Petition for divorce filed in Denton County Texas 1909
The District Court of Denton County Texas issues a writ of summons for W S Carter in a divorce case filed by Abigail M Carter. The petition alleges desertion after 1906 and repeated cruelty including abuse and whipping. The marriage began September 3 1855 and was dissolved by suit filed June 7 1909 with a return date the 23rd of August 1909.
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State of
Texas
A. D
Denton
W. S. Carter
District Court
County of
City of
Fife
Abigal M. Carter
Abigal M. Carter Ang
Dento
Wiress
W. EE
Durbin
District Court of
Counnty
Aid Court
A. B
W. Ee, Durbin
Denton County
Tex
Wheat Unchanged as Flour Drops in Market Report
The July 3 market note shows flour down 20 cents per 100 pounds and bran down five cents, while wheat remains at 1.26 and cotton stays strong. Spot cotton in New Orleans is last reported at 12 cents, with Fort Worth livestock receipts and steady prices across cattle hogs and calves.
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Penton
H. Price
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Cotton Outlook Favors the Bulls
New York July 3 Bull market in cotton continues as the government report signals a likely sub 12 million bale crop and prices rise about three dollars per bale. Bulls cite delayed Texas harvests and strong textile demand while bears retreat as spot markets gain and freight room tightens.
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New York
Bureau
Texas
Better Not Take Whiskey
A fragment describes easing chills with a dose of Perry Davis Painkiller and hot water or milk. It touts a 70 year reliability record and mentions a 35 cent bottle at druggists. The text references Tieanyoontel of Derry and Davis Painkiller but is garbled.
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Derry Davis
Perry Davis
Classified ad test expands in The Record and Chronicle
Classified columns grow as results roll in. readers urged to try them and prove the system. The notice hints at increasing alerts and endorsements for local services and offerings.
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Record
Chronicle
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claims cure and reward
The notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for cures and endorses F. J. Cheney & Co. It lists Walding Kinnan Marvin as druggists in Toledo and describes internal action and testimonials while urging purchase from druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ha Hall
Man and His Mate 50c at Curt's Drug Store
Classified ad notes lost articles and references a man and his mate, centered on Curt's Drug Store, with a price insertion of 50 cents.
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Man
Curt
Various Brief News Items From Home and Abroad
A rapid jumble of brief items notes deaths in Rox ile and St Louis, a £500,000 jewel theft in London, Judge Poindexter at a Garland picnic, and lively cotton markets in New Orleans. Also reported are heat fatalities in Houston, accidents near Mesquite, bank mergers in Chicago, Zeppelin’s polar aims, Texas officials’ appointments, and multiple legal and political snippets from Taft to prohibition and taxation debates.
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Ciamele
Roxile
Sharmas
Frank H. Blake
Henry Guth
Anna Randall
St. Louis
Regent Street
London
Poindexter
Garland
New Orleans
Houston
Jim Rhea
Forney
Mesquite
First National Bank
Bankers’ National Bank of Chicago
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Nourth Pole
Arthur Stiles
Texas
State Drainage Board
George H Harvey
Fort Worth
L. C. Wall
Midland County
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Harley Robertson
B. H. Resborovitch
James Resborough
Marshall Friday
Jim Hinesly
Prattville
Mittie
Hunt's Lightning Off Pain Reliever Ad from Texas
Consumer testimonial from C. C. Cook of Hallettsville Texas praising Hunt's Lightning Off as a great pain and spray reliever. Advert sees bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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C. C. Cook
Halletsville
Texas
Rice men's troubles in rail concessions dispute
The Rice committee of the Board of Trade in New Orleans declares they seek no advantage in railroad concessions but will instruct that Texas rice men receive no advantage over Louisiana traders.
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New Orleans
Rice Committee
Board of Trade Today
Texas Rice Men
Trustees elected to form new independent school district
The weekly news notes trustees were elected: Jack Christal H W Jenkins J F Able C B Robinson BE C Buell J H Segraves and Peter Lassen. Also a series of local items: H H Anderson recovered from illness and other travels and incidents around town.
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Weekly News
New Independent
Jack Christal
H. W. Jenkins
J. F. Able
C. B. Robinson
BE. C. Buell
J. H. Segraves
Peter Lassen
Calvary Baptist Meeting Sees Rev Truett Weeklong Services
The Calvary Baptist church on North Jefferson street holds a tent meeting this week with strong attendee interest. Rev Truett leads, will be joined by his brother Rev George Truett of Dallas next Monday to remain through the week. Rev J F Harrell of Waco is set to lead singing Saturday night.
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Calvary Baptist Church
North Jefferson Street
Truett
George Truett
Dallas
J. F. Harrell
Waco
Quiet Tax Election Sparks Light Vote in Town
Last Monday's election set a 30 cent tax rate for maintenance and a 30 cent rate for interest and bonds, with a light vote of 55 for and 15 against. On Thursday the town pastors formed a ministerial association at the Methodist church, naming Rev. Clark president and W. J. Haywood secretary. The inaugural meeting discussed exchanging pulpits.
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Methodist Church
Clark
W. J. Haywood
Sanger Baseball Suffers Rough Ardmore Trip
The Sanger team arrived in Ardmore after Sunday games and lost all three to Ardmore. A sigh of relief rose through the squad and local baseball fans as the string of defeats ends for now. Mrs. P. F. Jones and Mrs. C. Warren visited Denton to see Miss Ruby Jones at school. G. Wright and family traveled to Denton for the wedding of Miss Eulalie Wright and Chas. H. Smoot.
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P. F. Jones
Warren Wen
Denton
Ruby Jones
G. Wright
Mr. Wright
Eulalie Wright
Chas. H. Smoot
New Hardware Firm to Open in Sullivan Building
A new firm is locating in Sanger this week, remodeling the Sullivan building. The company will sell hardware and is expected to be named the James Butler Hardware Co.
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Sanger
Sullivan
James Butler Hardware Co
Fort Worth Wedding Draws Local Guests
Marshall Nance and wife along with Bob Wade and wife attended the Fort Worth wedding Wednesday of Miss Clara Belle Deason and Judge Harper of El Paso. The bride is well known locally and the groom was raised near Bolivar.
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Marshall Nance
Bob Wade
Uby
Fort Worth
Clara Belle Deason
Harper
el Paso
Bolivar
Mrs McGee Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. McGee wife of John McGee longtime resident of the community died Wednesday night after an extended illness of tuberculosis.
Protracted Ecumenical Meeting Near Church in Sanger
A large gray wolf was killed in Sanger by Sam Sulivan BE D Yeatts and others on Wednesday morning after being seen in a pasture south of town. The animal chased through town sought cover under the Sanger gin where it was killed. This followed a second wolf killed near town Tuesday morning during the ongoing tent meeting of Christian worshippers.
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Sanger
Sam Sulivan
BE. D. Yeatts
Sanger Gin
Tol Crawford and Flora Mc Reynolds wed in Sanger
Tol Crawford and Flora Mc Reynolds, prominent Sanger youths, married last Sunday evening at Rev. H. J. Matthews's home with the First Baptist pastor performing the ceremony. C W Morrison, Bolivar resident, delivered a 530 pound Poland China sow to D T Shirley for $54.45, along with a check. Morrison notes belief Poland Chinas do not grow large, though he has raised heavy specimens.
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Tol Crawford
Flora Mc Reynolds
Sanger
H. J. Matthews
First Baptist Church
C W. Morrison
Bolivar Community
D. T. Shirley
Nazari Movement Begins In Pilot Point Skating Rink
Reverends H. L. Hubbard and John Scott with their wives start a Nazari meeting in the Pilot Point skating rink inviting all to attend services and do good.
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H. L. Hubbard
John Scott
Pilot Point
Children Shine In First Baptist Sunday Night Exercises
The First Baptist church Sunday night program featured a children's exercise with strong performances. The young participants delivered their parts with evident preparation and enthusiasm, pleasing those in attendance.
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First Baptist Church
Steer Runs Amok in Sanger Escapes and Death
A steer brought to Sanger for shipment Wednesday ran amuck, chased people, and caused escapes as a man crawled into a boiler and a mother with two children fled a fence. The animal died afterward and is believed to have hydrophobia from heat of the drive to Sanger.
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Sanger
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children’s welfare should not be without a box of Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children. They help break up colds, reduce feverishness, relieve constipation and teething discomfort, and ease headaches and stomach distress.
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Mother Gray
Reliable relief powders sold by all druggists
An ad copy promises effective powders for mothers with a free trial offer. It notes the product is always in stock at druggists, priced at 25 cents, and urges customers not to accept substitutes. The line provides an address Allen Olmstead Le Rory NS for the free trial.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Rory
Baseball Scores From Texas to Boston
The results include Texas Dallas 6 Shreveport 4 and Houston 7 Galveston 3. Fort Worth 3 Oklahoma City 1, Waco 7 San Antonio 6. National New York 5 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 5-0 Boston 4-3 Chicago 82 Pittsburg 0-4 St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 4. American Detroit 3 Cleveland 2 extra innings Philadelphia 1 Boston 6 Chicago 15 St. Louis 3 New York 3 Washington 0. Southern Nashville 7 Birmingham 4 Atlanta 8 Montgomery ¢ no other games.
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Dallas
Shreveport
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Waco
San Antonio
National
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Southern
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Recent travels and local visits noted
Miss Emma Belle Lipscomb returned from Grapevine to visit relatives. Tom Johnson Will Orr Sam Hawkins and Ed Hawkins left in an automobile for the Little Elm picnic this afternoon. J. B. Zimmerman of Dallas visits his brother A. M. Zimerman.
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Emma Belle Lipscomb
Grapevine
Tom Johnson
Will Orr
Sam Hawkins
Ed Hawkins
Little Elm
J. B. Zimmerman
Dallas
A. M. Zimerman
Denton Want Ads Boast Fast Returns in Local Record
Classifieds in the Mecora and Chronicle promise prompt results with many names appearing in both the Record and Chronicle editions, highlighting the strength of local newspaper ads for quick responses.
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Mecora
Chronicle
Denton
The
Record
It will pay you to read and use Record and Chronicle
A brief lines item notes that readers should consult the Record and Chronicle for information and benefits. It emphasizes value in reading the local newspapers for Ada.
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Record
Chronicle
Ada
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Life
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Yellowstone National Park
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