Penalty for Contests Discussed by Penton Record and Chronicle
A 1913 notice from Penton Texas debates contest subscriptions and proposed laws. The editorial argues against heavy penalties, defends honest practitioners, and calls for fair safeguards while condemning excessive punishment. It stresses protecting public interest and warns against retroactive criminalization of legitimate efforts.
Editor Cobbs Seeks Town Commercial Club in Pilot Point
The Pilot Point Post-Signal editor urges a local commercial club noting benefits outweighing costs. The piece cites Attorney General Looney's rulings and previews the 1914 gubernatorial campaign with Comptroller Lane as a vigorous, persistent candidate.
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Cobbs
Pilot Point
Post-Signal
Looney
Town cleanups fail without citizens’ littering restraint
The writer condemns thoughtless littering by citizens who trash streets and scatter debris from windows. They argue repeated cleanups won’t keep the city clean without universal, deliberate cooperation to stop throwing rubbish onto public and private premises.
Newspaper Contest Bill Sparks Divider Among Editors
The pending bill to ban prize contests by newspapers and impose penitentiary penalties divides state editors. The Wichita Falls Times notes a legislator threatening to push the measure and calls for support, while admitting its own past involvement in such contests.
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Wichita Falls Times
The
Times
Kodak Supplies at Curtis
Denton exclusive agent for Eastman Kodak Co offers Kodaks Brownie cameras and photographic supplies with a broad stock. The advertisement highlights Kodak as a modern home staple offering accessible options for all budgets and a forthcoming catalogue.
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Denton
Eastman Kodak Co
Denton Girls High School Marrying Skill Questioned
A column questions the Denton Girls Industrial School in North Texas known as The Marrying School. It ridicules reports that students learn to select husbands and manage them, noting few graduates married and critiquing the outcomes with humor.
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Dallas News
Denton
Texas
Girls’Industrial School
Palestine Herald
Denton School
Fress
Gas Company Reads Help for Consumers with Gas Issues
North Texas Gas Co announces Miss Walker will stay several days to assist customers. If any consumer reports trouble with gas stores or improper results, call the office and Miss Walker will be sent to adjust them at the residence.
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Miss Walker
North Texas Gas CO
Poultry Prices Named by G W Elbert and T C Sample
The notice lists prices inside corporate limits: hens nine cents per pound fryers twelve and a half cents per pound old roosters nineteen and sixteen cents each. G W Elbert and T C Sample advertise Triumph seed potatoes and eating potatoes.
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G. W. Elbert
Triumph
T. C
Senator Cannon Lectures on Mormon Kingdom
Former Utah senator Frank J. Cannon denounced the Mormon church and polygamy, urging citizens to oppose rising Mormon power. He cited government actions, treason claims, and cases involving Lorimer and Smoot, warning of church dominance and urging action.
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Frank J. Cannon
United States
Utah
Normal College Lyceum
Joseph FP. Smith
Senav
Mr. Cannon
Joseph F. Smith
United States Senate
Cannon
Congress
Wm. Lorimer
Reen Smoot
Senate
Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Thesr
Reed Smoot
Committee On Printing
Joseph Smith
Denton Kidney Cure Endorsement Adverts Local Remedy
A Denton reader testimonial praises Dean Kidney Pills from J. Railey’s Drug Store, claiming kidney trouble relief after two boxes. The ad notes Foster-Milburn Co New York as sale agents and urges readers to remember the name.
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Denton
JR. Dobbs
Elm St
Texas
Dean
All Stater S. Ents
Foster-Milburn Co
Ew York
D States
Fox Bros and Company Plumbers Advertise Prompt Service
Fox Bros. and Company Plumbers and Gas Fitters advertise full guarantee on all work. Current department staffs ten men to handle jobs promptly.
Constable's Sale of Denton County Real Estate
A Denton County constable advertises a public sale of multiple parcels from the J P Goodwin estate to satisfy a March 7 1913 judgment in favor of Jarrell Evangs Dry Goods Company. Four tracts total 256 acres U.S. Hickory Creek area with detailed metes and bounds. Sale set for April 1 1913 at Denton County Courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. cash.
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State of Texas
Denton
Justice's Court
Denton County
Wm. McCormick
Texas
Court House
Exas
C. Cooksey
Wm. Luttrell
J. W. Hicks
Hickory Creek
S. W
William Luttrell
Luttrell
Hickory Creely
S. BE
Nora Hicks
John W. Hicks
District Court
S. B
E. B
L. W. Hicks
S. E. Corner
N. E
J. W. Baker
Laker
Susan Teague
Teague
N. W
Martha Hicks
Clarissa Cooksey
FB. Kirkpatrick
Luttrell Survey
S. B Orney
Wim Luttrell
D. F Kirkpatrick
Metes
E. Meeks
Meeks
Iron Stake
L. W
Albert Williams
N W
Sharg No. 1
Luttre
J. P. Goodwin
Justice Court
Jarrell Evangs Dry Goods Company
A. D
G. H. Watson
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Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
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Rexall Store
O. M. Curtis
the Medicine Man
Canada
Great Britain
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C. L. Hilger
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Norris Box Andies
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