Neighborhood News From Aubrey and Surrounding Towns
Local notes report visitors from Cullinan and Denton, trips to Fort Worth and Dallas, and several residents visiting kin in Aubrey Pilot Point Celina and Rosebud. The Church of Christ protracted meeting begins Saturday before the first Sunday in August led by John T. Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueir
Rosebud
Francis Williams
Church of Christ
John T. Lauderdale
G. G. Agerton
Denton
Carter
Frisco
P. Elbert
Dallas
PONDER NOTES VISITORS AND HARVEST DELAYED
Misses Aline and Pauline White of Frisco visit Mrs H F Wakefield. May Williams visits Krum. Jimmie Bowers and Ruby Jones of Sanger visit. Willie Christal of Oklahoma is Sam Burrow. Belew of Deiatur visits Maud Harris. G D Richie and daughter Mabel in Fort Worth. Harvest busy, wheat and oats fine. Mitchell of Gainesville and Settles of Prosper visit Minta Maxey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
Aline
Pauline White
Frisco
H. F. Wakefield
Little May Williams
Krum
Jimmie Bowers
Ruby Jones
Sanger
Willie Christal
Oklahoma
Sam Burrow
Miss Belew
Deiatur
Maud Harris
G. D. Richie
Mabel
Fort Worth
Miss Mitchell
Gainesville
Settles
Prosper
Minta Maxey
Fifth Sunday Meeting At Gribble Siring Community
The Ribble Spring Fifth Sunday gathering ran from Thursday night to Sunday evening with meals served on the ground. County residents attended from across the area. Fort Worth visitor Jim Gatiman stopped by Sunday. Mr Bennett hosted a singing for the youths Sunday night as farmers begin wheat cutting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribble
Nelding
Prey
Jim Gatiman
Fort Worth
Mr. Bennett
Justin News Briefs From May Day Celebrations
Misses Karnes and Mrs. Gouldy visit. Mrs. Smoot and visitors from Gainesville and Krum join Justin events. Fifty singers led by Prof Cruse perform at the auditorium for Children's Day. Prof Ramey named Justin school principal. Grandma Carter, 73, dies and is buried at Aiken's cemetery. mother of Mrs Colerman and Dr France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Austin
Mattie
Anna Clara Karnes
Fort Worth
J. T. Bradley
Houy
C. C. Gouldy
Gouldy
Morgan
Krum
Houghton
May Grubbs
Donald
Vera HarMonson
B. F. Donald
Prof
Ramey
Denton
Justin School
Grandma Carter
S. T. Colerman
J. W. France
Aiken's Cemetery
Harvesting in full swing in Navol region amid scarce labor
Harvesting is underway under ideal weather with wheat in fine condition though labor is scarce. Early cotton shows some damage from lice but overall the crop is thriving. Visitors include Lee Patterson of Carrollton and C W Harper of Prosper. Children’s Day at Bin Ridge drew a large crowd with a successful service and collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navo
Lee Patterson
Carrollton
C. W. Harper
Prosper
Binridge
Little Comes
Bludworth
Local News from Garza and Lewisville Betsy
News from Garza and Lewisville reports a flurry of local movements with residents visiting Dallas Denton Waxahachie Fort Worth and Grapevine. Birth announced Will Neely born to Mr and Mrs Will Neely in Garza. Elder Lauderdale led services at the Christian church.
Sublett and Denton visitors plus Corinth wedding in Sunnydale
May 31 report from Sunnydale notes J H Sublett in Fort Worth on business. Mrs R G Crubaugh visits her son George in Sand Hill. Burl Kimbrell and Lizzie Hedrick wed at Rev A E Garrison's near Corinth. Miss Elliott of West Texas visits Mrs J H Sublett. Several locals including W R Hughes and Hammonds men in Corinth Saturday. Lou Sublett moves from Fort Worth. Rev J P Mason preached and planned a lecture show but left due to home illness. Miss Scylone Hammonds is sick. Pete Switzer visits from Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnydale
J. H. Sublett
Fort Worth
R. G. Crubaugh
George Crubaugh
Sandhill
Mr. Strong
Denton
W. R. Hughes
Burl Kimbrell
Lizzie Hedrick
A. E. Garrison
Corinth
Miss Elliott
West Te
J. L. Bryan
N. B
J. W. Hammonds
Lou Sublett
J. P. Mason
Scylone Hammonds
Pete Switzer
Harvest Weather and Local News from Corina H Corinth
May 31 weather favors harvest. G W Berry’s son Kenry buried at Swisher cemetery. Miss Medie Bennett returns from Fannin county. Lynchburg picnic planned for July 2. Emery Brigland at Denton normal. Many attended Sunday day services at Sundydale. Lynchburg Sunday school sets children day the second Sunday in June at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corina
H. Corinth
Kenry
G. W. Berry
Sulphur Springs
Swisher Cemetery
Medie Bennett
Fannin County
Lynchburg
Emery Brigland
Denton Normal
Sunndydale
Alliance Milling stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Alliance Milling Company stockholders will be held at their Denton office on Tuesday June 14 at 10 o clock 1910. F M Rayzor Secretary. Stawdy:jun3wk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Milling Company
Denton
F. M. Rayzor
Stawdy
Harvest News From Prairie Chapel Farmers Begin Harvest
Prairie Chapel residents report farmers are starting harvest with wheat and oats looking well after recent rains. Other crops are growing nicely as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel
Fifth Sunday Meeting and Local Health Notes
George Vaughn returned Sunday and Pheere has improved since. Several young people attended the Fifth Sunday Meeting at Gribble Springs and found it interesting. Walter Wilson of Dallas visited home folks. Sullivan Crawford and wife of Sanger visited here. Mr. Davis and wife of Sanger visited Mr. Foley's. Frank Wilson went to Denton. Lon Johnson is quite sick with measles and more cases are reported. Mrs. Holloway is with her sick daughter in Oklahoma. Aubrey Vaughn sprained his ankle badly Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vaughn
Pheere
Gribble Springs
Walter Wilson
Dallas
Sullivan Crawford
Sanger
Mr. Davis
Foley
Frank Wilson
Denton
Lon Johnson
Argyle Social News Mixed With Local Visits
Miss Richardson of Denton visited Argyle. Ed Smoot of Justin and Clarke King in Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. A L Richards visited Justin. Mrs. Webster Hickey of Chickasha Ok visiting Mrs A J Vickery. Rev Brewer preached, Edna Hickey of Denton and others in town. Jesse Foster and Bertie Loard wed at Bartonville, moving to Denison. Ice cream social at W O W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Denton
J. A. Simmons, Jr
J. A. Simmons, Sr
Bartonville
Rev. Brewer
Decatur
Co. Church
Guy Meyers
Missey Winnfiffe
Margaret Schnably
Nellie McMakin
Gainesville
News From Kerum Krum May 31 Community Notes
May 31 report from Krum Texas lists visiting locals including Mr Coburn of Haskell County, Miss Ora Huffhines from the Normal in Denton, and many residents from Justin Decatur Gainesville and Lewisville. Wheat cutting is active as residents share illness deaths and social visits plus formal burials for Luginbhyl and Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerum
Krum
Coburn
Haskell
Shaw
Ora Huffhines
Denton
Will Gurley
Stony
Lawrence Baker
Oklahoma
F. T. Reid
Gainesville
Dallas Chambers
Lewisville
J. C. Chambers
Norman
Hereford
W. Y. Barnett
Justin
C. C. Cofer
Reuben Ruder
Clifton Stout
Cruse
J. B. Benton
Hayes
J. C. Gose
Alma
Olter Gose
Brent Wilkerson
Wm. Tate
Mary McGee
Roanoke News Roundup May 31 Roanoke Texas
Miss Cora hoddy starts the summer normal. Prof L C Edwards went to Fort Worth. Miss Una Brand hosted friends. W B Lewis and wife of Nocona visited here. Five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Owens died Friday. Mrs W Taylor hosted young folks Friday night. Mrs Lindsay of Prosper visiting. Mrs S H Cowan of Fort Worth was here. Mrs Angie Lumpkins of Frisco visited J B Norton. Irene and Willie Harris visited sister Mrs Raiborne. Bascom Horton returns from Decatur school. Miss Lou Picket visiting her parents. Mrs R B Foster is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Aubrey
Jamey C. M
Cullinan
Ala
Bates
Laura Mullins
Aubrey Lanford
Beatrice Alley
Koot Poin
Ruby Winters
H. G. Musgrove
Curt Coppage
Fort Worth
J. W. Tincher
Columbus
Ohio
J. M. Terry
Denton
W. P. Ratchforg
Atlas
Olegy
Reno Dyche
Mies Mattie Terry
Penton
S. G. Brewer
Enfig
A. E. Brewer
Harris
Mustang
J. R. Byron
Parvin
Paul Holmes Hag
Waco
Lewisville
Ola Degan
Marie Cobb
Dallas
B. L. Spencer
Helen
J. QO. Cowan
Waxahachie
Eunice Minnis
Ardmore
Mary Snell
Weatherford
Maggiebelle
Lina Milliken
Blanche Degan
Garza
Gertrude Cobb
Elia Saunders
P. D. Kennemar
Hendrix King
Grapevine
J. E. Jackson
E. W. Smith
Indiana
Freeda Hamilton
Noona
Lizzie Lakey
Alvin
C. Brannon
Vera Odell
Coolridge
G. W. Mayfield
Ruby
Louis Ready
Juletta Cobb
Sanger
Arthur Tlayes
Priscilla Club
Willie Pearl
C. C. Wyatt
Snyder
Tom Burnett
Dal
Roanoke
Cora Hoddy
L. C. Edwards
Una Brand
W. B. Lewis
Nocona
Will Owens
Wheat Harvest Tops In Sanger News Eight
Wheat harvest progresses rapidly in Sanger with yields described as the finest in years. Community notes cover recent church and social visits, including Rev. H. J. Matthews at the Fifth Sunday meeting and several local residents visiting friends in nearby towns. The Sanger school board elected Prof. Compton as superintendent and named a list of teachers for the upcoming year, including Misses Frankye Lain Eugenia Millican Ottie Brashears Mamie Bugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
H. J. Matthews
Wildher and Watson
Ferris
H. H. James, Jr
Perry
Valley View
J. F. Elsassar
D. A. Douglass
Denton
Compton
Frankye Lain
Eugenia Millican Iottie Brashears
Mamie Bugg
eJn
Good Soda and Drugs Ad Claims Quality in Texas Store
An ad from RALEY & CO. of Denison Texas promotes Good Soda and Good Drugs claiming superior quality. The message urges customers to judge each department by service and pledges to abide by customer decisions.
Local residents and visitors from surrounding towns noted
Nie Bowers and Inez Nicholson. Miss Jewell Rice has returned from Baylor college. Miss Nannie Kay returned from Willie Bush Chambers has returned from the Polytechnic college. Miss Mattie Le Underwood and ses Virgie and Elizabeth Smith of Dehton visited here. Scott Ready and family are visiting relatives here. Joe Farris of Denton was here. Mrs. Elsassar and Eva went Gainesville Monday. L. W. Wallace went to Krum. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Koons were in town. Charlie Perry of Valley View
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Bowers
Inez Nicholson
Jewell Rice
Baylor College
Nannie Kay
Fort Worth
Willie Bush Chambers
Polytechnic College
Mattie le Underwood
Ses Virgie
Elizabeth Smith
Dehton
Scott Ready
Joe Farris
Denton
Atow
Charlie Perry
Valley Vieew
Notice of trust sale in Denton County Texas
I F F Paschal as substitute trustee gives notice that on June 7 1910 between 10 am and 1 pm he will sell at the Denton courthouse door the described land to satisfy a deed of trust securing notes of 4000 and 2000 with interest and fees. Proceeds cover costs and debt. May 9 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towit
R. C. Lowder
W. R. Ferguson
Denton
Derfton County
Texas
Whaley
Casander Whaley
J. M. Loveless
N. E
N. W
S. B
W. B
Sublett
Varas
N. B
J.S. Whaley
J. S. Loveless
D. Duncan
M. Loveless
Fort Worth
North Texas State Bank of
Sowder
Bana
North Texas
Ferguson
F. F. Pascaall
I. F. F. Paschal
Denton County
F. F. Paschall
Justee
Market steadies after volatile close with dull local trading
Denton reports mixed tones as yesterday's sharp finish gives way to modest gains in some markets. Liverpool and New Orleans show modest open and close changes while New York and Galveston activity stays light. Local eggs and poultry demand remains strong for grocers amid wholesaler complaints, with turkeys largely off the market. Fort Worth livestock receipts show steady to softer hogs and steady cattle and calf prices.
Market Quotations Feedstuffs and Grain Prices
A compact market rundown lists wholesale and retail prices for corn in car and shelled forms, cotton seed meal and hulls, corn chops, bran, chicken feed, shucks, prairie hay, alfalfa hay, and wheat fob prices. Key figures include corn 75-80 cents wholesale, 85-90 cents retail per bushel, and wheat at 1.30 per bushel fob.
Grocery Price List From Local Market
The advertisement lists wholesale and retail prices for Irish potatoes flour corn meal bacon lard and onions. Prices include 5c per unit wholesale Irish potatoes and $1.15 per peck retail, flour 3.66 to 3.20 per 100 lbs wholesale with 10c higher retail, corn meal 25 lb sacks wholesale 65c and retail 70 to 75c, bacon various cuts, lard wholesale per pound, and onions wholesale 3c per pound.
Price list of dairy and fruit items from a historical market
Butter wholesale 10 to 30 cents cash or trade delivered to private residences hotels and boarding houses 2 to 25 cents creamery 26 to 0 cents. Eggs wholesale 12 1 2 cents cash 14 to trade retail per dozen 1Be Peaches per bushel wholesale 1 50 to 3 00 dollars retail per gallon 2c.
Local Poultry Prices List for Fresh Market
The notice lists current poultry prices per pound and per unit: hens 8 cents, broilers 1 to 1 1 1/2 pounds at 8? per lb, fryers 12 1/2 to 1 dollar per lb, bakers 10 to 12 1/2 cents, old roosters 15 cents each, guineas 1.50 per dozen, ducks 3 dollars per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bakers
Livestock Market Report
Hog prices per pound ranged from six to seven cents for light hogs and heavies sold around one to four cents. Cattle prices showed cows at two and three quarters to three and a half cents per pound.
Market price list for vegetables and beans
Onions per dozen bunches 35c retail per bunch 5c Lettuce per dozen bunches 35c Squash per pound 31 2c retail 5c Beans wholesale per bushel 100 to 1.20 retail per gallon 20c New potatoes wholesale per bushel 1 to 1.10 retail per peck 30c English peas wholesale per bushel per bu 0c retail per gallon 15c
Candy Kitchen Offers Fresh Home-Made Candies
A local candy kitchen promotes its fresh homemade candies and wide fountain drinks. Customers can enjoy a candy kitchen milk shake and a variety of cold beverages in a bustling town venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy
Candy Kitchen
Groceries Prompt Delivery From G W Elbert
Call or visit G W Elbert for groceries chicken meat taters eggs bran chops or hay. Prompt delivery available via both phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Elbert
Denton Chamber Pushes for Dallas Exhibit and Growth
Local business leaders urge support for the Chamber of Commerce to attract visitors and residents to Denton and Denton county. An emphasis is placed on a strong Dallas exhibit this fall, expanding revenue and drawing people to the area. The piece also covers railroad bill debate, political speeches, and calls for unity to prevent retrogression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Denton
Denton County
Chamber of Commerce
Southern commercial bodies spur regional development
The text notes commercial organizations have risen across the South over the past fifteen years, often with farmer participation. It praises their cooperative spirit and education in self-reliance, arguing they push local development by keeping resources and profits within the region and inviting others to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Campaign Progress in Gonzales Rally Updates
Political campaign coverage notes Colquitt addressing about 450 supporters at Gonzales on state wide prohibition local self government and the Constitution while fighting Poindexter and Johnson Campbell. Poindexter and Johnson supporters shown strongest activity as campaigns organize clubs and attack rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Colquitt
Poindexter
Davidson
Johnson
Campbell
Rankin
Johnson Yard
Cone Johnson
Kemp
Joanson
Judge Poindexter
Upl
Ohnsoon
New Cotton Tariff Set to Take Effect August First
The new cotton tariff will be issued this week per Commissioner Williams and becomes effective August 1. Other items note marriage licenses issued in Fort Worth to H. R. Langford of Grapevine and Mrs Rosa Brown of Lewisville. Illinois Senator Broderick surrenders to face bribery charges in Lorimer case. Glenn Curtiss receives praise for Albany to New York flight with one near-tilt scare. A Bronte fire caused by gasoline explosion destroys four stores with a $50,000 loss. The new vagrancy law may nullify several general statutes including liquor tax and gaming penalties. Texas declines Carnegie hookworm fund due to state board funding gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Fort Worth
H. R. Langford
Grapevine
Rosa Brown
Lewisville
Illinois
Broderick
Curtiss
Glenn Curtiss
Albany
New York
Bronte
Coke County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Prohibition
Texas
Carnegie
Board of Health
Carnegie Fund
Brumby
Austin
State Board
Lynched for Striking White Man in Missouri
A negro who struck the City Marshal of New Madrid Missouri was taken from jail by a mob and lynched. Constable Rodgers was killed. Frank C. Carter sheriff of Tillman County Oklahoma shot and killed P. R. Rodgers at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid
Rodgers
Frank C. Carter
Tillman County
Okla
P. R. Rodgers
Frederick
St. Louis
New York
Jeff Fight
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries
Johnson
L. L. Lohr
J. W. Wakeland
Sam Thornhill
Waxahachie
New Ye
Owen Oklahoma
Congress
State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lespinasse
Northwestern University
Lorimer
Senate
Appreciation Note Promises Auction of Groceries
A business owner thanks patrons of the poultry and egg trade and announces an auction of a first class sack of groceries. The message seeks continued support and patronage from the community.
Candy Kitchen Ad Promotes Fresh Candies and Fountain Drinks
An advertisement for Candy Kitchen touts fresh homemade candies and a fountain offering various cold drinks and milk shakes. The notice emphasizes old fashioned milk shakes and inviting shoppers to visit for treats.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Sanders
R. L. McGalliara
John Orr
Thelma
Samuel Close
A. Dudley
Theo. Estell
Elbert Riley
Thos
Sallie Styles and
Jeter
Jessie Hickman
Las
J. W. Degan
Ned Cobb
Stockholders Meeting
Plymouth
Farmers Implement and Vehicle Company
Godd Soda
FP. Raley & CO
South Side Square
Denion
Memphis Commercial—Appeal
Liverpool
Wey Ss
New Orleans
Galveston
Posit Sham
Washington
Eftire
Wern
Cummins
Iowa
Ennis
Bailey
Rockwall
Royse
Corsicana
Mexia
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