Cotton shows gains in New York and local markets mixed
The report notes New York futures with July August prices up several points and spot gains in Liverpool and New Orleans. Local markets show little change amid seasonal lull with mixed livestock and produce prices and overall steady activity in Dallas Fort Worth area. Eggs and hens weaker, fryers scarce, and potatoes, peas, beans plentiful. Livestock receipts include 2000 cattle and 1200 hogs with steady or higher prices in beef steers and hogs.
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Denton
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Ocal
Littl
Fort Worth
Bankers Meet in El Paso and Southern Baptists Convene
Bankers association holds session in El Paso with about 500 delegates in attendance. The Southern Baptists convention gathers in Baltimore with around 5,000 delegates present.
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Bankers Meet
el Paso
Sexas Bankers‘association
Sesson
Southern Baptists
Baltimore
House Passes Railroad Bill By 200 To 126 Vote
The House approved a railroad bill of its own drafting by a 200 to 126 vote, choosing its version over the administration bill.
Three Coffey Sisters Drown in Wanette Pond
Jessie Coffey 16 Rosa Coffey 14 and Sadie Coffey 12 daughters of B Coffey of Wanette Oklahoma drowned in a pond.
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Jessie
Rosa
Sadie Coffey
B. Coffey
Wanette
Pardon Request Filed for Dallas Inmate Bubber Robinson
Formal application for a pardon has been filed in Austin for Bubber Robinson of Dallas, the Negro sentenced to hang Friday.
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Bubber Robinson
Dallas
Austin
Episco pal Council in Dallas Convenes At St Matthew’s
The fifteenth annual council of the Episcopal diocese of Dallas opened Tuesday in St Matthew’s cathedral with about 100 ministers and delegates in attendance.
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Episcopalian Council
Dallas
The
Episcopal Diocese of
Wise County Old Settlers Change of Reunion Dates
The Wise County Old Settlers reunion was rescheduled due to the Democratic primary. The event, originally set for July 20 to 22, now runs from July 19 to 21.
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Wise County
Oklahoma Supreme Court Orders Prohibition Petition Acceptance
The Supreme Court of Oklahoma rules the Secretary of State must accept petitions seeking a statewide reconsideration of prohibition. The decision clarifies the petition process and sets a deadline for further action by state officials.
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Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Secretary of State
Haskell to Appeal to Taft in Oklahoma Lot Case
Gov Haskell and Oklahoma congressional delegation plan to ask President Taft to dismiss all the town lot cases. The next move in the Haskell disputes involves Haskell's attorneys pursuing the appeal.
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Haskell
Taft
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Congress
Mies Leta Morrow Dies After Poisons Mistake
Mies Leta Morrow aged 18 daughter of Rev W T Morrow of the Wichita Falls Methodist church is dead after swallowing a spoonful of carbolic acid believed to be medicine.
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Mies Leta Morrow
Milwaukee Officials Say City Bonds Won’t Be Issued
City officials in Milwaukee announce plans to issue 200000 in municipal bonds only if needed as the International has agreed to purchase the bonds should the situation require.
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Milwaukee
International Wanon
Doctors in Session at Dallas
The forty second annual convention of the State Medical Association sits in Dallas. President Russ opens with a critique of Gov. Campbell over withholding appropriations to implement the law.
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Dallas
The
State Medical Association
Russ
Gov
Campbell
Fort Worth Missionary Convention Votes to Move Texas Christian University
Fort Worth voters and the Texas Christian Missionary Convention approve relocating Texas Christian University to a site to be provided in Fort Worth. The decision comes with unanimous support and strong enthusiasm.
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Port Worth
Wives Seek Pardon for Husband Morse
Petition in the capitol signed by many senators and representatives asks for a pardon for Charles W. Morse. Morse is serving a fourteen year federal sentence in Atlanta Georgia for bank wrecking.
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Senate
House
Charles W. Morse
Capitol
Federal
Atlanta
Dallas to Get Southwestern University Agreement Reached
A tentative agreement at the M. E. Church South general conference plans to establish Southwestern University in Dallas. A donation of fifty acres of land and 400000 dollars is expected to secure the institution.
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Dallas
M. E. Church South
Southwestern University At
Denton Woman Seeks Kidney Relief with Dean's Pills
A Denton Texas reader describes chronic kidney pain and backache eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought them at J F Raley Co and reports a full cure after short use, urging others with kidney issues to try the remedy. Buffalo New York agents advertise the product nationwide.
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Denton
L. F. Rowlett
South Elm Street
Texas
Dean
J. F. Raley & Co
Foster Mr.Burn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Stop waiting for a power to com Record and Chronicle ad
Classified notice from Record and Chronicle seeks utilities and services. Public listings request ad orders for upcoming editions. Includes contact details for submission and deadlines for publication.
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Record
Chronicle
Furniture and Matting Bargains Promising Value and Craft
A local retailer invites customers to visit for substantial and artistic furniture and matting offerings. The ad emphasizes strong value and assures shoppers they will be pleased and likely to become patrons.
Krum Social Notes and Local Weddings May 8
Krum residents attend church events and a wedding at the bride’s home near Plainview. J C Shugart and May Hays wed May 8 with many locals traveling to celebrate at Mrs Sutton’s home. Community gatherings include picnics, singing class events, and church services as families report visiting relatives and farmers plow and plant crops.
Monby City Palmis Way Cost A Ti Fle More
M. R. Gilbert reports on an unexpected rise in expenses affecting the Monby City project. The note outlines increased costs and the implications for planned work timelines and budget alignment.
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Monby City
Palmis Way
M. R. Gilbert
Local Notices and Visits Spark May Social Round
May events in Dickson include F F Hill addressing a large crowd on May 4 and Miss Lucile Hopper visiting Floyd chapel. Young people enjoyed an ice cream supper at Mrs. George Baker's home. Miss Maud Hopper visits Louisville while Miss Boggg returns from Lewisville. John Orr travels to Denton for business.
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Ews
F. F. Hill
Lucile Hopper
Floyd Chapel
Vail Dickson
George Baker
Miss Boggg
Lewisville
Maud Hopper
Louisville
Jim Allen
Sam Reynolds
Salt Branch
John Orr
Denton
Mrs Furgerson Dies in Prosper and Rites Planned
Mrs Pet Furgerson, raised in this community, died in Prosper last night at 8 o clock. The funeral will be held at the Prosper Methodist church at 12 35 today conducted by Rev W L Bludworth. Burial follows at Zion Cemetery this evening. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Wilson and the eldest of thirteen children, all of whom survive.
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Navo
Pet Furgerson
Prosper
W. L. Bludworth
Zion Cemetery
Notice of Insurance Agency Acquisition by Jasper and Jasper
Jasper and Jasper announce the purchase of the O. P. Poe insurance agency and will keep the Denton Trust building office. All Poe agency companies remain represented, with Mr Poe staying to assist expiration writings and ensure continued service to clients.
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O. P. Poe Insurance Agency
Denton Trust Company
Poe
Jasper & Jasper
T. F. Jasper
A. Jasper
A New Home Sweet Home in Modern Style
A newly built home showcases modern furnishings and bright, tasteful interiors. The wife, praised for beauty and wisdom, uses Chi-Namel on all floors and endorses its ready to use graining process to renew old floors. Sold by
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Sweet Home
Love
Rainy spell aids Spring Hill farmers and social notes
The rain last week helped chopping cotton progress for area farmers. Obituary notes Mrs. Donahoe who died Friday after a long illness and was buried Saturday at Below cemetery. Neighbor visits include Mr and Mrs Perpleman Aubrey and Hodnet Newt Wheeler at a Liberty school exhibition.
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Spring Hill
Carl Kelly
Aubrey
Alva Bell
Paralee Johnson
Mustang
Nora Blancett
Prosper
Florence Burke
Caddell
Garza
Emma Meadows and Nada McKinney Visit Argyle
Emma Meadows and Nada McKinney traveled to Argyle. Mrs Susie Breeding is ill. W L Card and family of Barstow visit daughter Mrs Bessie Chambers in Bartonville. Co C Wilkerson and family of Justin visit Bartonville. Will Wallace and W X Card go to Denton. Tacky party at Charlie Simmons Lake Saturday night. large crowd and pleasant time. May King of Barstow visiting locally this week. Willie Larkin of Justin visits relatives in Bartonville. Ed Garrison in Argyle. Johnnie Robbins of Tioga visits his parents.
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Kintm Krum
Kirk McGee
Crus
McClary
Sutton
Krum
Plainview
Lewisville
Troffer
Ponner
Emmett
Edmund Munday
E. Fry
Fox
Cairns
May Hayes
Jenn’e McGee
Chloe Shepard
College of Industrial Arts
Silas Kindred
Dent N
Emmett Munday
Dent
Corbet Wilson
Dallas
James
Jim Reed
Gainesville
Bessie Burnett
Miller
Ponder
C. A. Wheeler
Christian Church
J. C. Shugart
May Hays
Orans
Mr. Brown
Myrtle Moore
Jno Amyx
Miss Anderson
John Collier
Jim Reaves
Silas Koiner
W. Y. Barnett
W. A. Cruse
Joe Oats
Ralph Cole
Ride Sprouse
Glassglow
Bessie
Dr. Gose
A. Wright
McCl'ster
Harvey
Eubanks
Shiffett
Reuben Rucker
Nova
Ethel Barrett
Jennie
Johnnie Co
Bartosaville
Bartonville
Emma Meadows
Nada McKinney
Argyle
Susie Breeding
W. L. Card
Barstow
Bessie Chambers
Fred McKinney
Chapel
C. Wilkerson
Justin
Will Wallace
W. x. Card
Denton
Charlie Simmons
Miss May King
Willie Larkin
Ed Garrison
Johnnie Robbins
Tioga
Tom Robbins
Feverishness and Aching Relief with Hicks Capucline
Treat fever and aches from colds overheating or malarious conditions with Hicks Capucline. Liquid used at 10c 25c and 50c sizes available at drug stores.
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Hick
Denton Grocery Stock Hotline Promoted by Long King
The notice urges residents to call 44 to access the latest grocery stock in Denton. It emphasizes immediate connectivity to updated inventory and pricing.
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Denton
King
Democratic Announcements For Local Representative Candidates
A list of Democratic candidates for local offices includes F F Hill C D Dickson Worth 8 Ray for Local Representative and Lee Zumwalt S H Hoskins for County Judge along with Charles Mays for County Attorney E E Miller J K Meckelv for Tax Assessor Sam Hawkins Co L M Crowder H V Hennen O L Hamilton for Tax Collector Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Busi Br for County Clerk D M Reeve for County Treasurer W E Durbin for District Clerk W W C Orr for Sheriff John W Stuart for Commissioner Precinct No 1 Ss T Coleman Jack Christal for Commissioner Precinct No 3 J E Smith E F Ted Davis J M Gary for Commissioner Precinct No 4 and WM McCormick for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1.
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F. F. Hill
C. Dickson. Worth
Lee Zumwalt
S. H. Hoskins
Charles Mays
E. E. Miller
J. K. Meckelv
Sam Hawkins
L. M. Crowder
H. V. Hennen
O. L. Hamilton
Oscar T. Button
M. P. Kelly
Waller L. Busi
D. M. Reeve
W. E. Durbin
W.W. C. Orr
John W. Stuart
Ss. T. Coleman
Jack Christal
J. E. Smith
E. F
Ted) Davis
J. M. Gary
Justice Peace
WM. McCormick
Baseball scores wrap up action across leagues
Texas League results list Galveston over Fort Worth nine four and San Antonio seven six while Dallas fell to Waco one to two. National League saw Chicago nine over New York five and Pittsburgh eight over Philadelphia six. American League included Detroit five over New York three and Chicago ten over Washington three. Southern League notes Chattanooga three New Orleans one and Memphis eleven over Montgomery zero. Also ads for lawn mower sharpening and fence company services appear.
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Galveston
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
Waco
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Lon’s
Cleveland
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Gillette Razors and Shumate Safety Razor Offered
Gillette Razors described as the best known safety razor leading the market with pocket editions priced at 5 to 6 dollars and traveler sets at 6 and 9 dollars. For a cheaper option a Shumate Safety Razor is offered at 1 dollar.
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Gillette
Aubrey News May 10 Daily Short Notices
J G Powledge returns home Saturday. Mrs Barnes of West Texas visits sick aunt Mrs Susan Wilcox. Mr and Mrs A E Brewer back from Denton. Miss Clara Ison wed after brief illness. Brown family move to Arlo Loving county. Ramsey couple relocate to Fort Worth. Fire destroys Rev J H Terry residence near Antioch schoolhouse. Teel of Era applies to Aubrey school. Powledge and Ratchford travel to Denton. Miss Ethel Lynca returns from Green Valley visit. W H Golden departs for Gainesville.
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Aubrey
J. G. Powledge
Barnes
West Texas
Susan Wilcox
A. E. Brewer
Denton
Clara Ison
T. H. Ison
W. W. Brown
Arlo
Loving County
Ramsey
Fort
Fort Worth
J. H. Terry
Antioch Schoo House
Teel
Era
Aubrey School
W. P. Ratchford
Ethel Lynca
Green Valley
Morse George
W. H. Golden
Gainesville
Local social notes from Denton area including visitors and guests
Mrs. J. M. For and Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Hillsboro hosted guests in Denton and Waxahachie. Visitors from Dallas Asheville and Fort Worth attended family and church events while local residents hosted relatives and club gatherings. Notables include Miss Gertrude Cobb Priscilla club host and Miss Lina Milliken visiting Georgetown.
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Little Vern Jenkins
Mabel
Waxace
Graham
Hillsboro
J. M
A. N. Julian
Asheville
N. C
M. FE
Ella Saunders
Gertrude Cobb
Denton
N. L. Dudley
Ray
Little Elm
Ed Lyles
Dallas
Tom Sherrog
Dernton
B. N. Greenup
Pottsboro
Virginia Eversole
J. KA. Pax
John Wood
Ethel Elbert
J. Boy Godrum
M. D. Fagg
B. F. Savage, Jr
Bartonville
T. H. Jenkins
Priscilla Club
Lina Milliken
George Town
Friends
Ll. P. Sigler
J. ©. Brannon, Jr
Lion in Pittsburg Cage Endangers Child
A lion in a Pittsburg cage fondled a child’s hand, prompting warnings about danger to children. The ad then pivots to promote King’s New Discovery for coughs and croup, citing Mrs. Ger B. Davis of Flat Rock North Carolina praising its use for babies. Prices 50 cents to $1 with a trial bottle offered. Guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
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Pittsburg
J. F. Raley & Co
Local residents noted in GAR Garza area visits
Luther Dorris and J B Walker from Dallas visited here while May Sanders and Miss Zula Pockrus traveled to Dallas or Corinth. Decoration events were planned at Swisher and Chinns Chap cemeteries with many locals attending. John Sparks expanded his residence and others posted in Denton, Rosebud, Waketon, and Lewisville areas.
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Waketon
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R. E. Cobb
A. R. McGintie
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Donahower Block
Exchange Nat'l Bank
J. M. Taylor
Egan & Chander
U. W. Elbert
Tfe
South of Presbyterian Church
Bolivar St
Ards
Arkansaw Mill
Paul Ramires
Owsley Bidg
W. Oak
W. E. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
Brock’s Wagonyard
J. W. Skiles
Wells & Bass
Magill & Shepard
Moreman & Luster
Red Barn
Dhada Kincaid
West Highland Street
J. M. Gurley
J. W. Fralin
South Side Square
M. L. Martin
Raley’s
R. R. Turner
West Oak St
Aarress
Lee Murphy
Ife
Gnover Campaill
Y. McQuigg
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Automobile Line
Walter Billingsley
Poth
Colus
R. L. McCoy
Route 1
Roanoke
D& Wtf
Allie Wright
Roy
Bruggists
JNO
B. Schmitz
Dickson
Magill & Shepard Furniture and Undertaking
Texas Wire Fence Co
Long & King
Gillette Razors
North American
Charles B. Fitzpatrick
Lod Robertson
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G. W. Elbert
D. R. Turner
L. L. Packeds
Barber & Slaton
Denton County
Buick
W. T. Johnson
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