Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female cures
Mrs EaMa Wreaton of Vienna West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing a decade of illness after medical care failed. The ad claims the remedy from native roots contains no narcotics and has the widest cure record for female diseases with thousands of testimonials and free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Vienna
W. Va
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
EaMa Wreaton
Lydia F. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia Fef
Dee
Setting of Cases for Hearing Next Week in District Court
The list covers cases set for hearing in the upcoming or second week of district court. Cases include Swellen vs Adolph Goepp for partition. Tompkins vs Point Point Ice and Power Plant for damages. Leipes vs Leipes for divorce. McCook vs band et al for debt and foreclosure. Holt vs MK&T for damages. Krause vs Hooten et al and foreclosure. Daugherty vs McCook et al for debt and facel. Ripy vs Carbondale Goal for debt and re- Bocong. Samuels vs MK&T for damages. Dardip vs MK&T for damages. Cashion vs Hutcher son for debt and foreclosure. Krause vs Tucker et al for debt and foreclosure. National Bank vs McKelvey et al for trespass and damages. Banks vs Erwin et al for debt and foreclosure. Lilly vs Lilly. Halfway vs MK&T for damages. Pinckard Sanders vs Henry mione et al for debt and foreclosure. Wilson vs Wilson et al for debt and damages. Bayless vs Couch for debt and foreclosure. Griffin et al vs outs et al for debt and foreclosure. Raley vs Turpin et al for foreclosure. South vs Mays et al for foreclosure.
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Swellen
Adolph Goepp
R. H. Tompkins
Next Friend
Piiot Point Ice and Power Plant Company
R. L. Leipes
Ethel Leipes
J. J. McCook
W. H
Band
W. F. Samuels
M. K &T. Railway Company
R D. Dardip
Railway Company
Dmages
J. N. Cashion
Hutcherson
Laura D Krause
J. F
Lilly
S. Vesta Lilly
Paris & McGaillard
Halfway Company
Pinckard. & Sanders
Henry Mione
W Wilson
R. J. Wilson
Bayless
K Couch
Wm. H. Griffin
A. J. ‘Outs
F. Raley
Y. M. Turpin
South
Chas. Mays
Dead Letter List for Denton Texas February 28 1909
The Denton post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending February 28 1909 to be sent to the Dead Letter Office March 14 if not claimed. It names ladies and gentlemen by surname with several first names, notes a one cent advertising fee, and directs callers to say advertised when claiming.
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Denton
Texas
Washington
Arnold
Blanche Berry
Lillie Boen
Lila Dixson
Louise Denton
Ellie Harper
Mary Lizards
Luella Reese
Belle
Bryan
Eleanor Cooke
Mary Cochran
Flora Cooper
Irene Dickson
Ida
Texas and National News Roundup February 26 1908
San Antonio reports that no meeting occurred between Harriman and S A P railway head while Abilene notes a toddler died from burns after falling into a fire. Taft to visit Texas after inauguration for two weeks. Texarkana fires destroy a home from a gasoline lamp explosion. Local trials include deputy sheriffs indicted for perjury in San Antonio, and varios cases of murder, arson, and accidents across the state and nearby regions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Camp Harriman
EH. Harriman
McIntyre
S. A. & A. P. Railway
Abilene
Walter Gibson
Taft
Texas
Texarkana
Hix
Waco
Tommie Scarborough
Rosenthal
Tilley
Austin Pasteur Institute
Dallas
Bob Smith
Smith
Alex Brown
Nacogdoches
Spradley
Wharton
Walter Bybes
Bybes
Houston
Turner
L. M. Schofield
Rider & Co
St. Louis
Will Massey
J Deak Nipper
W. H. Irwin
Edmund Gabriel
Henry Wallington Wilkens
Secret Service
Davis
Louisville
Chickasha
Okla
Frank Costello
Maximilian of Mexico
Robert Biaz
Costello
Comanche
James Alderdice
Washington
Tillman
Senate Committee On Post Office
Home Commission
Muskogeer
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Lida Foutay
Nashvile
Tenn
Cooper
Col
Duncan Cooper
Patterson
New York
Thomas Darlington
ST. Petersburg
Austria
Servia
Ringgold
W Doggett
Temple
Texas League Today
Brownwood
Kenry McDonald
Charles Smithers
McDonald
Smithers
E. H. Harriman
Austin
Texas News Service
Harriman
Mexico
Atlanta
Brashfield
Dresden
S. B. Fuller
Ike Butler
Fuller
Tennessee Supreme Court
Butler
Ustin
John Dowe
Mason Williams
Dowell
Williams
Bleden
Godney
Rushville
Ind
Rush County
Georgetown
Cr. Burgess
Mary
Tex., March 1.—District Court
Alex Sears
Clyde
Tom Barnett
Baird
Guthrie
Strang
Haskell
Scott MceReynolds
Hearst
Waxahachie
Chautauqua
Maren
Chautauqua Association
Paris
Bill McIntosh
Draper
Weatherford
Rock Creek
Texas and Pacific
Thurber
Sherman
House
Senate
Bert Rhodes
Tyer Street
Sam Buller
G. Butler
Tennesee
Brasfield
Weakley County
Tennessee
City Council Rejects School Scrip for Central Building
By a 5 to 2 vote the council refused to issue 15000 in scrip sought by the school board to fund the Central school building on Smith and Parr plans. Opponents argued the move illegal and risky to the city cash base. proponents urged urgent modernization for 800 to 1090 students.
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Smith & Parr
Witherspoon
P. Lipscomb
R. L. Bass
A. Collins
McClurkayn
City Gentral Fund
Mr. Heard
Rich
Mr. Jones
Johnson
Lacy
Jones
Bates
McClurkan
Bevett
Hoard
Dallas
Smuggling ring linked to Rio Grande crossings exposed
Federal officials in Fort Worth announce that twenty two Chinese nationals reported as smuggled through New Orleans were actually brought across the Rio Grande at El Paso. The operation is part of a larger pattern of Orientals being smuggled into Texas by wholesale means over the past six months. Police and officials note arrests in Fort Worth and Galveston as part of the crackdown.
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Weatherford
Tex
Bess Lanham
E. M Latham
EM. Lanham
Austin
T.x
Henry 5. Wagner
Temple
Joe S. Myers
Aampbell
Fort Worth
Irter
Sven
Worth
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Pasoang
Texs
Ain
Death of Mrs. Lucy L. Noble At Leonard
Mrs. Lucy L. Noble died Wednesday night at her daughter’s home in Leonard after a long life. She leaves ten children including Mrs. G. R. Buchanan of Pilot Point and John Noble of Floydada, with other heirs across Texas and Oklahoma. Funeral services were held in Leonard with relatives from Pilot Point and nearby towns attending.
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Lucy L. Noble
Pendergrass
Leonard
Noble
G. R. Buchanan
Pilot Point
Vendergras
Galloway
Leerard
Th. W
Nobles
Nashville
Mulling
Jacksboro
Michael
Sanger
Aubrey Couple Announces Simple Thursday Wedding
In Aubrey, the marriage of A. A. Ashley and Emma Kemp was announced Thursday evening. The ceremony occurred at Rev. W. Bo Bayless's home with officiant Rev. Bayless presiding.
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Aubrey
A. Ashley
Emma Kemp
W. Bo Bayless
Bayless
Pilot Point Public School Earns 44 University Credits
A State University representative visited Pilot Point Public School and awarded two additional university affiliated credits, raising total credits to 44. The entire school from first grade through high school now meets university requirements, placing Pilot Point among Texas’s leading schools.
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State University
Pilot Point Public School
Schools of Texas
Pilot Point
Burial of Greenville One Year Old Babe
Mr and Mrs Tom Martin of Greenville brought the remains of the little babe one year old here for burial Sunday. The family formerly lived here.
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Tom Martin
Greenville
Butcher Shop Sold and Relocated to Whitten Building
The butcher shop on the north side of the square was sold by Hensley & Shaw to OF Phinney who moved the operation into the Whitten building.
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Hensley & Shaw
OF Phinney
Whitten
Student Graham Quigenberry Dies of Pneumonia at Holiness College
Graham Quigenberry a 19 year old student died last Wednesday night at Holiness College from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at City Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
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Graham Quigenberry
Holiness College
City
Turkeys Bring High Price in Nearby Sale
Mrs. Nance sold one 34 pound turkey to Fréd Hayden on Thursday for 3.75 dollars. The piece notes tiling work by Henry Selga adding 230 feet on his land to drain surplus water and improve soil moisture in dry spells.
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Henry Selga
Texas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church marks 99th anniversary
A service at the Cumberland Presbyterian church celebrated the 99th anniversary with choir music and program items including Rev J P Mason on Cumberland Presbyterianism and Rev J T Simmons of Denton on Pioneer Churches.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterianism
J. P. Mason
The
R. J. Julian
W. B. Mc Shan
A. E. Peters
Woman's Missions
J. T. Simmons
Denton
Postmaster Pearson Unveils New Aubrey Office Cabinet
The Aubrey post office gains a refreshed look with Postmaster Pearson installing new cabinet and fixtures on Monday. Assisted by Messrs Phil lip and Mcintosh, the office now reflects pride for Aubrey and the surrounding area. Their efforts are noted with lasting gratitude from locals.
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Pearson
Phillip
Mcintosh
Aubrey
Mrs Sartain of Bolivar Dies. Rites Held at Local Cemetery
Mrs 3 A Sartain longtime Bolivar resident died Sunday at her home. Funeral services were held and interment took place in Bolivar cemetery. She was a respected Christian woman and sister of A J Nance. First National Bank closed Monday as bank staff attended the funeral.
Three at Work on Buick Part of New Methodist Church
Only three workers are at the Buick section of the new Methodist church project and they are proceeding very rapidly with the construction.
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Buick
New Methodist Church
Buster Accepts Denton Post At Minnis Drug Store
WL Buster relocates to Denton to take a position with Minnis Drug Store starting March 1.
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Buster
Denton
The
Minnis Drug Store
Grain Elevator Erection Under Way For Sageger Mill
Smith Wiley & Co begin building a new grain elevator between the mill and railroad with 16 000 bushel capacity. The erection contract goes to a construction company but all labor, aside from the overseer, must be hired in Sageger.
Gun Nicholson Returns Home After Injury At Fuqua
Gun Nicholson returns home after several weeks away serving as locomotive fireman at Fuqua. He dropped his glove and, reaching to retrieve it, caught and mashed his right hand. He will likely remain at home until the injury heals.
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Nicholson
Fuqua
Eggs shipment from Lewisville valued at 186 dollars
Saturday's egg shipment from Lewisville totaled 30 dozen with a cash value of 186 dollars not counting home consumer sales. Including home sales, the total would reach about 200 dollars.
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Enterprise
Lewisville
Grand jury summoned amid Lewisville Academy fire probe
A number of residents are called before the grand jury as the Lewisville Academy arson investigation progresses. Authorities say much evidence has been gathered in the last two months and expect developments soon.
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Paris
France
Grand Jury
Lewisville Academy
Methodist Quarterly Conference Postponed For Lewisville Charge
The Metho dist church quarterly meeting for the Lewisville charge is postponed from this week to next week. Presiding Elder Peterson will attend Friday night March 5 and remain through Sunday.
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The
Methodist Church
Lewisville
Peterson
Local Notes on Dining Incident and Marital Moves
Mark Jacobson, while eating dinner Saturday, had a small bone lodged in his throat and required a specialist to extract it. Willie Stone, living east of town, was married to Miss Ola Newton of Lewisville last week and plans to live on his farm across Elm.
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Mark Jacobson
Willie Stone
Weinert
Ola Newton
Lewisville
Elm
Teenage Marriage Sparks Weekend Venture to Fort Worth
Selah Wagner aged 14 left home with Guy Moore on Friday from Shiloh. They traveled to Grapevine by train and married in Fort Worth. The couple then stayed with Guy’s brother Charles in Rockwall before returning home Monday morning.
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Shiloh
Bud Wagner
Selah
Guy Moore
Grapevine
Fort Worth
Rockwall
Guy
Charles
Bryan to Spend Next Winter in Texas on Ranch
Lincoln Neb Feb 26. W J Bryan plans to spend nearly all of next winter in Texas. He will be at his South Texas ranch studying and preparing for the next presidential campaign though he may not run.
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Lincoln
Neb
Commoner
W. J. Bryan
Texas
Had
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