Texas Press Association elects Joe J Taylor praise from Brownwood Bulletin
Denton Texas May 28 1984 note correcting any misrepresentation appears in this public notice. The Brownwood Bulletin quotes praise for Joe J Taylor of the Dallas News as new president of the Texas Press Association. The editor expresses pride and collegial respect for his leadership.
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Texas Press Association
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Brownwood Bulletin
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Daiing News
Denton Seeks Bestowal For City Clean City Contest
Holland's Magazine launches another clean city contest inviting Denton and other towns to compete for prizes of drinking fountains for public schools. Last year Denton placed in the also ran class but benefited locally.
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Holland's
Denton
CURTIS' The Prescription Store Ad
Curtis' Prescription Store highlights a large 12000 annual prescriptions volume serving Denton and area. The pharmacy occupies a dedicated department with full equipment, staffed by competent personnel, and offers free delivery and phone service with 23 years in business.
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Denton
Denton County
Fort Worth Pastor Faces Banquet Talk About Home in Fort Worth
Fort Worth pastor scheduled to speak at a banquet on the topic Why I want to take my home in Fort Worth. The Record and Chronicle notes two Fort Worth pastors recently resigned there to come here, suggesting a Denton claim to a call elsewhere.
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Fort Weogth
Denton
Record
Chronicle
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Austin Statesman
Origin of paper traced through history in Harper’s note
Harper’s cites scholars debating the true discoverer of paper in the eleventh century. It covers early Chinese use from silk, seventh century Arabian production, a cotton paper shift, a Greek catalogue mentioning Damascus, and later claims of flax or hemp pulp. The piece notes Italy and Germany as possible precursors before the fourteenth century.
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Arabia
Henry II
France
Paris
Royal
Damascus
Italy
Germany
Harper's
Escort for the Holy Carpet and its Egyptian Escort
The Holy Carpet travels with a large escort from Medina to Mecca. An Egyptian infantry regiment of 300 to 350 men, two field pieces, two rapid fire guns, and about forty mounted troops guard it. The escort protects the sacred object from Bedouin attacks and ransom attempts during its journey.
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Medina
Mecca
Desert
Heights of Lions and Tigers From Shoulder Proportions
The London Field notes real shoulder heights for big cats and argues dead specimens mislead about living size. It lists figures: large lioness 2 ft 11 in, Manchuria tigress 2 ft 9 in, Nepal tigress 2 ft 8 in, Sumatran tiger 2 ft 7 in, large male jaguar 2 ft 4 in, male cheetah 2 ft 2 in.
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Nepal
lLondon Field
Youth as a Path to Knowledge and Discretion
A reflective piece urges youth to gather knowledge gradually rather than reveal all at once. It advocates saving some wisdom for later use and warns against exhausting oneself by sharing too much too soon.
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Honse
Turkish Justice Past and Present Punishments
A historical note outlines how Turkish law once punished bakers for short weights by nailing the ear to a doorpost. Officials sometimes punished a buyer’s relative if the baker was absent, reflecting a harsh, directive approach to enforcement. Fresh vegetables advertised by LONG & KING.
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Turkey
Help Wanted in Denton Kidney Pills Endorsement
Denton residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary relief. Mrs J H Standefer of 42 W Mulberry St Denton reports back pain headaches and nervousness improving after two boxes. Sold by J F Raley Co Drug Store 50 cents per box Koster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Denton
Dean
J. H. Standefer
W. Mulberry St
Texas
Benefit
J. F. Raley & Co
Koster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Housewife Advised to Save by Reading Daily Ads
The article urges shoppers to stretch their dollars this season by studying today's advertisements. It notes merchants publish money saving announcements for the benefit of readers and encourages taking advantage of these deals.
Visit Our Store For Classy Tailoring And Fair Prices
We invite you to examine our superb stock of suits and see up to date tailoring. Our shop prides itself on beauty and value with garments that fit better than alterations. Come in for a trial and join satisfied patrons who trust our tailoring.
Rural Texas Notes Bring News From Lois and Justin
Lois reports Mrs. Will Stinson ill and G W Gillam family with measles. Hail forces replanting. wheat ripening fast and harvest near. In Justin, many locals attend quarterly conference at Roanoke and several visitors arrive from nearby towns.
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Will Stinson
G. W. Gillam
J. N. Wester
Mooresville
Hodhett
Valley View
Local social notes from Lloyd News May 26
May 26 Lloyd area social roundup: Mr. and Mrs. H. Blackwell hosted singing on Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Y. S. Nix celebrated Elwood’s birthday with a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell entertained Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Wright is ill. Dr. J. B. Sims and son visited. A. T. Bates of Denton was in town.
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Lloyd News
Little Elm News Highlights Local Social and Church Events
Miss Lois Price returns home from visiting her sister Mrs. R. Simms in Denton. Elder C E Wooldridge of Denton spoke on Why We Don t Have an Instrument in the church. Old Soldiers reunion attendees listed along with local visitors. Home Mission Society hosts A Trip Around the World with China Mexico Japan and America represented by ladies serving themed dishes.
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Little Plm News
Little Elm
Lois Price
R. Simms
Iital
C. E. Wooldridge
Denton
The
Christian Church
Rich Quisenberry
Fanine
L. P. Anderson
Chattanooga
Ienn
J. C. Payne
N. P. Wilkerson
A. W. Robertson
Mattie Killingsworth
Robbie
Lucy
Fort Worth
M. Ogle
Geo. Robertson
Frisco
Barger
Truda Stover
Roy “Barger
Home Mission Society of the
M. E. Church
J. E. Stover
China
L. McReynolds
Mexico
Lewisville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
In Lewisville on May 26, residents and visitors were noted to travel and visit family. W M Cargil was in Denton. Mrs Barnett of Ravenna stayed with sister Mrs J R Stur devant. Several others visited Dallas and nearby towns.
Belew News Notes Local Happenings May 27
Geo Walling family visited C V Beaty near Hemming. A E Broyles and A C Stoup were ill. Rev Hughes of Denton to preach Sunday afternoon. Infant of Ed and Mrs Baker died Tuesday and was buried. Will Lloyd visited sister Mrs Polk at Mustang. Will Brand and Will Walling in Aubrey. Mr Northeut and family moved here.
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Belew News
Belew
Geo. Walling
Near Hemming
C. V. Beaty
A. E. Broyles
A. C. Stoup
Rev. Hughes
Denton
Ed Baker
Will Lloyd
Mrs. Polk
Mustang
Will Brand
Will Walling
Aubrey
Mr. Northeut
Roanoke Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Roanoke May 27 residents host and visit kin across Oklahoma and Texas. Cordell couple Treece visit daughter Mrs C A Cowan. R L Bowen and Milton of Fort Worth seen locally. Lillian Taylor, 45, suffered a broken collarbone and arm. Oscar Bobbittmoving to run local creamery. Autry in Georgia. Various relatives from Keller Keller McKinney Argyle visit.
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Roanoke News
Roanoke
Oscar Bobbitt
Oklahoma
F. K. Autry
Georgia
C. E. Robinson
Keller
Clough Lipscomb
R. A. Carruth
Coral Hayden
McKin
Sunnydale Notes Report Health and Fire Incident
May 27 reports L. H. Head improving after illness. Farmers enjoy fair weather. Mrs Burns burial held in Old Alton after Sherman death. Isabelle Head ill. Reuben Madewell barn fire wrecks barn, feedstuff, two saddlers, harness. J. W. Roach improving. Mrs Head nail injury causes severe foot pain. Dee Roach of Rosston visits.
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Sunnydale
L. H. Head
Weather and Farm Outlook in Corinth Area
Farmers enjoy fair weather as corn, cotton, oats and wheat look good. Peanuts and sweet potato acreage rise. S Carpenter installs two binders. Local visits include families from Denison and Denton. pastors Robt Keith and W R Hughes preached nearby. Sunday school plans a July 5 picnic.
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Corinth
S. Carpenter
Jerry Scott
Denison
W. B. Garrison
Argyle
Chas. Garrison
S. A. Ferguson
Denton
Robt. Keith
Shiloh
E. A
J. A. Garrison
Lewisville
W. ID. Pockrus
Mr. Burgess
Dallas
Mr. Riney
Garza
Herman Fowler
A. S. Keith
Pilot Point
L. T. Fowler
Tim Hammonds
W. R. Hughes
Ollie Oliver
Gladys Fowler
Rupert Oliver
Neighborhood Visitors and Local Appointments in Hebron
M C Coats of Richardson came to Hebron on business. Mrs. Robert Jackson of Dallas visited the Collier family. Mrs. Roy Everette and others attended a Carrollton home talent play. Pleag McDonald plans a new home soon. Several locals visited Dallas or Dallas area towns on weekend.
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Hebron
R. M. Everett
C. Harpool
Dallas
Robert T. Harpool
Dal
Local visits noted from Hale Center to Plano and Fort Worth
Mrs. Will Quisenberry of Hale Center visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everette. Hugh Thomas visited in Fort Worth. Rufus Angel visited home folks in Plano. D. B. Allen went to Carrollt on Monday evening.
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Hale Center
Roy Everette
Hugh Thomas
Fort Worth
Rufus Angel
Plano
D. B. Allen
Carrollt
Sanger Class Play and Reunions Highlight Local News
Sanger May 27 report notes a well rendered class play and a music recital drawing large crowds. multiple graduates and guests from Denton Gainesville Ringgold Valley View Prosper and Chattanooga reunions are listed along with church and civic notices and a pastor’s call to First Baptist.
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Sanger News
Sanger
Jewel Rice
Rev
Irvin
Gainesville
E. D. Criddle
Denton
McMurtry
Mica
Harter
McMurtrey
McKinney
First Baptist Church
L. Miller
Bolivar
Ione Suster
Willie Lain
Pauline Holland
Valley View
Alyne Dunh
Can
Waldine Vaughn
Beulah Sanderson
Krum
Jimmie Hall
J. T. Chambers
Gwen
Polytechnic College
Willie Bush Chambere
Wm. Davidson
Tennessee
Abe Bowers
Chattanooga
Frank Brockman
Alta
Austin
Belle Hughes
Prosper
Bristow Smith
H. Fooshe
Eenville
Allie’ B. Chambers
The
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Bessie Gerlach
Chas. Pollard
Dallas
J. &. Jones
Cleburne
R. G. Hurd
N. P. Kirkland
Ernest
Miss Ola
Ruby Jones
Wells
Cecil Wells
Chas. Henderson
Chattaooga
Community Notices From Aubrey May Meeting and Local Visits
May 26 Aubrey residents note visits from Denison Amarillo Sherman and Dallas. Church services Sunday night at Methodist were well attended. Bank to open May 28. Individuals mentioned include Mrs. Pearson Henderson Wells Tobin Coffey Tatum Slaton Gribble Caddel Coffey Poole and McGinnis among others in Denton Celina Dallas and Alabama.
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Aubrey News
Aubrey
KiMore Jordan
Denison
Wm. Pearson
Denton
Jasper Henderson
Fort Worth
L. A. Wells
Amarillo
P. J. Henderson
Sherman
Laura Goin
Jack Powledge
McGinnis
Mae Tobin
Dallas
R. D. Looper
Celina
E. C. Coffey
Otis Tatum
Alabama
Fred McCormick
J. W. Slaton
W. T. Gribble
L. F. Caddel
Will Coffey
Fast Texas
Farmers and Merchants’ State Bank
W. T. Wilson
John Coffey
Constipation Cured by Kings New Life Pills Ad
Sanbury Pennsylvania resident John Supsie praises Kings New Life Pills for rapid constipation relief and improved digestion and liver function. The ad notes a 26 cent price and recommendation by J. F. Raley & Co.
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John Supsie
Sanbury
J. F. Raley & Co
Maple Sugar Trees Dominant Across Northern Forests
The bulletin notes the sugar maple as a predominant species across New England, New York, southern Canada, northern and western Pennsylvania, and parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. It forms pure stands in northern New York and Quebec, persists where beech and birch accompany it, and retreats to richer soils as hills lessen, shaping forest composition.
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Department of Agriculture
Danzon: Cuba's Universal Dance Lures Nightly Dancers
The danzon, unfolding from Havana roots, appears odd and initially uninviting yet grows irresistibly fascinating. Dancers move in a crowded ballroom with a few steps and a shiver, while the music alternates between rhythmic blasts and hypnotic pulses, hinting at Africa and transplanted voodoo rites.
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Africa
Wesley Anecdote at Conference About Speaking
A tale recalls Charles Wesley fuming at a speaker’s long religious experience. He urged his brother to demand an end to the talk, threatening to leave if the interviewer did not stop. John Wesley, meanwhile, kept listening and urged silence before the hat command.
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John Wesley
Charles
John
Insurance bond guarantees indemnity for fire and wind damage
A promotional note explains a policy by W. T. Bailey & Co. that guarantees indemnity for any loss from fire or wind. It invites readers to visit or call to obtain the bond, offering easy access during need. Old phone 54.
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W. T. Bailey & Co
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