Denton Boy Sets New State Record In Discus Throw
Eugene Berry of Denton Texas University wins first in the discus at the intercollegiate meet with a new state intercollegiate record and a gold medal. Liemer Bruce also places for Texas University as the team competes against A M and others. Berry writes home describing his surprise win and plans for Birmingham.
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Eugene Berry
Texas University
T. Ki. Perry
Aiong Texas U. A. and
Daniel Baker College
Baylor University
Denton
Liemer Bruce
Texas
Birmingham
Eugene
Berry
Insurance Policy Offer from Texas Company
A formal notice presents a proposed insurance policy in Texas with stated coverage and surplus figures. It mentions insuring a title against all claims and cites a policy issued by a Texas company with specified monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Teachers Appointed at North Texas Normal
Two new instructors join North Texas Normal replacing resignations. Miss Shaffer from New York will teach home economics succeeding Miss Bumpass, and Mr. Vitz from Illinois will take over main training succeeding Prof. Tripp. Last day of the 1911-12 term is Wednesday with exams starting Thursday. Turner Bros. grocery ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas Normal
Aliss Bumpas
Planche Ie Shaffer
Miss Shaffer
New York
New York State Normal
Colima University
Teachers’ College
Columbia
UC. A. Tripp
Hodof
Vitz
Tilingis
Louissifte Training School
Purdue University
Indiana
Baby Falls Into Deep Well In East Town
An 11 month old baby of a Brown family, living on the JL Rudden place east of town, fell into a 30 foot old well Monday morning. The child landed headfirst but was unharmed, standing in a foot of water when pulled out by the father and neighbor.
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Brown
JL. Rudden
Tall
Clay Beeler
Special Summer Rates for Early Enrollment
We offer summer rates to all who enroll on or before June 1. Investigate. We are here to stay at VWRAVOGCHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, G. E. SWOR, Manager.
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Vwravogchon
G. E. Swor
First National Bank Moves to New Quarters
The First National Bank will begin moving Thursday to its new quarters on the south side of the square. A 6,000 pound burglar-proof safe arrived Tuesday and was installed Wednesday. An expert from Dallas assisted in placing the safe inside the vault doors. The new quarters are among the state’s handsomest. A fuller write-up will appear later.
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Natonal Bank
Dallas
Turner Bros Promises Free Frontier Asthma Service
A fragmented ad promotes a free treatment claim from Frontier Asthma and urges readers to phone Turner Bros to try their service. The message emphasizes savings and customer satisfaction as a lure for potential customers.
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Frontier Asthma
Buti
North Texas Normal Closing Exercises in May
North Texas State Normal College celebrates closing exercises May 22 to May 28 with exams, a May 22 oratorical contest, a May 22 music concert The Sleeping Beauty and inter-society debate May 24 The Alumni meeting May 25 and address May 25 The baccalaureate sermon May 26 The class play May 17 and commencement May 28 with Dr W S Sutton delivering the address Certificates and diplomas will be awarded. TURNER BROS offer grocer delivery by phone or bring orders.
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North Texas
Tveenm
Miss Boylan A
Directress
Sleeping Beauty
John H Reagan
Robert Ti. Lee
Nocwat
W. L. Wills
J. A Rice
Fort Worth
W. S. Sutton
Austin
Late Personal News Malls From Denton and Nearby
Mrs. Stanley Cowan of Justin visits Denton relatives. Miss Lee William tours Dallas with Mrs Geo. K. Tabor. W. K. Neighbor of Mineral Wells visits his sister Mrs. Horace Juckett. Far Worth visitors return from Dallas. Charles D. Adams and sister go to Dallas for a stay. R. S. Lovett of Union Pacific travels through Denton in private car. Mr Harrel and daughter Lucy Clare of Louisiana visit Conly family. Mrs. W. B. Francis hosts Dallas guest Hi Groves returns home. James Groves visits Eris Turner. J. K. Doyle of Millsap visits Assessor E. Miller. William Pank and Charles Adams of Mexico visit A. J. Banks and Mrs. Sullivan. Visitors from El Tigre in Yzabela region. Rev A. T. Cooper leaves for Greenville Wo ypetea conference. addresses Local Service. Mr and Mrs. M. Pave of Haskell depart for Dallas. C L. Billingsworth and Jim Pace also head home. We Want your grocery orders. Call us. Phones 4 LONG & WING.
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Stanley Cowan
Justin
Denton
Robert Taylor Teft
Corsicana
Lee William
Dallas
Geo. K. Tabor
W. K
Mineral ‘Wells
Horace Juckett
Chinizs
Far Worth
Joan Aodam
Charles DP. Adams
Irs
J. W W. Sullivan
W. B. Francis
James Groves
Eris Turner
J. K. Doyle
Millsap
Assessor
Br. Miller
al. Doyle
J. Ti. Doyle
Denton County
Parker County
William Pank
Charles Avams
Mexico
A. J. Banks
J. W. Sullivan
el Tigre
Yzabel Bisnors
A. T. Cooper
Greenville
North Texas
Mr. Cooper
Harvest Prospects Spur Denton County Labor Advert
The message forecasts the largest wheat and oat crop in years in Denton County and invites farm laborer requests. It states the bank will advertise at its expense to match numbers and timing, with no binding obligation on either side. Eligible parties are asked to mail or write their estimates to L Blewett, bank president.
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Denton
Denton Steam Laundry
Denton County
Gilts for Graduates invites inspection of our fine
The notice invites graduates to inspect a consignment of gilt items described as a fine collection. Details are limited in the fragment. Further information appears in the continuing notice.
County Judge Returns From Austin on Bond Reissue
County Judge Hasting returned from Austin after efforts to secure an order canceling the old Leowigville district bonds and authorizing a new issue due to an engraving error. The order was passed and will be certified to the Comptroller and sent to Austin. The bonds have been sold and buyers await the arrival in Cincinnati to pay the purchase money.
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Hasting
Austin
Leowigville
Erro
Hosking
Comptroller
Agreing
Commissioners Court
Hhe
Cincinnati
City Cemetery Decoration Day Plans Noted
Decoration Day will be observed at City Cemetery on Sunday May 19 with Confederate veterans participating. Supt J M Magill asks all lot owners to clean lots in readiness for services with the notice dated May 1.
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City Cemetery
J. M. Magill
Confederate Veterans
Old Cemetery
Denton First Methodist Primary Grades enjoy park outing
The First Methodist church primary students, joined by parents, rode a street car to the park for an afternoon of games and big swings. A tasty supper was served around 6 o'clock, marking a pleasant social event hosted by local families.
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Phi
First Methodist Church
Local News In Brief Shows Several Health Updates
Mrs. G. W. Raines has improved after illness. Willie Powell son of Case Powell recovering after being struck by lightning at Spring Side Dairy farm. Prof W. D Butler to lead a First Methodist prayer meeting with full attendance expected. Gov Colquitt names Drs W. H Bruce and W. B. Hizzell to U S Playground and Recreation meeting in New York June 8. Bridge man thought to recover after serious injury near Argyvie. Mr Steele also improving after same wreck.
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G. W. Raines
Willie Powell
Case Powell
Springside Dairy Farm
First Methodist Church
W. D Butler
Gov. Colquitt
Lenton
Drs
W. H Bruce
W. B. Hizzell
United States Playground and Recreation Association
New York
Thoughton King
Argyvie
Mr Steele
Godwin and McClosky finish Ficore flats in Cleburne
Denton contractors Clyde Godwin senior member oversee completion of Ficore flats at Cleburne cited as among their five in the state. Contract price about 21000 dollars and a June deadline to finish the job.
Farmers Institute Meeting Set for May Twenty Fifth
Announcement states the Farmers Institute will be held here Saturday May 25 with an interesting program. Organization will be undertaken and aims of usefulness proposed for all interested attendees. The event begins at and emphasizes community benefits.
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Varmers
Tarentans
Usefilnes
Hardy School of Oratory Summer Session Opens June
Summer session of the Hardy School of Oratory will open June with six weeks. Mob. AL LOGE. Members will meet tonight in Dr. Jones office at o'clock for important business. Lt W. A JONES, Secretary.
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Hardy School of Oratory
Dr. Jones
W. A Jones
Local Notes From Plainview May 14
May 14 Plainview notes report AS B Crawford attending decoration at Lewisville and W Y Barnett visiting Plano. John Miller and wife visited his parents at Krum. Ford fell on a hoe and injured his arm. I S Donald sold 150 head of beef cattle last week.
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Plainview News
Plainview
B. Crawford
Lewisville
W. Y. Barnett
Plano
John Miller
Krum Differ
Ford
Nat
I. S. Donald
Half Price Gloves special on baseball goods
Sam making offers remnants of stock to close out items including mitts masks bats and gloves at Half Price Gloves. Window display promotes savings as stock clears.
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Sam
Junior Class Exercises Postponed by Miss Hardy
The Junior class exercises at Hardy College of Oratory were moved from Monday night May 27 to Tuesday May 28 due to Penton High School commencement events. Miss Hardy announced the postponement to accommodate the conflict.
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Hardy College of Oratory
Hardy
Penton High School
Pay annual alumni dues by Friday night
Please pay your annual dues at once. If your name stays on the roll, dues must be paid by Friday night. Alumni may invite guests with 25e per invitation. Leave your dues and guest list with 25e per invite at Exchange Bank, Ra ley & Co. or Dre Place. Ten words six times ic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Bush
Exchange Bank, Raley & Co
Dre Place
Three Horse Thefts Proved Strays Farce Say Officials
The Sheriff's office investigated three reported horse thefts in recent days. Each case ended with a finding that the horses had merely strayed and were recovered, involving John Wright Lute McMurray of Denton and Lee Brooks of Justin.
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Sheriff's Office
John Wright
Lute McMurray
Denton
Lee Brooks
Justin
Texans Praise Dr Kings New Life Pills In Health Claim
Ilueh Tallman of San Antonio writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills deliver hearty vigorous life. He says they put new life and energy into a person and are the best made for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co.
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Ilueh Tallman
San Antonio
Best Goods for the Money in Buying Power
Readers seek value in purchases with focus on quality price and longevity. Experts advise comparing prices, checking warranties, and evaluating total cost of ownership to maximize value over time.
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Saha
Rae Ae Ee
Denton Water, Light and Power Co
West Side Square
Palace OF Sweets
L. F. Collins & Son
Manav
Arkaline
Teva
McCabe
Denton Boy
Pagene Berry
T. U
Grold Spedal
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
W. Gleason
Notary Publi
Hail
One & King
Duggan Abstract Co
People’s Home Telephone
Viana
OR. M. Dbd
Fullingim
Lone Star Restaurant
Miss Dmanehe Shatter
Miss Bumpass
Jd. Pitts
Tripp
Star
Turner Bros
Turner. Bros
Www
Oa. Ys
Severyn
Evers Hardware
L. Blewett
Denton, County National Bank
Ana
Mali
eLiTiler
Fo Graduate
Japa
van Briggle
Tian @ Piano
Palmer's
Flowerous
Long & King
Smith
Denton Society
Freither
Penton Contractors
AEP
Phe
Lauder
Mob
AL Loge
Tin
Barealh
Lipscomb Drug Store
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
Waar
Hamilton & Yeatts
Charles Hamilton
Iar
Darco
Stroud & Grant
McKinney Street
Southeyn
Pos
West Oak St
Pinckley
Miss Hardy
Alumane
W. J. McCray
O. M-Curtis
Athletic Goods
Procery
T. C. Sample
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