Real estate sale and railway stop dispute in Pilot Point
A Fort Worth sale transferred the Tulane hotel at Seventh and Throckmorton to Geo. E. Light of Pilot Point. The Railroad Commission will hear Pilot Point citizens July 13 over stopping Katy Flyer No. 205 in town. W O W rituals honored deceased sovereigns W T Nance A Buster and H C Stanley. rain affected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tulane Hotel
Seventh and
Throckmorton Streets
John R. Griffin
Itasca
Geo. E. Light
the Railroad Commission
Is Place
W. T. Nance
A. ©. Buster
H. C. Stanley
Lem B. Potter
Gainesville
First Cotton Bloom Reported by S. A. Sims
Herald notes S. A. Sims brought Tuesday the season s first cotton bloom. Sims says his cotton is the best he has had at this time of year, on balance.
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Herald. S. A
Social Roundup From Krum on June Visitations
Krum news notes numerous local visits and travel. Alien Bale and Dallas wife visit Mrs Bale. Donald of Justin visits W A Cruse and Mrs Woodward and Mrs Balls in Denton. Arthur Low and Ardmore, Okla. visitor to Lamm family. Harry Eckleberger of Gainesville visits sister Mrs Collier. Mrs Cruse and Mrs Benton in Denton. Mrs Sullivan and baby of Sanger visit Mrs Rucker. Lizzie Donald of Justin visits Grubbs family. Murray Smith, former bank cashier, visits friends. 4 C Chambers and wife return from Lewisville.. Margaret Hornbeck returns to Decatur.
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Krum
Byroy Smith
J. B. Gose
Paul Gose
Decatur
Girley
Stony
Cruse
Benton
Denton
Sullivan
Rucker
Lizzie Donald
Justin
Grubbs
Murray Smith
Birth Announcement for Can trell Daughter
Born to Mr and Mrs W F Can trell three miles south of town a daughter.
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W. F. Cantrell
Town
Farm Lands Wanted and Money to Loan Ad
Denton Trust Company advertises farm lands wanted with inquiries for choice land and offers loans at 7 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Trust Company
Argyle Notes Report Light Grain Yield and Local Circles
June 22 local items include light grain yields and scarce stock water. Miss Price McCulloch returns from Corsicana. Residents traveled to Denton and Fort Worth for visits. I C O F lodge hosted a Thursday supper for City Fellows families. Protracted Baptist meeting set to begin soon with multiple pastors assisting. Rain needed, cotton fair, corny crops damaged by drought, locals seek relief.
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Argyle
J. P. Lawrence
Denton
Frank Myers
W. H. Robinson
Smithville
Lee Robinson
Pattie Richardson
Ed Cunningham
Fort Worth
Mary Spears
The
Baptists
Hodnett
Theo, Estell
J. A. Simmons
Cory
Denton Trust Company Offers 7 Percent Farm Loans
Denton Trust Company of Denton Texas advertises money to loan on farm lands at seven percent interest. The notice invites landowners to approach the trust company for financing options and terms.
Local Notes From Corinth June Farmers and Visits
Farmers report cotton looking fine and fruiting well. Picnics planned, including Lynchburg on July 24. Community members travel to San Antonio, Denton, Tyler, and Argyle for visits. Illness touches several residents including Grandma Hargus and Lula Garrison.
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Corinth
Ceris
Lynchburg
Hargus
S. Carpenter
L. T. Fowler
San Antonio
Td Garrison
Farmers Branch
Ella Bounds
Argyle
Lula Garrison
Hardie Garrison
Frank Smith
Denton
Susie Potts
J. W. Moreland
Luther McGalliard
Tyler
Roanoke News Reports Weekend Visits and Local Baseball
Judge 8 H Coway and family visited relatives in town. Roanoke and Justin played ball, with Roanoke winning 7 to 2. Rev Ora of Dallas and Rev Ratliffe of Fort Worth preached locally. A rain Tuesday benefited crops, especially late corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
H. Coway
Mason
Baldwin
Denison
E. H. Cornwell
Garza
Rev. Ora
Dallas
D. Ratliffe
Fort Worth
Justin
J. W. Cornwell and
Grza
J. R. Horton
Wheat and oat harvest gains noted in Green Valley
June 21 Green Valley reports harvest yields with wheat 5 to 12 bushels per acre and oats 10 to 15 bushels per acre. Visitors include Arrie Davidson and Clyde Wilson from Sanger to see Mrs Norma Mays. Mrs Maggie Adamson returns to Pilot Point with Miss Ada Hanking. Mrs Charlie Madden suffers a severe foot burn prior week. Ella and Coedya Peters of Sanger visit locals Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Jay Griffey of Aubrey visits Berson and Cas Looper.
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Green Valley
Arrie Davidson
Clyde Wilson
Sanger
Norma Mays
Maggie Adamson
Pilot Point
Ada Hanking
Charlie Madden
Ella
Coedya Peters
Jay Griffey
Aubrey
Berson
Cas Looper
Farmer reports high yielding crops near Denton
Geo Baker of Big Elm east of Denton brought two bundles of wheat from a field yielding 26 bushels and one peck per acre and a sample of oats at 60 bushels per acre. Wheat sold for 1 40 per bushel. He prepared affidavits with a notary to verify the crop figures.
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Geo. Baker
Denton
Big Elm
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Baker
Social notes and visits in Aubrey and surrounding towns
Mrs Jackson and son from Fort Worth visit W T Gates and wife. Mrs Homer Hulme in Togo. Social at Mr McFarland’s. Rev Estelle preached at Baptist church. Miss Wright of Sherman visiting Aunt Mrs McFarland. A Coffey farm oil well planned to start August 1 east of town. Mrs Beauchamp and children to Bosque county to visit parents. Various residents return from reunions and visits to Denton Stephenville Lewisville Frederick Okla Park Springs. W T Wilson ships hog carload to Fort Worth. Stray Poland China sow and three piglets offered for reward in Denton.
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Aubrey
D. M. Beauchamp
Bosque County
A. W. Smith
B. C. Caddel
Dan Turner
Denton
Geo. Zumwalt
Frederick
Oklo
Curt Coppage
Memphis
H. E. Constatt
Stephenville
Bowles
Dallas
A. Stewart
Idda Fore
Denison
Jenkins
Lewisville
H. E. Morris
Rev. Masters of
Sanger
Long
Sears
Della
Trenton
Mercer
Miss Dunaway
Fred Wiggs
W. T. Wilson
Fort Worth
H. EB. Onstatt
Ben Carlisle
Park Springs
Ea Tidmore
Collie Winters
Colinsville
H. G. Musgrove
Wheat Harvest Boosts Farmer Prospects In NAVO
June 22 report from NAVO notes wheat thrashing under clear weather with ready marketing as soon as thrash is done. Yields average about ten bushels per acre but strong grain prices improve farmer prospects and hint at larger acreage next year. Corn and cotton show promise though rain is needed for corn. Health in the community remains steady as crops progress and pigs are normal.
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NAVO
Market Steady With Corn and Potatoes Amid Rains
Denton market shifts little as rains ease supply strain. Potatoes wholesale 90c to 81 a bushel, wheat down 25c and flour 30c per 100. corn ear 80-85c per bushel, shelled 86-88c. Livestock quotes steady higher for steers and calves, hogs mixed. Prairie hay 8 to 8.50 per ton, Johnson grass hay 7 to 7.50, groceries list many price points.
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Denton
Fort Worth
Poultry and Livestock Prices Report
Poultry prices list turkeys seven to eight cents per pound all hens seven cents per pound broilers fourteen cents per pound old roosters ten to twelve and one half cents each guineas per dozen one fifty ducks per dozen three dollars geese no market. Hog prices per pound gross light five to five and a half percent heavy six to six and a half cents dressed seven to seven and a half cents. Cows per pound gross two and a quarter to two and three quarters cents. Hides green per pound seven to eight cents dry seven to eighteen cents depending on weight and condition.
A Lesson From the Planting Season On Double Row Cotton
The article advises farmers to plant cotton in double rows with a second planting a week to ten days later to ensure a good stand. It explains seeds saved by planting extra and notes seed quality issues when replanting and corn has parallel concerns with lower quality seed for later plantings.
Mother Grays Leaf Offer for Women’s Ailments
Advert says a mail order package of Mother Gray’s Leaf helps women’s ills. Describes the regulator as pleasant, aiding pains in back, bladder or kidney trouble with aromat root and leaves. Available from T. Gray Co. Le Roy New York for 50 cents. Address requested.
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Mother Gray
T. Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Walter West Receives Penalty in Dallas County Farm Murder
Walter West, a Black man, was given a penalty by the jury for the murder of Frank, a Dallas County farmer, in November. The case concludes with a verdict and sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter West
Frank
Dallas County
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C. E. Fowler
Texas
Late County News
Staver Buggies
Evers Hardware Co
P. & O. Canton
Witmotf
Poland
China
James Barrow
Ppm
C. B. Grant
G. J. Gillespie
Road
W. B. McClurkay
Channing
da Williams
J. Ly, Zumwalt
Mary Parr
McAlester
Ok la
Emma Belle ‘ Lipscomb
Grapevine
E. Cocanouguet
Waggoner
T. P. Bush
C. E. Ferrell
Cuyens
Wilford Stroud
Ethel Brandenburg
Parsons, Kans
J. T. Robinson
W.J. Bryan, Jr
Helen Berger
Milwaukee
Grand Lake
Col
Berger
R. I. Allen
Fannie
Hartley
Mississippi
D. B. Allen
Sam Milliken
Ruth Tease
B. L. Spencer
Helen
St. Louis
Rollie Bourland
Oak Clift
Gertrude Hampton
Detton
W. B. Bradley
Horace Milliken
Dorotha Hawk
C. C. Hawk
Ben Cunningham
Annie Smith
G. W. Elbert
Ethel Elbert
Lewisville Telephone Exchange
Blanche Degan
Austin
State University
John Wood Ad Little
Hendrix Knight
John Lyles
LaHney
Carrollton
Tom Jenking
C. L. Hamilton
Hursey
Julia Cobb
Edith Heigter
Viola Freeman
Dora Hoskins
Lancaster
Frank Keesee
Isville Independent School Cp
Watkins
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