Gadies Skinks and Joe in Anime Aee Ee
A fragmented note describes a cartoonish scene featuring Gadies Skinks and Joe in an anime setting. Details are unclear but imply a humorous or surreal moment on screen with mentioned characters.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
8
A fragmented note describes a cartoonish scene featuring Gadies Skinks and Joe in an anime setting. Details are unclear but imply a humorous or surreal moment on screen with mentioned characters.
Cleans presses alters and makes men s clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver New Phone 40. No. 6 West Side Square.
A brief insurance solicitation notes agents represent Fire and Cyclone Insurance with strong claims of reliability and prompt service. It promotes seeking a share of the reader’s business.
A concise notice asserts simple expectations from patrons or readers, emphasizing straightforward demonstration or presentation. It frames a minimal request or standard for engagement, with no additional actions or details provided in the readable text.
Lewis Bradshaw, held about a week on adultery and assault charges, was released on $300 bond after a Wednesday hearing. John Allen, arrested on a grand jury indictment charging seduction, posted $750 bond and was released on Tuesday.
John Williams and John Phillips, both negroes, were Wednesday sent to the state penitentiary. Williams was convicted of wife murder and given a sentence of six years, Phillips was sent up for five years on a conviction of theft from person.
Officials' reports from independent school districts and a mix of accounts filled the commissioners court during the first days of the special session called on Tuesday.
Hillsboro fire department delegates fled to the Gainesville convention after a false alarm at the freight depot. The prank aimed to test response time, with local firemen dispatched to the scene and finding no real fire. Old timers admit similar pranks at times, and the joke is received in good humor.
Commissioner Wiggs began macadamizing East Hickory Street from the depot to the square, using old materials as foundation and bottom filler. West Oak macadam work extends to the city limits. south side waits for sewer mains completion.
W. J. McCray, a local jeweler, invites readers to view commencement gift selections and consider purchases for graduates. The note emphasizes personal service and gift options.
An ad listing W. A. Taliaferro selling baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle at Bicycle Store on the north side square. It promotes a habit of shopping there and directs customers to McCray’s for any jewelry needs.
The brief notes a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gatlin south of town. Other local items mention cement walks planned for First Baptist church on West Hickory, talk of a six story office building with elevators, and a weekly church sermon by J G Page at Pearl Street Church of Christ on the fourth Sunday. Jake Huey, a tegreporter at Cottage hotel, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of simple assault involving a black man on McKinney street. R H Evers showed wheat samples northwest of the city with a bloom stage suggesting a strong yield. Thomas A McGalliard of Garza predicts rain soon to aid growth, noting his coin has been plowed four times this year and remains sturdy despite dryness.
Sam Hawkins visited Fort Worth yesterday while C L Lane of Roanoke and J K Rathbone of Wichita Falls were in town on business. Miss Vera Gee of Pilot Point and Miss Hattie Marlin of Corsicana visited friends. Elier F L Young heads to Rosebud for a three week revival. Addison of Dallas attends Wm Frazier funeral. Crop conditions cited as fair. Marcus Kelly and J P Dooley from Austin add reports. Attendees at Engineer Wm Frazier funeral include P C Williams T Z Williams and others.
Gainesville Texas May 13 Fireman George Law who was badly burned by steam in the Katy passenger train wreck near Bonita Tuesday night died in a sanitarium this morning. The revised dead list includes Engineer Wm. Frazier Denton believed dead in his cab W. Hampton section foreman B. F. Bailey section laborer and George Law others injured not seriously hurt
Mrs Frazier thanks friends neighbors and lodge brothers for kindness and sympathy after the death of her husband.
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