Local Representative and County Officials Lineup Listed
The document lists candidates for local offices including F F Hill W C Dickson Lee Zumwalt H Hoskings Charles Mays E B Miller J K McKelv Sam Hawkins Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buer D M Reeve W F Durbin W C Orr John W Stuart S T Coleman Jack Christal J E B Smith Ted Davis J M Gary WM McCormick Joe A Young George Wells C Brownlow J H Wilson as Justice Peace Precinct 1 and 4 and other county roles
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F. F. Hill
W. C. Dickson Worth
Ray
Lee Zumwalt
H. Hoskins
Charles Mays
E. B. Miller
J. K. McKelv
Sam Hawkins
L. M. Crowder H. V. Hennen
D. L. Hamilton
Oscar T. Button
M. P. Kelly
Waller L. Buer
D. M. Reeve
W. FE. Durbin
W. C. Orr
John W. Stuart
S. T. Coleman
Jack Christal
J. EB. Smith
E. F
Ted) Davis
J. M. Gary
Justice Peace
WM. McCormick
Joe A. Young
Geo. H. Watson
Pub
George Wells
Brownlow
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Wilson
Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues Reported
Texas League results show Shreveport 7 over Dallas 3 and Fort Worth 2 Oklahoma City 2. Houston 10 over San Antonio 3. Galveston 5 over Waco 4. National League games include Pittsburgh New York draw. Boston 3 Cincinnati 0. Brooklyn 6 St Louis 6. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3. American League games list Washington Detroit 2 Boston 4. Cleveland 2 St Louis 6. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5. New York 5. Southern League results: Montgomery 5 Nashville 1. Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 0. Atlanta 6 New Orleans 4. Memphis 9 2. Mobile 2 0.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houstom
San Antonio
Galveston
Waco
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Ponder Courier Reports Local Social and Teaching Moves
News from Ponder notes several teachers return home from Paris and St. Jo. Miss Zumwalt leaves Acre for Denton. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wakefield visit Denton. Miss Maud Harris visits Decatur. Haskell January and Claud Stallings return from Decatur. Garvin visits Fort Worth. Oney Crowley of Denton visits her brother T. B. Crowley. J. C. Leverett of Nevada and Will Oliver of Jacksonville visit Ponder.
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Ponder
Mamie Mellvain
Paris
Minta Maxey
St. Jo
Zumwalt
Acre
Denton
H. F. Wakefield
Maud Harris
Decatur
Haskell January
Claud Stallings
H. EB. Garvin
Fort Worth
Oney Crowley
T. B. Crowley
J. C. Leverett
Nevada
Will Oliver
Jacksonvile
Seventy Years Old Remedy Perry Davis’ Pain Cure
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis’ Pain Cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains burns and bruises claiming it cures colds colic and diarrhea. The copy notes a 35 cent new size and a 50 cent bottle promising longer lasting relief and earlier use to prevent suffering and danger.
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Perry Davis
Bartonville Weather Puts Roofs at Risk in Windy Eve
Bartonville reports a strong wind and rain Saturday evening causing roofs to come off several barns and outhouses. Residents move on with family and friends arriving from Ward, Reeves, and Tarrant counties amid ongoing local activity.
Cardui touted as relief for female ailments in ad copy
In Goldsboro North Carolina Mrs Etta A Smith describes relief from neuralgia and other pains after using Cardui the woman's tonic. The advertisement urges taking Cardui during illness or to prevent distress and notes druggists stock it with a Ladies Advisory Dept open in Chattanooga Tennessee.
A Message for You Promotes Home Goods and Sewing Services
A Message for You invites buyers to visit for a new home or free sewing machine and emphasizes dependable quality. The shop touts honest furniture and reliability, noting it avoids cheap goods and offers sewing machine needles and repairs.
MO B Schmitz Students Leave Normal College
The majority of the Normal College students departed on Tuesday and Wednesday from the depot. Extra coaches were added for the students, and baggage handlers were not overloaded. Representatives from many Texas counties and several states were present, with the departure signaling an upcoming summer normal session rush.
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Clege
Normal College
Texas
New Life Pills Promise Health Despite Despondency
An 1890s style advert claims a man will die only after lazy liver and sluggish bowels cause frightful despondency. It touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as expelling poisons and restoring vigor, curing liver stomach and kidney troubles, for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Local residents listed in and around Denton and Dallas
Miss Azzie Lakey was in Dallas. A. E. Jasper came from Denton. J. Farrington in Dallas. Miss Ollie Gilbert returned to Dallas. Mrs. M. H. Milliken and daughter Ada returned from Denton. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood back to Denton. Belle Anderson visiting relatives in Wichita Falls. Clara Harrell of Denton visiting relatives. Gertrude Brisco returned to Mulvenville with aunt Ma Ca Male. Dr. R. H. Salmon visiting Carrollton. Clarence Stewart of Grapevine in town. Olin P. Hayes visiting from Justin. Miss Maug Abercrombie of Fort Worth visiting her parents. Nettie Raspberry visiting relatives near Flower Mound. B. C. Jenkins went to Memphis. Vera Odell of Coolidge visiting aunt Mrs. C. M. Jacobsen. Mrs. J. W. Durbin and children visiting relatives in Dallas. Virginia Washington Stith returning to home in Mississippi. Worsham family from Fort Worth visiting Dr. Wunbert. Margie Cowan back to Denton after visiting Miss Ola Stover. Mrs. J. A. Hatcher entertained Priscilla club. Chas. Skiles and daughter Louis returned to Denton. Roxy Martin returning to Quanah. Helen Spencer in Dallas. Mona and Jeanie Morgan returned to Hebron. Marie Cobb in Dallas.
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BE. J. Farrington
Dallas
Ollie Gilbert
M. H. Milliken
Ada
Denton
John Wood
Dentnn
Belle Anderson
Wichita Falls
Clara Harrell
Gertrude Brisco
Fulvenville
R. H. Salmon
Carrollton
Clarence Stewart
Grapevine
Olin P. Hayes
Justin
Jas. Hayes
Maug Abercrombie
Fort Worth
J. A. Abercrombie
Nettie Raspberry
Flower Mound
B. C. Jenkins
Memphis
Vera Odell
Cooledge
C. M
Roxy Martin “E
Quanah
Helen’ Spencer
Mona
Jeanie Morgan
Hebron
Marie Cobb
Rexall Orderlies Promising Quick Relief Backed by Guarantee
Rexall Orderlies are pitched as a gentle effective safe bowel regulator with a money back guarantee if they fail to provide complete relief. The ad claims easy use without griping or nausea and notes availability at the Rexall Store in Denton through O. M. Curtis with two package sizes 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Denton
O. M. Curtis
Peerra ans Chronicle Classified Ad Potentials
The Peerra and Chronicle notes suggest diverse opportunities for want ads, inviting readers to imagine listings across jobs, goods, services, and notices. Ambiguous phrasing implies flexible placement and broad reach for readers seeking to promote or discover offerings.
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Peerra Ans Chronicle
Texas orphanage urged by Cumberland Presbytery meeting
Efforts proceed before the Cumberland Presbytery at Dickson Tennessee to urge a church supported orphanage in Texas. In Dallas strong interest is shown in the Busch Hotel project, a twenty story structure planned at a cost of one million dollars.
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Texas
Cumberland Presbytery
Dickson, Tenn
Busch Hotel
Dallas
Presbyterian Assembly Denounces Jeffries Johnson Fight
Resolutions condemning the proposed Jeffries Johnson prize fight in California were adopted by the Presbyterian assembly at Atlantic City.
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California
Presbyterian Assembly
Atlantic City
Petition Seeks Date to Consider Bill Banning Interstate Gambling Mails
After Futures Transactions Representative Burleson has collected 115 signatures on a petition urging the Rules committee to set a date for considering a bill to prohibit the use of mails or telegraphs for interstate gambling transactions.
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Burleson
Rules Committee
House Refuses Taft Tariff Board Bid
The House blocks Taft tariff board funding and bars use of the $250000 appropriation for home and abroad information gathering on production costs. Funds restricted to work on maximum and minimum provisions.
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Taft
Tariff Board
Senator Drafts Bill to Abolish Interior Department
A prominent unnamed Republican senator is preparing a bill to abolish the Interior Department and replace it with a Department of Public Works. The Ballinger investigation closes with final arguments Saturday and a two week extension for filing the report. Efforts target early minority report before Congress adjourns to avoid before election exposure of the Secretary.
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Interior Dept
Interior Department
Department of Public Works
Campaign speeches in Texas race focus on prohibition clashes
David son denounces Bailey slander and rejects dictation by a junior Texas senator while addressing 1,200 in San Antonio. Colquitt defends labor record at Smithville with 1,500 listeners. Poindexter speaks at Waco on reforms and education. Johnson at Fort Worth draws 1,400 with emphasis on prohibition and court reform.
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San Antonio
Davidson
Bailey
J. L. Wilson
Texas
Iman
Smithville
Colquitt
Poindexter
Waco
George Clark
Cone Johnson
Johnson
Fort Worth
City Hall
W. P. McLean, Sr
Smith
Tarrant
Spring Hill News Notes May 24
The spring storm Friday and Saturday caused little damage but blew down several trees and lightning killed a mule owned by Mr. Davis near Antioch. Moist ground delays work while moisture remains plentiful. Local visits and travel include Marion and Hardy Burke from Oklahoma, Mrs. T. J. M. Boswell and Miss Lottie Ricner, A. C. Stewart in Pilot Point, Jewel Simpson visitors from Gribble Springs, Carlind Bill Kelly from Aubrey, and J. C. Helly's home guests. A large crowd enjoyed singing at Mrs. W. P. Richey’s Sunday evening. Tom Thorne has returned from Fort Worth.
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Spring Hilhb
Spring Hill
Davis
Antioch
Marion
Hardy Burke
Oklahoma
Aubrey
Lottie Ricner
A. C. Stewart
Pilot Point
Jewel Simpson
Gribble Springs
Simpson
Carlind Bill Kelly
J. C. Helly
W. P. Richey
Tom Thorne
Fort Worth
Lost and Found: Advertise to Reclaim Missing Articles
The Record and Chronicle invites readers to use the Lost and Found columns to recover missing items. Advertisements help reunite owners with lost possessions by placing notices in the newspaper.
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The
Record
Chronicle
Col Omns
Ask the conductor for Cai Namel varnish advice
A local ad notes that guidance from a polite conductor helps travelers, then promotes Cai Namel varnish as a best choice. It highlights that varnish wear depends on composition, endorses Chi Namel products, and lists color and size options available at Magill & Shepard Furniture and Undertaking.
Liverpool and New York futures edge lower amid mixed open
Liverpool futures closed down six points while spots fell 11 on the day. New York futures showed strength near close with a slight advance over yesterday, amid thin trading and mixed grain and livestock notes from Denton to New Orleans.
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New York
Liverpool
Ryoneeor
New Orleans
OMS Cas
Market Quotations Feedstuffs and Groceries Prices
A dense listing of wholesale and retail prices for farm commodities and groceries. Corn, cotton seed meal and hulls, corn chops, chicken feed, bran, shucks, prairie and alfalfa hay, wheat, trish potatoes, cane seed, German millet seed, flour, hard wheat flour, gra ham flour, corn meal, lard, and onions with per unit costs and occasional notes on grade or packaging.
Local Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and More
Butter wholesale 10 to 80 cents cash or trade delivered to private homes hotels and boarding houses creamery per pound 26 to 30 cents. Eggs wholesale 12 1 2 cents cash trade retail per dozen 5 cents. Turkeys per pound 10 cents hens 8 cents broilers 18 cents per pound fryers 12 1 2 to 14 cents bakers 10 to 12 1 2 cents old roosters each 1 cent guineas per dozen 1.50 ducks per dozen 3 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Livestock prices for hogs and cows per pound
Livestock prices show hogs at light 6 to 7 cents per pound and heavies up to 8 1 4 cents. Cows bring 2 3 4 to 3 1 2 cents per pound.
Vegetable Prices Listing for Wholesale and Retail
A market price snippet lists fruits and vegetables with wholesale and retail rates. Radishes onions lettuce beans potatoes English peas show per dozen, per bushel, and per gallon or peck pricing ranges.
Bell system promises faster links to distant cities
The article notes that for those doing business in faraway locales, the Bell system’s nationwide lines provide immediate communication, highlighting expanded reach and reliability for distant city connections.
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY AT NORTH SIDE 42 CLUB
Mr and Mrs C N White hosted the North Side 42 club at their North Bolivar street home Tuesday night. Lena Skiles won the members prize while Ruby Shepard took the guest prize. Refreshments followed for M L Martin Ed Smith Z T Kerley Joe Simmons H F Browder Frank Rayzor Prof and Mrs Cagle Chas Skiles L L Fry Willis Simmons Lena Skiles Effie Beck Ruby Shepard Carl and Oakley Skiles.
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Willis Simmons
Lena Skiles
Effie Beck
Ruby Shepard
Messrs
Carl and
Oakley Skiles
Heinze's Bulk Sweet and Mixed Pickles at Gibson's
Local shop offers Heinze's bulk sweet and mixed pickles at Gibson's with contact via phone listed as 25.
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Heinze
Gibson's
Henang Chick Food For Sale At The Bicycle Store
Henang chick starter feed is advertised for sale at the Bicycle Store. The notice lists available bags and pricing, with the business promoting chick care products to local customers.
Local gossip and travel notes from Auba and Garza regions
May 24 reports from Auba and Garza detail residents in Dallas Pilot Point Fort Worth and Denton visiting relatives traveling for business or attending events. Entries mention illnesses weather damage including a wind gust felling fruit trees and a porch. several residents return from trips and others move between towns with names such as Cob page Coffey Woodford Wilson Brewer Hays Elbert Garrison and Swisher.
Powledge Spends Sunday in Park Springs
J. G. Powledge spent Sunday in Park Springs enjoying a quiet day away from routine duties.
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J. G. Powledge
Park Springs
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R. L. McCoy
Roanoke
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W. L. Card Ang
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Magill & Shepard Furniture and Undertaking
Bell Telephone
Telegraph and Telephone Company
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A. Coffey
R. C. Woodford
J. W. Allen
East Texas
J. W. Assery
St. Joe
Wm. Dyche
Jennie Mays
Bessie Drake
At Point
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A. Wilson
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Sam Wilcox
May Buster
Ollie Burke
F. E. Tobin
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