Silk wash instructions for multiple colors in ward wash
The text lists washing silk in blue brown tan red green white and black, followed by the word ward and the location Oc iy hes, suggesting a laundry or care instruction fragment with color notes and a place cue.
Isabel Griffin Versus R J Wilson Case Proceeds in District Court
The Isabel Griffin vs. R J Wilson et al. case occupied the district court for most of Wednesday and resumed Thursday morning. Other Wednesday orders included Geo W Ree vs D T Shirley et al for debt and foreclosure with judgment for plaintiff and 5 percent attorney fees. G W Reed vs Mrs Mary H Shirley et al awarded judgment for amount sued and foreclosure. Co O Boyd vs W N Shepard et al default and foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Griffin
R. J. Wilson
Geo. W. Ree
D. T. Shirley
G. W. Reed
Mary H. Shirley
Co. O. Boyd
W. N. Shepard
Five charged with killing of Ariel White in Fort Worth hotel
Six suspects including Viola Ramos Jack Wright Nettie Keith Charley Mc Cauley and Roy Mayfield were held without bond after waiving examining trials in Justice Mabens court. They were remanded to jail to await action by the Forty-eighth district grand jury. All were present in the old Anderson hotel at 102 East Belknap when officers arrived after the Monday night fatal shooting.
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Fort Worth
East Belknap Street
Widows of Presidents May Mail Free Letters
The Post Office Department allows Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland and Mrs Mary Lord Harrison to send letters without stamps dating from March 2. Postmaster General von Meyer signs the order, revoking a prior provision that extended the courtesy to deceased Mrs Garfold and Mrs McKinley.
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Schmitz
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Cleveland
Mary Lord Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States Post Office Department
Department
von Meyer
Garfold
McKinley
Local News Personalities Attend Guest Events
Ed Pratt arrives from Justin. W. W. Keith visits from Fort Worth. E. J. Witt of Amarillo on business. S. W. Fulton from Aregie on business. W. L. Foreman and W. A. Matthews attend the Woodmen of the World convention in Houston JW. Baxter to attend the Fort Worth fat stock show as guest of his son Worth Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pratt
Justin
W. W. Keith
Fort Worth
E. J. Witt
Amarillo
S. W. Fulton
Aregie
W. L. Foreman
W. A. Matthews
Houston
JW. W. Baxter
Worth Baxter
Frontier Asthma Company Trial Treatment Offer
An offer promises home asthma cures with a free trial treatment and full information. It directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company in Room 702 at Buffalo, New York.
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Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo N
Baylor Glee Club at Wright Opera House March 13
Baylor University Glee Club to perform at Wright opera house Saturday night March 13 under Dorcas Society auspices. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
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Baylor University Glee Club
Wright Opera House
Dorcas Society
Alliance Milling Co. bale pricing noted in grain bulletin
A notice lists bale pricing terms from Alliance Milling Co. with a bale price of 15 cents and a ton price of four dollars. The message compares bale feed value to prairie hay and includes an abbreviated registration line.
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Alliance Milling
Minnis Drug Store Offers Nickel Plated Alarm Clocks
W. T. Johnson advertises cotton seed meal for sale. J. C. Guy guarantees Cu-Cura hair tonic for scalp conditions. The notice lists several consumer items and a local business promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis’ Drug Store
W. T. Johnson
J. C. Guy
Card of Thanks for Baby Goode Family
MR. and MRS. JIM GOODE and Family express gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and death of their darling baby.
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Jim Goode
City land suit in Denton continued in court
The Denton Cotton and Oil Mill Company versus Joan L. Ruddell saw the court sustain a plea of abatement. The suit centers on clearing title to land purchased by the city for a sewerage septic tank. The case stays active with the city as a potential plaintiff, delaying final title clearance for at least six months. Mayor Bates said sewerage work continues despite court delays.
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Denton
Denton Cotton and Ol] Mill Company
Joan L. Ruddell
Ruddell
J. W. Brazil
Brazil
Oil Mill Company
O'l Mill Company
Bates
Denton Trust Company Offers No Commission City Loans
City property financing promoted by Denton Trust Company promising zero commission fees and dealings with reliable lenders.
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Denton Trust Company
Baseball Supplies at Minnis Drug Store
Local shopper notices baseball goods available at Minnis Drug Store and a visit to Estes Hamburger stand on East Side lists snacks and drinks.
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Estes’ Hamburger Stand
East Side
Minnis’ Drug Store
Lige Renow Murder Conviction Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
Notification received that Lige Renow, convicted of murder in district court, has had the judgment affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The murder is alleged to have occurred several years ago in the southeastern part of the county.
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Lige Renow
Court of Criminal Appeals
Renow
Minni s Drug Store Notary Services By A P Duggan
Classified notice notes notary work offered by A P Duggan at Denton Trust Company. The ad promotes competency and equipment as the best for prescription related needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis’ Drug Store
A. P. Duggan
Denton Trust Company
Weather forecaster faulted for several wrong predictions
The article notes the weather man failed to predict a win for Tuesday and Wednesday and forecast frost that did not occur. Other items report local obituaries, lectures, and visits by residents, plus an advertisement for Hicks Capuchine headache remedy.
Real Estate Financing Ad Promises Home Purchase Help
An advertisement offers to provide funds to buy a home, promising financing options to buyers. The notice emphasizes quick access to loan assistance and streamlined approval processes for prospective homeowners.
Community News Roundup From Aubrey Texas March
Local notes from Aubrey. Residents return home from Denton and Oklahoma visits. The remains of Anderson Mahone were brought in from Kirkland for funeral services at Bellew cemetery. A number of shade trees were planted at the public school grounds after a recent rain. Regular court day set for March 20 with several cases heard.
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Aubrey
Patents
Pile Point
Tom Atkins
Big Springs
Clifford Rucker
Frisco
Georgia Ezell
Denton
Will Boswell
Wautauga
Ed Allen
Tom
John Riddiespurger
Frederick
Oklo
Anderson Mahone
Kirkland
H. E. Morris
Belew
Willis
Noah Graham
John Spencer
Oklahoma
Munroe Houston
Oran McMaehan
F. Reynolds
Lone Oak
Ola Price
Ina Caddel
Friends
Tom Graham
Carl Wheeler
Lera Graham
Ruth Allen
Besse Drake
Miss Higgins
J. A. Smith
Hulme
Tioga
Nelle Parker
Rain brings revival for Argyle farmers in March
A Monday rain helps Argyle farmers after a dry spell. Wheat and oats revive, corn planting and gardening resume. Local residents include Mrs Lillie Nowlin and children visiting Cleburne, Miss Price McCulloch heading to Corsicana for millinery duties, Mrs Vada Wright returning to Alvord, and J O Spears with family moving to Denton along with Mr and Mrs Pyrtle visiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Lillie Nowlin
Cleburne
Union Free Thinkers Meet at Presbyterian Church
Local community notes report residents visiting Argyle and Denton areas. Several individuals from Bartonville and Denton are listed with movements and visits, including church events and a funeral in Hill County.
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James T. Card
Bartonville
Argyle
Hicks
W. W. Williams
Decatur
Methodist Church On Foreign Missions
J. P. Lawrence
Beulah School
Hove
Ruby Owens
Denton
Jack Baker
Robert Arthur
W. L. Matthews
Miss Williams
Mabel Clayton
Union Free Thinkers
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Preston
Beulah Schoo House
L. J. West
Hill County
Susie Couch
Allen's Foot-Base and Foot-Ease ad promising shoe relief
Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base to allow wearing smaller shoes and Allen's Foot-Ease for instant relief from pinching. Mentions dancing parties patent leather shoes and breaking in new footwear. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with free samples from Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
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