Lynching Reported Near Dawson Over Attempted Assault
A black man named Bob Cannon was lynched near Dawson after an alleged attempt to assault a white woman. In Orange two men, Dr A Shannon and Moise Ratcliff, contracted bon from handling infected cattle. Tyler area ships 1400 carloads of fruit with Tyler at the center. Collin county dispatch requests timely rain as thrashing nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Bob Cannon
Orange
Dr. A
Shannon
Moise Ratcliff
Johnson Campaign Speakers Announced in Smith County
Johnson headquarters released a long list of speakers who will stump for the Smith County candidate Tuesday, outlining campaign stops and planned appearances to rally supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Smith County
Grand Jury to Probe Drug Sale in Dallas County
Judge Seay charges Dallas county grand jury to investigate sale of morphine and cocaine and deleterious drugs and violations of liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County Grand Jury
Seay
Dr Hyde Sentenced for Poisoning Millionaire Swope
Dr Hyde convicted of poisoning Millionaire Swope was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor by Judge Latshaw in Kansas City on Tuesday. He appealed to the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hyde
Swope
Latshaw
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Katy Controls Texas Central and Sells Bonds for Improvements
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway has sold 10,000,009 in bonds to Speyer and Co. to fund improvements. The Katy now holds 3,956,400 of Texas Central’s 4,000,000 stock, expanding its stake in the railroad’s equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Texas Central
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Speyer & Co
Joint discussion at Snyder with local officials
Senator Cofer of Gainesville spoke for Poindexter as Judge Isaacs represented Cone Johnson in a Snyder gathering. Mayor Mac Taylor of Denton introduced the judge, highlighting his former role in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Cofer
Gainesville
Poindexter
Judge Isaacs
Cone Johnson
Mac Taylor
Denton
Crowds Eagerly Depart Reno After Jeffries Johnson Fight
Large crowds left Reno after the Jeffries Johnson bout as transportation gradually resumed. Gate receipts were estimated between $230,000 and $270,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Grea Jeffries—Johnson
Trustees Meet Over Move of Southwestern University
A minority faction of Southwestern University's board met in Waco and adopted resolutions favoring establishing a larger university in Dallas by transferring from Georgetown. The gathering aimed to push the relocation and expansion project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Dallas
Oerg
Waco
University At
First Negro Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Crowned
In boxing history a black fighter becomes the undisputed heavyweight champion. The sporting world searches for a challenger and white hope in Al Kaufman is noted as a possible contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kaufman
Vacancies on Committee Chairmanships Hit Legislature
In Austin several committee chair positions will be vacant when the Legislature opens. Speaker Marshall, a friend of the Governor, is believed to influence appointments to fill these vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Austin
Marshall
A Good Report on Furniture Values
A store touts liberal inducements for furniture of every kind. Whether buying one piece or furnishing a full house, customers are encouraged to visit to profit from the offer.
Candidate Speeches Draw Large Rural Audiences Across Cities
Colquitt addressed 60 farmers in Athens Tuesday while Cone Johnson spoke to a large crowd at Chautauqua Park in Waxahachie. Gen. Davidson addressed about 3,000 at Meridian and Judge Poin Dexter spoke to 177 in Navajo. John B. Schmitz oversaw furniture and undertaking affairs approving the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Athens
Cone Johnson
Chautauqua Park
Waxahachie
Meridian Gen
Davidson
Poindexter
Navasota
Baseball Records Shattered in Texas League Tie
San Antonio and Waco played 23 innings ending 1 to 1. Ablegs and Loudell opposed each other the full distance. Dallas Fourth of July crowd reached 8 500 with 1 500 turned away due to overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Waco
Ablegs
Loudell
Dallas
Stephens Reacts to Amarillo Visit in Reelection Push
Congressman John H. Stephens spoke in Amarillo in support of his bid for a new term in the Thirteenth district. He invited opponent John Veale to a debate, but Veale declined the offer citing Amarillo as his hometown and concerns about fair treatment.
Local Social Notes From Sanger for July 4
Miss Irene Hann returned from Denison as did Miss Lou Meeks from Waxahachie. Miss Johnnie Jane Rice visits Wellington and Hereford while Miss Gwen Chambers visits Gainesville. Several others visit relatives including Miss Lorene Watson and Mrs Lona Howard. Mrs Jonah Miller travels to Mineral Wells for health. Mae Hughes improves in Gainesville sanitarium. Mrs F M Ready shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Irene Hann
Denison
Lou Meeks
Waxahachie
Johnnie
Iae Rice
Wellington
Hereford
Gwen Chambers
Gainesville
Viola Howard
Collinsville
Lona Howard
Will Bowles
Krum
W. T. Ready
Kes Aleen Gaines
Fort Worth
Lorene Watson
Jonah Miller
Mae Hughes
F. M. Ready
Time tested Perry Davis Painkiller still trusted remedy
For 70 years Perry Davis Painkiller has treated sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia and more. It claims to cure colds cramps and bowel complaint when used promptly with large bottles priced 50 cents or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Fresh News From Our Neighbors in Lewisville July Fourth
Local brief reports list visitors and returning residents from Dallas, Missouri, Bryson, Eureka Springs, Wichita Falls, Arlington, Dallas, Denton, Corinth, and other towns. Attendees at Bethel picnic and church events noted. several families and individuals are mentioned visiting relatives or traveling to Florence, Alabama, Uvalde, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Lewis
J. W. Lyles
Cleveland
Dallas
Bethel
Rev. Lampton
Grapevine
Elia Saunders
Edna Foster
Priscilla Club
Maggiebelle
Lina Milliken
Viola Freeman
Carrollton
J. EB. Chambers
Gladys
Denton
Cornwell Takes Over Undertakers Goods in Garza
E H Cornwell is now to run the local undertakers business after taking over stock from W R Matherly in Garza. Several residents, including G M Hennen and J M Bailey Bailey, were in Denton and Dallas recently. Communities attending a Bethel picnic and a Waketon holiness meeting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garza
E. H. Cornwell
Dallas
Woodmen of the World
Swisher Cemetery
J. M. Sanders
E. M.wood
Arlington
J. E. Park
Sen
John Johnson
Collinsville
Ollie Wood
J. M. Bratcher
G. M. Hennen
Dora Mayabb
Pilot Point
Bethel
Grandma Fagan
John Sparks
W. R. Matherly
Alva MecGaillard
Michard McGalliard
Denton
J. M. Bailey Bailey
Waketon
Weddings Tie Justin Couples in Recent Week
Justin notes say Callie Leaty and Nannie Ford tied the knot last Wednesday at the bride’s home with Rev. Preston officiating. Other locals visited kin and friends in Mineral Wells and Denton while S. W. Barrett and W. N. Shormer traveled to Fort Worth for Independence Day. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvil Freeman
Krum
Noel Daugherty
Denton
B. F. Sizemore
Alton Baptist Church
Rev. Larkin
W. A. Archer
O. V. Roach
S. P. Roach
Jim Wells
Miss Scarepta
Bartonville
Alton
T. L. Anderson
Corinth
Justin
S. W. Barrett
W. N. Shormer
Fort Worth
H. F White
Ruth
Mineral Wells
John Cateiy
Beaumont
Callie Leaty
Nannie Patford
Preston
L. L. McBurnett
Ardmore
C. C. Leaty
Mrs. Smoot
Denton Arte
W. E. Smoot
Tom Castleberry
Ponder Notes Local Visits and Wheat Shipments
July 4 reports Miss Minnie Grant visiting Miss Minnie Meinecke and several regional residents traveling to and from Ponder. Visitors include Mrs. John Brock in Gainesville and Denton’s Mrs. J E Pratt. Wheat shipments from Ponder total sixty nine cargoes with about half shipped by Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon K. Ponder
Minnie Grant
Minnie Meinecke
Birdie Walker
Fort Worth
Kingley
Denison
Schoolfield
W. A. Tinsley
Gainesville
Miss Short
John Brock
T. A. Gale
Denton
J. B. Wilson
Sherman
J. E. Pratt
Rainy Weather Spurs Corn Growth in Argyle Community
In Argyle on July 5, a heavy rain aided corn crops while cotton thrives. Farmers plow stubble ground and plant June corn as locals note community visits, church fundraising ice cream event at W O W Hall, and several residents traveling to nearby Denton Fort Worth and Alvord. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Rance Brown died, with funeral at old Alton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
A. B. Horton
Denton
Ed Smoot
Justin
Ben Chapman
Rance Brown
Here
Old Alton
Alpheus Chambers
Fort Worth
Mamie Steger
Delo Matthewg
C. Re
W. O. W. Hall
Peyton Wingo
Alberta Pearson
Dallas
Russell
Ahie Nowlin
W. C. Cannon
Nathan Johnson
Edna Hickey
A. J. Vickery
W. E. Simmons
Bartonville
Relatves
Sunnydale Notes Mention Rainy Crop Boost and Local Visits
July 5 report notes a good rain improving the corn crop and crops overall. Mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. Dow Jones, JI. W. Stuart, and other locals to relatives and Bethel picnic. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Vickery. a funeral for a child of Mr. and Mrs. Rance Bround occurred at Alten cemetery after a service led by Rev. Silliman and Rev. Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnydale
Dow Jones
Fuller
Corinth
JI. W. Stuart
Bethel
Rance Bround
Argyle
Old Alten
Silliman
Roanoke
Larkin
Will Stuart
Denton
G. Vaughn
J. W. Stuart
Oscar Bryan
Pear
Bud Vickery
J. E. Elrod
Maude Vaughn
Weather and social notes from Bartonville area July 4
A light rain blessed Bartonville Wednesday evening though corn remains dry a mile west. Local visits include A B Chambers returning from Fort Worth and J T Simmons and family attending Bethel picnic. A birth occurred to Walter Wool and wife, a boy born June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonville
A. B. Chambers
Fort Worth
Bethel
J. T. Simmons
L. H. Chambers
C. S. Simmons
Landon McNeal
L. T. Me Ker
Ella Wallace
Alred
Freq McKey
Wi Dillard
Waketon
Emma Meadows
Johnson County
Laura Scott
Argyle
Jim King
Jim Stagner
Denton
A. Wu. Alexander
Classified Ad Rates Offer Broad Reach at Low Cost
A weekly and daily rate plan promises exposure to up to 3 000 families and 15 000 people at a very low cost. The offer highlights a 4e per word rate for the CLASSIFixD advert.
Classifieds Offer Readers Quick Selling Power
If you've something to sell use the classified section to reach a broad audience. Post a clear description with price and contact details to attract local buyers quickly.
Drought Boosts Wheat as Prices Rise in Grain Markets
Drought in the Northwest after the Fourth of July lifted wheat futures with strong buying in Chicago and New York. Wheat closed near day highs, corn and oats also rose, and cash grain varied from lower to higher bids across St Louis, Kansas City, Dallas, and Denton.
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Denton
Tex
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dallas
Lenton
Prairie Hay and Produce Prices Show Little Change
Local market notes buyers report prairie hay selling wholesale 10 to 12 dollars per ton and best retail at 15. Johnson grass hay 10 to 12 dollars. Oats steady 35 to 37 cents loose or sacked. retail up to 40 cents per bushel. Receipts light. some old corn arriving from rains. Chickens mixed: fryers top 14 cents, hens up to 12 to 14 cents. Home grown cantaloupes strong wholesale 40 cents a dozen, retail 50 cents. Tomatoes and truck unchanged.
Cotton Quotations and Livestock Receipts Report
The bulletin notes opening and closing cotton quotes in Liverpool New York and New Orleans with spots and sales figures. Livestock receipts in Worth— cattle, calves, beef steers, hogs and butcher stock show mixed results with tops and price movements. hogs steady with a 10 cent dip to 9.10 and cattle lean toward strength in the market.
Market Prices For Grains And Feeds Dropped In Prairie Region
Prairie market notes show wholesale and retail prices for wheat, corn, cotton seed meal and hulls, corn choppers, and hay. Wheat at six cents bushel, corn wholesale 75 80 cents, retail 85 90 cents per bushel shelled. cotton seed meal 32 dollars per ton retail car price, 1.65 to 1.70 per 100 pounds. hulls 11 to 12 dollars per ton car or barn price. corn chops 1.50 per 100 pounds wholesale, retail 5 to 10 cents higher per 116 pounds. barn price 1.25 per 100 pounds wholesale, 5 to 15 cents higher retail. chicken feed 1.40 to 1.45 dollars per 100 pounds wholesale, retail 1 cent higher. prairie hay per ton wholesale.
Cardui praised by Mrs Lena Gresham for women’s ailments
A Mississippi reader testifies that Cardui gave more benefit than physicians after seven bottles. The ad urges trying Cardui for headaches backaches and other womanly pains and notes a free 64 page booklet from the Kooga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Cardus
Car
N. B
Ladies' Advisory Kooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Yeee
Hay and feed price listings for Johnson grass and alfalfa
The notice lists wholesale and retail prices for Johnson grass hay at 60 cents per ton at wholesale, 16 dollars per ton for wholesale hal, alfalfa hay 12.50 to 15 per ton, baled coats 12 to 12.50 per ton, baled straw 4.50 to 6 per ton, oats wholesale 35 to 37 cents per bushel and retail 40 cents per bushel, in sheaf 3 dollars per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Grass
Grocery price list adsorption notes and items
The list shows wholesale and retail prices for Irish potatoes flour corn meal bacon lard butter eggs and peaches. Prices are given per bushel per peck per 100 pounds and per pound with variations for wholesale and retail and different fat content or packaging.
Livestock Market Rates Reported in Brief
Livestock prices noted with hogs at gross per pound for light and heavy weights and cows priced per pound range. The short market note records per pound figures in cents for hogs and cows without additional context.
Market Prices Snapshot for Selected Produce
Squash price 6 to 12 cents retail Ib Ib. Beans wholesale per bushel 1.00 to 1.20. Field peas wholesale per hundredweight 60 cents retail per gallon 10 cents. Tomatoes per pound wholesale 4 to 5 cents retail 8 1 3 cents.
Corn and cotton await harvest as rains boost crop health
NAVO reports timely rains improving the corn crop with vegetation thriving and ears roasting. Cotton shows bloom prospects while thrashing may resume Monday if rain holds. W C Naugle of Denton visited, formerly from the area, and a large tent meeting in Harper pasture will start this Sunday with broad invitations and active planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navo
W. C. Naugle
Denton
Harper Pasture
Classified Offer Promises 10-Word Week Ads
A 40 cents buys ten words weekly in the Daily and a Week in the Weekly Classified section. This bargain targets readers seeking brief notices and small ads.
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Experiment Farm
Square
Sycamore St
H. Davie
Donnhower Block
Exchange Nat'l Bank
A. K. McGintie
Egan « Chane
Courthouse
B. Black
McKinney Street
W. E. Brown
E. P. Prigmore
Duke & Ayers
S. Ball
Strickland & Winckley
Feegg
H. M. Walden
Tfe
Chas. Wells
McKinney St
Magill & Shepard
Ford Crawford
W. E. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
Brock’'s
Denton Transfer Co
Kincaid Yard
West Oak Street
Kincaid Wayord Yard
W. H. Land
Maer
J. M. Gurley
Phine
Lee Murphy
Nice
McGinnis & Sims
Telephone McGinnis & Sims
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
Kincaid
Arkansaw Mill
Moreman & Luster
J. W. Fralin
South Aide Square
W. E. McCabe
Garrison’s Drug Store
West Side Squire
R. R. Turner
West Oak St.arness
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Tfc
R. L McCoy
D& Wtf
Tyler
Collin
Frisco
Collin County
John B. Schmitz
Westminster Abbey
Nightingale
Great Abbey
Death
Zumwailt
Evans Sherrell
Florence
Ala
Wm_ Powell
Minnis
T. N. Wegan
Ja Degan
Blossom
J. B. Woodrum
G. W. Elbert
May Durbin
Mangum
J. W. Durbin
C. E. Cobb
Henry Elbert
cKamy
Stony
J. J. Moore
Wautauga
Milton Moore
Uvalde
T. G. Young
Joe Evelyn Savage
Mrs. Stamps
Drouth
Chi AY
Iverpool
New Orleans
Peedstalls
Enth
Lena Gresham
Gin
Cardui
Poultre
Ib &E
Fryers
ORY
Ovens
Julyas
Ana
Cluh Hobart
Ismae Raaeree
Eaowate Nee
Ters
Spmnes
San Ant
Texarkaman
Een
Aise
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