Martha
Normal
Lyceum
Madame Antoinette le Brun
Laura Baer
Fritz Hutmann
Arthur Deane
Banquet Payment Mentions Henry Clay in 1842 New Orleans
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans paid to Henry Clay is noted as costly for those with stomach trouble. The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and digestive disorders, claiming ease and safety for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
New Life
J. F. Raley & Co
Hay for sale and winter provisions from Turner Bros
Denton Traction Co advertises hay at a set price per ton or per bale. Turner Bros promotes proper winter food with a display of hay and canned goods and invites customers to call or phone for inventory.
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Denton Traction CO
Turner Bros
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for frostbitten skin
Frightful polar winds at the far north are blamed for chapped hands and lips and sores. The ad promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the healer, claiming it makes skin soft and smooth and treats cold sores burns boils and wounds. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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J. F. Raley
Infant dies near Denton as parents mourn
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hawk died Thursday morning two miles east of Denton. The child was two and one half months old. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. T. M. Bridges, who has suffered rheumatism, was able to be up town Wednesday.
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T. M. Bridges
A. M. Hawk
Denton
Durbin seeks re election as district clerk in Toledo
Announcement shows W E Durbin running for re election as Lucas County District Clerk. Frank J Cheney & Co certify a payment promise for catarrh cure. Hall's products advertised. Long & King grocers promote services and customer satisfaction.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Leason
Cheney C Co
All Drugg
Higgins Announces Candidacy for District Clerk
S. T. Higgins announces in today’s issue his candidacy for district clerk. Higgins has served as justice of the peace and a county commissioner from his precinct. Supporters urge he is well qualified to attend to the duties of the office he seeks.
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W. BE. Durbin
W. E Durbin
S. T. Higgins
Sam T. Higg
Higgins
Aid To Perfect Health Laxative Syrup Recommendation
An advertisement extols Curtis' Laxative Syrup for liver support and detoxification. It claims the product aids liver function, removes poisons from blood, and prevents systemic poisoning. The 8 oz bottle is priced at 50 cents and the product is described as pleasant and purely vegetable.
Tourist Sleepers Placed on Dallas Wichita Falls Trains
Trains 281 and 282 on the Dallas branch now carry tourist sleepers after other through trains were cut off. No schedule changes. Rail discussions mention Katy potentially cutting trains No 1 and 2 in the near future with No 1 southbound at 3 10 and No 2 northbound at 11 40. Local traffic to suffer as flyers and limited trains bypass many county towns.
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Dallas
Wichita Falls
Katy
Guaranteed atomizers shipment offer by a druggist
A druggist R. H. Garrison advertises a factory shipment of guaranteed atomizers with free delivery and a phone number 49. The note also promotes a trial treatment for asthma from Frontier Asthma Company Room 102 Buffalo offering free information without charge.
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R. H. Garrison
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo
Dr Copenhaver registers car and Aubrey practice noted
In Nice, the County Clerk records Dr J E Copenhaver of Aubrey as the owner of automobile No 169. Also offered is bright hay for sale at $9 per ton or per bale from Minnis drug store with prescription work highlighted as a specialty.
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Minnis
J. E. Copenhaver of
Aubrey
County Clerk's
Minnis Drug Store Recommends Health Officers Anti-Meningitis Aids
Minnis Drug Store promotes atomizers and antiseptic solutions as recommended by health officers to help prevent meningitis. The advisory emphasizes hygiene and prophylaxis in community health efforts.
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Minnis
Deaths and Births in local area listed
Vital statistics announce the death of Frank Williams of Aubrey on December 12 at age 65 from pneumonia. Birth notices list several births across Justin, Bartonville, Krum, Decatur and nearby areas including boys and girls born to J C Winder Will Moody A B Priddy Chas Doss Chas Bennett Almer Boyd J L Williams Clyde Cross Thos Cleveland and T Williams with dates in December and January.
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Frank Williams
Aubrey
Simmons
Bartonville
J. C. Winder
Will Moody
Wfe
Krum
A. B. Priddy
Justin
L. L. Strader
Chas
Doss
Bennett
Almer Boyd
J. L, Williams
Decatur
Clyde Cross
Thos
Cleveland
Dee
T. Williams
A Hero in a Lighthouse Recalls Civil War Captain
J S Donahue of South Haven Michigan, a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble chills and stomach ills after other remedies failed. He praises improved sight and overall health at seventy. Bitter’s price is 60 cents at J F Railey & Co.
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J. S
Donahue
Haven
Mich
J. F. Raiey & Co
North Texas Normal mid term exams begin amid praise
The North Texas State Normal opened mid term exams Thursday at 8:30 with 731 or 2 pupils to be tested for advancement. Dr Bruce commended student effort and predicted most would pass with few failures. The Hardy College of Oratory reports degrees of merit for some students who completed double work before Christmas. Turner Bros advertises vegetables and soup canning with phone numbers 7 and 44.
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North Texas State Normal
Bruce
Hardy College of Oratory
Real Estate Transfers Detail Near Denton Area
W Hl McKinney and wife transfer 58 acres near Denton to H C Clark for 4.55 dollars per acre total. Allen to Chancey 61 acres in Gideon Walker sulley for 2500 dollars. Chancey and Frist acquire 1 acre in Gideon Walker survey for 1 dollar and other considerations. Lomax and wife purchase a Gaw hill lot in A Hill survey Den ton for 200 dollars. Stallings to Powell 16 acres in J W White survey for 275 dollars. Wilson to Gale lot 2 block B Wilson addition to Krum for 150 dollars. Jackson to Hill and Hill 19 acres in W Lumpkin survey for 400 dollars. Gale to Burns 127 acres in John Morton survey for 7012.50. Payne to Simmons lot 3 block 14 Ponder for 80 dollars. Simmons to Proffer lot 3 block 4 Ponder for 120 dollars. Warner to Hayden 47 12 acres in D C Cody survey for 751 dollars. Compton to Fagg lot in Lewisville for 300 dollars. Compton to Fagg 35 acres in T C Wilson survey for 1400 dollars. Eddleman to Henry Selz lot in Chas Smith survey Pi lot Point for 450 dollars.
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W. Hl. McKinney
H. C. Clark
Niles
Denton
F . Allen
Chancey
Gideon Walker Sulley
C. Chancey
W. A. Frist
Gideon Walker Xuuvey
P Lomax
Gaw.hill
A. Hill
J. M. Stallings
W. L Powell
J. W. White
B. F. Wilson
H. F Gale
Block B
Wilson
Krum
B. C. Jackson
F.F
T. D. Hill
W. Lumpkin
T. G. Gale
J. EK. Burns
John Morton
James B. Payne
W. L Simmons
Ponder
M. L. Simmons
E. F
Seborn Warner
F. W Hayden
D. C. Cody
H. B. Compton
M. D Fagg
Lewisville
M. D. Fagg
T. C
A Girl Wild Midnight Ride in the Catskills Forest
A young girl rides at midnight to warn of a forest fire in the Catskills and save lives. The ad notes Dr. King's New Discovery cures lung troubles, with a testimonial from W. R. Patterson of Wellington Texas. Also mentions LONG & KING grocers and a free bottle offer.
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Catskills
J. F Raley & Co
State Sues Railroads for Not Building Hillsboro Depot
The Texas Attorney General seeks $5,000 penalties from the Katy, Cotton Belt, and Trinity and Brazos Valley railways for failing to erect a union depot at Hillsboro.
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STATE
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Hillsboro
Attorney General
Katy
Cotton Belt
Trinity
Brazos Valley
Sensation in Cotton Exporter Young trial
Government introduces a letter from the late T J Groce showing the debt to Galveston National Bank caused Young's ruin. The Galveston court scenario unfolds with economic stakes and public reaction amid a winter hunger note. The item reflects wartime era reporting and local commerce ads embedded in the dispatch.
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Associated Press
Uispatch
Galveston
E. H. Young
T. J. Groce
Galveston National Bank
Young
Denton Businesses Pledge Health Protections for Customers
A list of local Denton merchants and institutions including McClurkan Co, Wilson Hann, Denton Trust, Williams Store, North Texas Normal, Draughon's College, Majestic Theater, First National Bank, Palace of Sweets, Parker’s Bakery, Chamber of Commerce, Knights of Pythias, and others assert they use scientific health measures to protect customers and employees.
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W. B. McClurkan & Co
Wilson-Hann Company
Denton Trust Company
W. J. McCray
Williams
Denton County Court House
Daugherty Bros
B. P.O. Ellis
Hamilton & Yeatts
Farmers Implement & Vehicle Co
North Texas Normal College
Draughon's Business College
Majestic Theater
First National Bank
Taylor Hardware Company
Palmer's Airt
Palace of Sweets
Ideal Restaurant
Toplitz & Zesmer
Record
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Hoyle Spray
Fox Brothers & Co
East Exchange Bank
J. E. McCabe
Genk
B. H. Deavenport & CO
L. F. Collins & Son
J. A. Collins
East Hickory Direct
Coulmt
J. S. J. Gober
Julia A. Wright
J. S. Barrow
Lone Star Restaurant
E. Sid
F. F. Hill
Craddock Building
South Side Square
McCray’s
South Elm St
Arkansas Mill
R. J. Cowan
W. E. McCabe
Bexreon's
West Side Square
Duggan Abstract Co
Denton County
J W. Johnson
Practical Businesston
LeBrun Company
Minnis’ Drug Store
Long & King
A. E. Graham
Mrs. Buford W. Richards
Long & King, Grocers
Elbert
McKinney St
D&w
Alamo Coffee
W. G. Cook
Drop
T. A. Robinson
O. M. Curtis
Denton, Texas
Evers Hardware
Denton County National Bank
W. B. McBlurkan,“Pres
Joe L. Blewett
B. H. Deavenport
R. M. Barnes
Putton
Just
DR. Copenhaver
North Texas Normal
Hardy School of Oratory
Order
Grocers
E. H. Deavenport
Sealshipt
People’s Home Telephone Co
F. Johnson
Arthur W. Palmer
Denton Milling Company
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