Lunacy Complaint Against E Beckham in Pilot Point
Earl Beckham was brought to the county jail hospital for lunacy after a writ de lunatico inquirendo. A Pilot Point posse moved him to the jail where a jury later found him insane. Officials expect to place him in the asylum for treatment. Beckham, who calls himself governor, promised pardons to jail inmates in his delusion.
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Earl Beckham
Pilot Point
Beckham
Alexander
G. A. Underwood
John Strickland
Henry Selz
Orr
Charles Skiles
S. A. Ashley
G. M. Haas
T. R. Brooks
B. W. Gough
L. D D. Stallings
C I A Girls Make Big Showing at State Fair
The College of Industrial Arts at Denton sent about 450 girls and 30 faculty to the Texas State Fair aboard a ten-coach train. They paraded at Fair Park and rooted for Texas A&M amid plans for a celebration, though a late arrival canceled a guest feature. President W B Bizzell spoke of enrollment around 530, growth, new facilities, and expanded curricula including home economics and extension work.
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Dallas News
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Dallas
Texas
Fair Grounds
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Fair Park
W. B. Bizzell
A. L. Banks
N. M. McGinnis
M. L. Williams
H. G. Allen
C. N. Adkisson
Margaret MclLean
Hattie V. Whitten
Jessie H. Humphries
Katie E. Boyce
Virginia Babb
Ollie B. Harriss
Gertrude Strickland
Anna Maron
Albert G. Pfaff
Nothera Barton
Lessie M. Lindsey
Justina Smith
Corine Payne
Mary W. Shackelford
Maud E. Wyckoff
Mattie Lee Lacy
Corabell Weimer
Martha T. Bell
Alice
Fairchild
Laura F. Neal
Stoddard Hall
Etta M. Lacy
M. Helen Higgins
Kate Lacy
Bizzell
Late personal news items from Denton and region
Ed True returns to Denton to live. J W Faught visits from Justin. M P Kelly of Wichita Falls in Denton. Dr Hill Rowe in Fort Worth. J W Medlin from Roanoke. Charles Staples from Stony. H A Anderson of Waketon here. F O McReynolds from Parvin. G W Farrington here from Lewisville. Rev Farington of Lewisville here. J W Bennett and son Leroy from Corinth. Capt Thomas Lacey returns from Kingston OK. Mrs A E Quisenberry of Frisco visiting daughter Mrs N H Heetor. Curtis Naugher of Alvarado visiting cousin Bertha Naugher. Mrs A H McCord returns to McKinney after visit. Ed and Mrs Sanders from Wichita Falls guests of Pettits. Miss Mary Simms returns from Simms after CTA visit. R N Mounts from Hereford visiting mother. Miss Margueret Sackville returns home to San Antonio from CTA visit. L Hamilton from Lewisville. Roanoke Enterprise sold to Fred M Huffer. J L Waggoner Sr and family from McAlester OK visiting Denton. may relocate here.
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J. W. Faught
Justin
M. P. Kelly
Wichita Falls
Denton
Hill Rowe
Fort Worth
J. W. Medlin
Roanoke
Charles Staples
Stony
H. A. Anderson
Waketon
F. O. McReynolds
Parvin
G. W. Farrington
Lewisville
Mr. Farington
J. W. Bennett
Leroy
Corinth
Thomas Lacey
Kingston
A. E. Quisenberry
Frisco
N. H. Heetor
Curtis Naugher
Alvarado
Bertha Naugher
Hennen
A. H. McCord
McKinney
Ed Sanders
Wichiton Falls
Chas.Pettit
West Oak Street
Mary Simms
Simms
R. N. Mounts
Hereford
E. Mounts
Margueret Sackville
San Antonio
Hamilton
Fred M. Huffer
Louisville
Huffer
J. L. Waggoner
McAlester
Okla
Waggoner
Land for rent and sale near Denton in listings
Twenty acres with house barn and other improvements to rent after January 1st. Also fifty three acres five miles from Denton to sell on credit. See L. Fulton.
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Denton
L. Fulton
A Good Drug Store Promises Prompt Prescription Service
The store prioritizes accurate prescription filling with potent drugs and aims to provide best possible service. It emphasizes physician confidence and invites customers to bring prescriptions there. Free delivery is offered to customers.
Minnis Offers 36 Years Experience In East Side Square
J A Minnis advertises thirty six years of experience and provides contact by phone 188 at East Side Square.
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East Side Square
North Side Square
Foot Ulcer Heals After Arnica Salve Trial
Bantam man H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer he feared would require amputation. Refusing surgery he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort and reported his foot was soon completely cured. Describes the salve as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema with mail order options.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam, CO
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Elks Regular Meeting Scheduled at Club Rooms
Notice for Elks regular meeting at the club rooms on Tuesday night November 4th with important business to be discussed.
Knights of Pythias Elm Lodge Meeting Notice
Knights of Pythias Elm Lodge No 30 calls a meeting for Tuesday night November 4 to conduct work in the rank of Knight. All members are urged to attend. O M King C THe
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Knights of Pythias
Elm Lodge
O. M. King
C. the
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to fire department
The writer thanks the Denton Fire Department members the Fire Department of the Normal College and others who assisted at a recent house fire. They say the favors will be remembered by C. G. Yeates and family.
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Denton Fire Department
The
Normal College
C. G. Yeates
Hand-Sketched Photos by Swartz Stand Out
Quality and style are emphasized by Swartz hand drawn photos made in a studio setting rather than postoffice prints. They highlight unique approach and rarity.
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Swartz
Fresh vegetables at phones 44
Fresh vegetables advertised with contact at phone number 44. LONG & KING offers produce quantities and delivery options. The notice emphasizes available greens and seasonal vegetables from a local supplier.
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Long & King
The Princess Lubin Drama Opens with Mexican Revolution Motive
A Lubin two reel drama presents Pedro Mendez a blunt farmer drawn into insurrectos action amid the Mexican Revolution. The film also offers the first motion pictures of placer mining as practiced by prospectors, adding a notable feature to the absorbing story.
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Pedro Mendez
Pastors Association Plans Union Thanksgiving Service
The Pastors Association met at the Methodist Church to arrange the annual union Thanksgiving service to be held there at 10 oclock on Thanksgiving forenoon. Dr J W Caldwell of Central Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon and the choir under A G Pfaff will include choirs from the represented churches. The annual collection for United Charities will be taken after the service.
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Pastors’ Association
Methodist Church, South
Methodist Church
J. W. Caldwell
Central Presbyterian Church
A. G. Pfaff
United Charities
Denton Buys Franklin Six Model For Family Use
Charles Smoot delivered to T. Denton a new 5 passenger Franklin six. Good rain reached Lewisville Sunday morning aiding wheat and slowing cotton picking. Constable Luther Dorris from Lewisville reported the precipitation.
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T. Denton
Franklin
Charles Smoot
Lewisville
Luther Dorris
Ginning Figures for Denton County Released
County statistician G W Saunders announced October 18 ginning totals for Denton county reaching 16 785 bales, down 10 705 from the prior year.
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G. W. Saunders
Denton County
Baptist Mission Board Meets in Denton County
The Denton County Mission Board held its regular monthly meeting with strong attendance from the Denton church and surrounding areas. Dinner was served to board members and visiting guests by the Denton church ladies.
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Baptist Mission Board
Denton County Mission Board
Denton
Denton Church
Catches Alleged Gamesters at Little Elm
Constable Green Watson of the Little Elm precinct arrested twelve alleged craps players. He brought two to jail Monday while the other ten pleaded guilty in the Little Elm Justice Court and paid fines.
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Green Watson
Little Elm
Little Elm Justice Court
Contagious Cases Reported in Town Decline
City Health Officer Dr. Piner stated that all scarlet fever cases have been discharged and houses fumigated except one in the W. M. Gribble family. One diphtheria case remains on East Sycamore street, with no recent typhoid cases. town largely free of contagious disease.
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Piner
W. M. Gribble
Sycamore Street
Infant son of Waggoners dies in McAlester area
John L. infant son of Mr and Mrs John Waggoner formerly of McAlester Oklahoma died Saturday afternoon after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday morning at 9 30 and interment was made at the I O O F cemetery. Rev Oscar T Cooper officiated. J L Waggoner is a book keeper at the Farris Lumber Yard.
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L. Waggoner
John L
John Waggoner
McAlester
Oklahoma
North Elm
Oscar T. Cooper
J. L. Waggoner
Farris
Transcripts in Sixteenth District Court Appeals
District Clerk Durbin handles transcripts from the August term with Lloyd Sullivan versus the Santa Fe leading, followed by Mabel Oxford against F B Hearn et al on debt and foreclosure and R H Chastain et al against S H Hoskins County Judge et al over Little Elm Hackberry school district boundary injunctions.
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Durbin
Sixteenth District Court
Lloyd Sullivan
The
Santa Fe
Mabel Oxford
F. B. Hearn
R. H. Chastain
S. H. Hoskins
Little Elm-Hackberry
Confederate monument fund rounds up support in Sul Ross area
The tag-day committee chairmen met with Sul Ross Camp Sunday to plan funding for a Confederate monument. Panthiers of the Confederacy proposed to collect all funds before construction. Monday began a series of drives, with Veterans asked to help explain the project to friends.
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Confederate Monument Fund
Sul Ross Camp
The
Confederacy
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Healthier Children
An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a reliable remedy for worm infections in children and adults. It claims to purify digestion, tone the system, relieve constipation, and safely aid liver action, offered in candy form with a 2 cent guarantee. Available in drug stores or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
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Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grocery Service Ad by Long & King
Won't you accept our grocery ser vice, which will prove satisfactory in every respect to you. Phones 44. Use them any time. LONG & KING.
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Sanger
Gainesville
Sherman
Whitesboro
Pilot Point
Celina
McKinney
Plano
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Decatur
Justin
Ponder
Krum
Long & King
Childs
Wichita Falls
R. E. Cobb
Cobb
Mr. Childs
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Square
Bob West
Bradley
Evers
E. Beckham
Floris Culver
Stov! Institute
University of Wisconsin
Ed True
Julian Scruggs
People's Home Telephone Company
Lipscome
West Side Square
Tom Morris Paints and Papers Houses
Denton Water, Light & Power Company
W. J. Grady
Try Woodrum & Davis Service
Zoth
West Oak St
T_ addie
Gene Stratton Porter
Rex Beach
Virginia
Ellen Glasgow
Thos. Dixon
Winston Churchill
Heart of the Hills
Jno. Fox, Jr
Eleanor Hollowell Abbott
J. S. Terry the Fair
J. A. Minnis
Lodge
J.M. Vivion
Mgr
J. O. Caldwell
Automobile Delivery
Scott Tailoring Company No
West Court Square
C. R. Hamilton
Agent Sherman Steam Laundry
Cobb and Childs
Taylor Hardware Peninsular Stoves
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