New Suits Filed in District Court Debt and Foreclosure
Recent docket reports list multiple new suits in the district court. Plaintiffs include T. L. Huggins, Frank Busch, Denton Furniture Co., and J. T. Phillips. Defendants span individuals and firms such as E. M. Arnold, J. C. Hawk, Mary A. Shirley, First National Bank, and Waxahachie Medicine Co. All cases allege debt and foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
T. L. Huggins
E. M. Arnold
J. K. Parker
C. C. Parker
E. E. Miller
A. C. Calvert
Tabitha Jarnagin
T. J. Jarnagin
H. C. Boren
Frank Busch
W. B. Anderson
J. C. Hawk
L. D. Martin
M. E. Martin
G. W. Reed
Mary A. Shirley
D. T. Shirley
Denton Furniture Co
J. C. Darnell
E. H. Trent
J. B. Arnold
J. J. McCook
Wylie Smith
O. B. Swin
J. B. Moore
John L. Ruddell
Capudine advertised to relieve headaches and ailments
Capudine claims quick relief for headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Described as pleasantly liquid to take and effective immediately. Available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
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fHlick
Capudine
Prohibition Lecture Sparks Local Anti-Saloon Branch
Rev J D Odom of Dallas spoke on statewide prohibition at the Baptist church last Friday night. A branch of the anti-saloon league was formed with B F Smith president and C W Ory secretary, amid a large turnout. Corinth residents organize a stock company to build a gin in that town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Odom
Dallas
Baptist Church
League
B. F. Smith
C. W. Ory
Corinth
Local Happenings and Developments in Hood and Sanger
Charley Pryor died Sunday at 3 p m after a tuberculosis illness, the third family member to succumb to the disease. Funeral attended by P F Jones and others from near Sanger at Woodbine. Plans mention three new brick buildings on business lots near the barber shop. Sanger public school shows progress though no graduates this year due to higher grade addition. Sinder sold his Hoodlum Row property for 1000 cash to T J Brooks. Methdist church brick work under H L Davidson progresses, with doors and wind frames installed. completed church to be a beauty and joy.
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Vourier
T. J. Pryor
Jene Pryor
Hood
Mr. Pryor
Charley Pryor
P. F. Jones
Sanger
Woodbine
J. H. Hughes
R. H Love
H. L. Davidson
Patent Issued on Fish Trap and Local Diphtheria Quarantine
J M Hendrix reports a Washington patent grant for a fish trap. Dr Edwards, county health officer, raised quarantine at J E Chambers home as danger from diphtheria ends. Terell Jasper fully recovered. Mrs John Baggett of northwest town buried at Hall cemetery aged 78 with funeral by Rev G W Partington. John Huggins of Carrollton died Wednesday night, buried Thursday. he is brother of Thad Huggins of Lewisville.
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John Baggett
Old Hall
The
Baptist Church
G. W. Par Tington
John Huggins
Carrollton
Thad Huggins
Lewisville
Denton Depot Names New Third Trick Operator
Fred Wiggs becomes third trick operator at the depot replacing R. C. Woodford who moves to second trick while A. C. Bryant acts as agent in Mr. Gates place. Gates and Polhemus, joint tracs overseers, travel to Mexico for the Gates Safety Signal Board Attachment company. J. A. Smith reports no vacant houses near Valley Grove as farmers resume work in earnest.
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Herald
Fred Wiggs
Denton
R. C. Woodford
A. C. Bryant
Cement Walks Spread After Signal in Town
Post signal notes praise for citizens laying cement sidewalks from front gates to houses and urges broader effort to pave every street. G V Harrison buys W B Carson stake and: firm becomes Harrison and Son. A quiet wedding unites Maud Jackson and H H Gracey with Rev J W Clark officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. U. Painter
Wedding at Catholic Church Honors Mueller Tenor Choir
On January 26 a wedding was solemnized at dawn in the Catholic church with the bridal party entering to a wedding march by Edward Blumberg. The ceremony featured a nuptial high mass as the full choir sang, honoring Mr. Mueller a longtime choir member.
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Edward Blumberg
Mueller
Joseph Berend
Cone Piness
Wilfong Brother Dies in Crandall Somewhat Quietly
J. M. Wilfong was summoned to Crandall last Sunday by the death of his brother A. C. Wilfong, which occurred there Sunday morning. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Buster celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary last Friday evening with many invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilfong
Crandall
A. C. Wilfong
City tests new street lights and curb decor in town
W Bennett had a concrete curb placed on East Liberty street. The city council installed three lights between the square and the depot to test improve property appearance and may add more later in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bennett
East Liberty Street
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A home remedy ad urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the 50 cent case digests food, stops sour stomach, belching, heartburn, nausea, and headaches, with prompt relief from pharmacists like OQ M. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
M. Curtis
Blizzard Grips North Texas and Southwest States
A sweeping blizzard shut down much of the region with wind driven cold and fires across Oklahoma and Texas. Oklahoma City reported one of the Southwest’s worst fires causing heavy losses. Ardmore saw a fatal hotel blaze. Kiefer derricks toppled. panhandle sand storm disrupted rail traffic. Dispatches say conditions easing and travel resuming as temperatures fall.
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Texas
Mercury
Oklahoma City
Grand Saline
Ardmore
Bison
Green
Kiefer
Panhandle
Mrs Goforth Praises Hunt's Lightning Oil Benefits
A Kansas City reader says after trying a sample and two 2cc bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil her catarrh and headaches improved significantly. She calls it the best medicine she has seen and notes she would not stay worse without it.
Denton Trust Company Promotes Small Loans at One Percent
Classified notice lists loans offered by Denton Trust Company at one percent interest on property, alongside personal ads and a series of birth announcements from Denton area couples. Mothers urged to use Mother Gray's powders for children with claims of curing colds and teething troubles, with free trial offer.
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Roney
Denton Trust Company
Itinerant Vending Bill Aimed At Medicine Sales Regulation
A letter explains support for an itinerant drug vending bill to regulate sales of medicines in original packages by traveling sellers. It cites health care safety, strengthens licensing at $100 monthly, requires formulas to be verified by the pure food commissioner, and favors standard strength under national formulary rules.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Senate
United States
Colds and Grip Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Hick’s Capu chine touted as best remedy for cold and feverishness restoring normal conditions. Described as liquid with immediate effects. Sold at drug stores in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes. Typewriter ribbons. This office.
Market Recap from Denton and Fort Worth Livestock
Denton reports a weak but mostly unchanged market with varied open and close quotes for Liverpool New York and New Orleans futures. Local receipts scarce as Fort Worth livestock show steady steer and cow prices, with hogs rising to a top of 6.35.
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Denton
Liverpool
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Real estate transfers list multiple sale deeds across cities
A batch of real estate transfers records numerous deeds. Names include F M Medlin Richard Sanders L Bailey J W Fralin M L Yeck L T Fowler Mrs R F Carrier A E Fry J D Prickard A G McMath R L Giffons H F Lamm P Laasen H Q Dunham S E Keith Wm Ewan W H Hardee A B Horton C B Boyles M L Borles Robt Keith C A Boyd G C Masters T K Blewett Wm Williams W W Wright A G McMath and others. Transactions span D M Care survey Ponder Roanoke Krum and city lots with prices from 125 to 6400 dollars.
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F. M. Medlin
Piichard & Sanders
D. M
L. Bailey
J. W. Fralin
Ponder Addition
M. L. Yeck
L. T. Fowler
Shirley
Sanger
R. F. Carrier
A. E. Fry
J. D. Prickard
A. G. McMath
M. Cale
R. L. Giffons
H. F. Lamm
Krum
P. Laasen
H. QO. Dunham
Roanoke
S. E. Keith
Wm. Ewan
Ponder
W. H. Hardee
A. B. Horton
Argyle
C. B. Boyles
M L. Borles
H. H. Ackleman
Keith
C. A. Boyd
J. C. Robertson
J. B. Balch
G. C. Masters
T. K. Blewett
Neil
J Wm. Williams
W. W. Wright
Bartlett Eaves
W. C. Ellis
College Addition
Positive cure for indigestion promoted with false claim
An advertisement extols MI-DNA and Miona tablets as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and gastritis. It describes symptoms from fermentation in the stomach, deregulated digestion, and blood weakness, promising quick relief and money-back guarantees through O. M. Curtis.
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O. M. Curtis
Death notices from Lewisville and Denton
Florence B Kennedy of Lewisville died January 4 at age 42. Lucy Bagget of Lewisville died January 23 at age 79 from pneumonia. J L Pressley of Denton died January 7 from heart failure. Ruby Lee Holly of Denton died January 19 at age 2 from pneumonia. Infant Yancey of Denton died January 29 at 36 hours from convulsions.
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Florence B. Kennedy
Lewisville
Lucy Bagget
J. L. Pressley
Denton
Ruby Lee Holly
Yancey
No session of Senate today outlines bills and proposals
The report lists bills of interest including Reid creating Jim county from Ed Bandera Medina and Uvalde counties and Graham allowing medical or pharmacy graduates to practice without further exams. It notes spending limits for office seekers and measures on utilities notice, railroads liability, and lodge insignia. Bailey controversy resurfaces with the Holsey bill but no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reid
Jim County
Ed Bandera
Medina
Uvalde Counties
Graham Et al
Senate
Texas University
Ballengee
Congress
Terrell
Halsey
Row Between Negroes Leaves Man Shot In Head In Waxahachie
In Waxahachie Texas today Nath Barnes was shot in the head but will live Sam Carter was arrested after the row between Black men.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Nath Barnes
Sam Carter
No-sleep Cough Remedy Promises Restful Nights
An advertisement touts Site mons Cough Syrup as a cure for throat and lung inflammation. It claims to ease coughing and provide rest and peaceful sleep even at bedtime.
City Property Bargain Sale Offered by Denton Trust
Denton Trust advertises bargain city property sales and invites customers to list their properties for quick sale. The notice notes they handle selling on the owner's behalf and promotes their service as a path to dispose of urban real estate.
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Denton Trust
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Fain & Stanley, Proprietors
G. M. Gentry
G. M. Turpin
Jim Goode
Ball
S. H. Rains
E.g. Paschall
R. T. Yerby
R. Ledbetter
Edkey
Fluenee
W.F. Egan
John A. A
Court House
J. M. Owens
T. E. Berry
North Elm
A. R. McGintie
Wiley Smith
Postoffice
West Hickory Street
R. H. Garrison
Springside Dairy Farm
G. B. Collins
Palmer's Music Store
W. T. Morris
T. J Whites Saddle Shop
Peoples’ Home Telephone CO
Wattam Addition
B.T. Broun
R. R. Turner
West Oak St
S. B. Randall
Flow
T. J. White
Taylor Bros
GEO. Kincaid
Batt
Live Oak Meat Market
Chas. Keaten
South Side Square
Frank Wilkerson
Dee
Martin and
Rowe Physicians and Surgeons
Raley & Co
Martin
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
Jake Johnson
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Old Roark Barn
North Locust Street
Foley
Foley & Company
Chicago
Garrison & Kimmins
Late County News
Garza
Parker
Sanger Public School
S. T. Sinder
T. J. Brooks
Enterprise
J. M. Hendrix
Washington
Aubrey
J. A. Smith
Valley Grove
Record
Pilot Point
G. V Harrison
W. B. Carson
W. B. Carson & Co
N. Wilson Building
G. V. Harrison & Son
J. A. Jackson
Miss Maud Jackson
H. H. Gracey
Dallas County
Rev. J. W. Clark
Mr. Mueller and
Miss Berend
M. H Lynch
Pec
W. P. Stubblefield
W. D. Franklin
M. T. Chambers
C. T. Dollinger
C. P Couser
J. H. Winchell
J. H. Medlin
West
Porte Sprincl
Jama Lagrun
Pilot Poigt
Sam Parks
Argyld
Tore Ia
MR. Harer
Cardus
New York
Vhis Office
Hyome
Record and Chronicle
Botanic
Cee. Gill
Blood Palm Co
Avanta, Ga
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