Judge Simmons to Speak for Ramsey in Denton Rally
Dallas announces Judge W T Simmons former Decatur now Fort Worth will speak for Governor Ramsey Saturday July 13 at 2 30 pm in the district court room. Secretary of State C C McDonald will speak for Gov Colquitt at the same time on the east courthouse steps. D W Odell of Cleburne also scheduled to speak at Denton July 17 and at Pilot Point the same day.
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Dallas
W. T. Simmons
Decatur
Fort Worth
Wm. F. Ramsey
C. C. McDonald
Gov. Colquitt
Simmons
Mr. McDonald
East Court House
Wednesday Night Heat Top Records Across Nation
The country endures an intense heat wave with a humid, sultry night. Chicago reports deaths and Prostrations from heat while Boston Syracuse and New York record fatalities. Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma tallies 102 in shade. Muskogee 93 and McAlester 99.
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Rockies
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania
Clevelord
Tulsa
Muskogee
McAleste
Minnis' Promotes Single Initial Gold Em Bossed Stationery
Local ad notes arrival of single initial gold em bossed stationery at Minnis'. A hurried order line urges calling Turner Bros for groceries and mentions Turner Bros on the south side of the square.
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Minnis
Turner Bros
Townes to Visit for Texas Supreme Court Candidacy
John C. Townes , dean of the UT law department, will visit Friday or Saturday to campaign for associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court. He aims to meet locals, renew friendships, and address students at the North Texas State Normal auditorium, then attend a Stovers' grove picnic. Also note a local rice and ripe peaches sale at H. W. Sanyers’ house.
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The
Texas Supreme Court
John C. Townes
Law Department
University of Texas
Judge Towney
Stovers’ Grove
North Texas State Normal
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Testimonials Ad
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Malvin and notes Hall's tablets for constipation, with claims of cures and reasonable pricing. The text cites F J Cheney Co Toledo as manufacturers and promises testimonials free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
K. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Malvin
Arbitration Board Named For New Road Condemnation
Commissioners commence condemnation proceedings for a road through the Dr. W H Penington place northwest of Justin. Judge Hoskins appoints J W Underwood J R Schoolfield and John D Thomason as the arbitration board to hear evidence and estimate damages for the approximately one and a half mile road. They will hear testimony and likely announce results before the court’s August meeting.
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W. H. Penington
Justin
Hoskins
J. W. Underwood
J. R. Schoolfield
John D. Thomason
Notice to Bicycle Riders in City
City marshal James Goode warns riders to stop sidewalk cycling in line with an old city ordinance. Read the advertisements for details and enforcement.
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James Goode
Ste
Reception committee named to greet Judge Ramsey
A Denton reception committee arranges crowds and autos to meet Judge W. F. Ramsey on arrival after his Decatur speech. The list includes numerous local names and officials, with the program set for 8:15 p.m. in the district courtroom, Emory C. Smith to introduce the judge.
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W. F. Ramsey
Decatur
Judge Ramsey
Denton
Joe L. Blewett
Lee Zumwalt
W. W. Shepard
J. N. Rayzor
W. B. McClurkan
P. J. Benett
J. P. Blount
W. T. Johnson
W. F. Jarrell
R. P. Lomax
RM. Barns
J. W. Underwood
E. D. Curtis
C. P. Poe
J 8
Gambill
Ed PF. Bates
Dr. M. L.martin
T F Jasper
W. C. Dickson
J. M. Magill
PG. Beyett
Aa Minnis
Cc. F. Evans
J. S. Terry
Julian Scruges
W M. Brdges
M. G. Parkey
A. M. George
L. T Davis
CC. Yeatts
A Logan
J. S. Carlyle
J. J. McCook
J. W. Smith
J. H. Phillips
W. D. Butler
LD. Borden
H. G. Allen
A. L. Banks
GC. Masters
W T. Bailey
John M. Allen
H. B. Boyd
E. Wooldridge
BA. Copass
A. D. Rogers
O. T. Cooper
R. A. Sledge
BE. Ki, Brown
T. Broun
WE Brown
J. Walter Davis
J. Fralin
Ome
Han ‘A Uders
J. A. Thomas
M. C. McBride
D. K. Ailison
W. Johnson
L. T. Fox
Clarenes Smth
A. L Tabor
Capt. Thos, Lacy
W. B. Brown
R. H. Garrison
S. C. Graham
WB. Clement m W. Curtis
B. H. Veer
H. A Wolfsohn
H. E Edwards
J. T. Sherrod
A. Dowdell
W. W Barton
C. P Scipture
J. A Buckingham
B. E. Drake
R. H. Bates
Fred M. Lottorff
WN. Yerby
E. C. Smith
J BE Wilson
S. A. Gibson
J. S. Myers
W. F. Maxey
J. D. Bates
E. Taylor Bates
B. L. Taylor
8. C. Beale
C. A. Whitehead
Joe I. Mercer
John Crain
L. A. McDonald
Robert Harris
J. J. McLachlan
G. W. Elbert
Ee Stone
Deavenport
B. Durham
Z T. Kerley
M. R. Gilbert
J. C. Pitts
J. B. Hobson
District Court
Emory C. Smith
Electric Bitters claimed to empower women with health
A testimonial touts Electric Bitters as transforming weak frail women into strong, capable figures. Eliza Pool from Dephew Oklahoma credits the tonic with overcoming fainting and dizziness and restoring energy, calling it a world of good. Sold for 50 cents, guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
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Electric Bitters
Eliza Pool
Dephew
Okla
J. F. Raley & Co
Roanoke Social Roundup Listings Visitors and Church Dedication
Roanoke notes show Mr and Mrs Wm Wallace of Argyle visiting town. Dr and Mrs J W Roark attended the M E church dedication at Denton. Miss Nina Moody in Dallas. Rev D Ratliff of Fort Worth preached at the M E church dedication in town. Miss Johanna Lassen of Denton visited her parents. Rev E L Silliman of Boyd was here. Mrs W D Pickett returned from Bowie. Mrs Bullock visiting Gainesville. Mrs Belle Horton and children returned from East Texas. Brigman was in Grapevine. H W Jenkins went to Fort Worth.
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Roanoke
Wm. Wallace
Argyle
J. W. Roark
M. E
Denton
F F. Trotter
Nina Moody
Dallas
D. Ratliff
Fort Worth
G. C. Rank
Johanna Lassen
E. L. Silliman
Boyd
W. D. Pickett
Bowie
Bullock
Gainesville
Belle Horton
East Texas
Brigman
Grapevine
H. W. Jenkins
Prescriptions Accurate and Conscientious Service
The store stresses precise prescription work with pure drugs ordered by doctors. It highlights careful checking and safety safeguards, emergency care for children, delivery to all city parts, and two phone lines.
County pays $14,009 to two firms for road and bridge work
The Commissioners Court ordered $14,009 paid to two firms. O. E. Cobb received $10,000 for Lewisville precinct road work. Austin Brothers Bridge Contractors were paid $2,000 $921.25 and $1 075 for bridges in Precinct 1 2 4 and the Lewisville district. Bread advertising note.
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Sesson
O. E. Cobb
Lewisville
Austin Brothers
Lewisville Special Road
Long & King and Smiths Restaurant Ad Listing
An ad touts a growing business built on efficiency service and merchandise quality. It invites customers to try their service noting regular dinners daily and stating you can dine in instead of going home.
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Cief
Agent Sherman Steam Laundry
C. R. Hamilton
Long & King
Smith’s Restaurant
Gray Granite Kitchenware and More for Sale
Listing of gray granite dish pans coffee pots fry pans stew pans kettles and salad bowls plus blue and white dippers handled bake pans and claw hammers. Indicates no two pieces of a kind to a customer.
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Denton Steam Laundry CO
HOT Point
Iron
Denton Water, Light and Power Co
West Side Square
Palace OF Sweets
Steve Wood
Rick
L. F. Collins & Son Collins
J. E. McCabe
Ramey
Ramsey
Texas Bar Association
Waco
Association
G. W. Sheridan
Denton, Texas
Tioga
J. B. Woodrum
West Oak Steet
B. H. Deavenport & Co
Denton County Nat. Bank
Ww. O. W
Evers Hardware
Denton County National Bank
J. L. Blewett
B. H. Deavenport
R. M. Barns
Judge Simmons
Tarrant County
Odell
H. W.sanjyers
East Side Square
T. C. Sample
Arbitration Board
New Road
Will
Roanoke News
J. A. Minnis
Lipscome
Sat
Julian
Scruggl
Dareo
Stroud & Grant
MicKinney Street
New
Oia
Deane
Southewest Corner Sq
Fox Bros. &Co
S&mith's
M. D. Fullingim
Curtis Drug Store
Ney
Texas
Duggan Abstract Co
Lone Star Restaurant
W. T. Bailey @ Co
Verabest
Denton Milling CO
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