Bond Issue of 8700,000 in Road No. Nore School District Is Approved
Denton Texas, November 21 1910. Commissioners orders reveal bond authorization for Roanoke School District No 69 to issue 7000 in bonds at 5 percent, due in 25 years with retirement option after five years. Other county officers’ reports filed. salaries adjusted. multiple official bonds approved. various funds balances reported and per diems set.
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Road Nore
Sparks
No. 2
Jack Christal
No. 3
Coleman
Maller
Reeve
M. M. Davis
G. L. Vardaman
J. R. Salmons
M. Grace
E. W. Stone
A. Coker
Roanoke
Crowder
Bailey
Orr
Justice Ratliff
Justice Clark
Constable Underwood
Justice Barton
Wm. McCormick
Durbin
R. H Clark
O. T. Button
J. M. Gary
J. C. Selman
H. Hoskins
T. E. Wood
E. E. Miller
J. W. Beaty
Sam Hawkins
F. M
Ready
W. C. Orr
Chas. Mays
J. J. Sullivan
J. P. Tatum
J. R. McNabb
D. M. Reeve
Advertising Rules Emphasize Simplicity and Directness
The notes urge advertisers to keep copy simple and clear, avoid vulgarity, speak decisively, insist on direct messaging, and cultivate individuality. It also counsels maintaining consistent annual effort, updating methods yearly, and sustaining buyer interest to prove the product’s merit.
Denton County Thanksgiving and home industry appeal
The Athens Daily Review notes Col. R. E. Yantis as editor and J. Prothro Yantis as business manager, praising the Denton area and urging support for home industry. It urges residents to patronize local business and laments excessive outflow of money from the county. It also comments on pardoning powers and a scandal involving Robin Cooper and a Patterson regime ally, criticizing the prosecuting attorney’s actions.
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Athens Daily Review
Col
R. E. Yantis
J. Prothro Yantis
The
Record and Chronicle
Denton ‘County
Tennesgue
Robin Cooper
Patterson
Cooper
Water Crisis Shocks Denton as Dallas Hands Burned by Shortage
Amid a drought Denton residents face a Dallas water emergency with pumps running, wagons hauling water, and private wells stressed. Dallas Fire insurance groups demand citywide cuts for safety while a jury acquits in a high profile case. Officials say Elm Fork watershed may need a heavy rainfall to restore steady supply.
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Dallag
Corp
Denton
Dallas Times-Herald
Denton County
Dallas
Elm Fork
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe after two hour dosing, with no quinine, based on three years of research and a $50,000 cost. It touts rapid relief from neuralgia pain, fever, nasal symptoms, and fatigue, and urges readers to stockpile wood from G. W. Elbert for a predicted cold wave.
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Pape
Flannary Jury Still Split in Dallas Murder Case
The jury in the Mrs Fannie L Flannery murder trial of her husband Kit R Flannery reported at 10 15 this morning that it was hopelessly divided with no prospect of a verdict Judge Seay declined to discharge the panel which had heard the case since noon Saturday in Dallas on November 21.
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Dallas
Fannie L. Flannery
Kit R. Flannery
Seay
Wise County Population Drops In Decennial Census
Census bureau census counts Wise county at 26 450 residents, down by 609 since ten years ago. Emigration to West Texas cited as the major cause for the decline.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Wise County
West Texas
Dallas banks cases up Dallas Navy 21
The case against Frey Fleming and W. C. Witner, officials of the defunct Western Bank and Trust company, was called in the criminal district court this morning for receiving deposits while insolvent. Judge Seay granted attorneys until this afternoon to move for a continuance.
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Dallas
Navy
Frey Fleming
W. C. Witner
Western Bank and Trust Company
Criminal District Court
Seay
Smiths Restaurant Bread Promotion on West Side
A brief reader notice urges patrons to order bread from Smiths Restaurant on the west side. The call to action promises satisfaction with the claim you will like it.
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Smith's Restaurant
West Side
Confederate veteran killed by train near Nacogdoches
Geo W Witkora aged 78 a Confederate veteran was struck and killed by a Texas and New Orleans train near Nacogdoches this morning. He was walking a trestle on a curve and was knocked 30 feet into a ravine dying instantly. The item also mentions unrelated regional ads and notes on other cases and remedies.
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Nacogdoches
Geo. W. Witkora
Texas
New Orleans
Witkora
Lord Loveland Accepts Chauffeur Job To Help Cast
Loveland agrees to serve as Mr Cremer’s chauffeur for two weeks to aid the stranded company after a theft. He accepts a wage advance and a roof over his head, while Lesley Dearmer presses him to prove himself and keep the group together. Lillie and Ed Binney seize a hopeful path toward Chicago as Loveland bonds with Miss Dearmer and the Ashville circle.
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Ed Binney
Miss de Lisle
Lesley
New York
Twelfth Street
Loveland
Lillie
Bill
Cremer
Val
Chicago
Sidney Cremer
Lord Loveland
Mr Cremer
Miss Dearmer
Esley Dearmer
AsheLville
Joveland
Mr. Cremer
Lord Bob
Lillie de Lisle
Ed Hinney
Miss St Clive
Miss St Clare
Land
Val Lillie
Shakespeare
Mohunk
Ashville
Goodby
Hill Farm
Jack Jacobus
Miss
Marcnis
Dallas Doctor Seeks State Health Officer Post
Austin November 21 Dr D T Fisher of Dallas arrived to seek appointment as state health officer to succeed Dr Brumby He will then travel to San Antonio for talks with Governor-elect Colquitt about the vacancy.
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Austin
D. T. B. Fisher
Dallas
Brumby
Good News on Doan's Kidney Pills Reach Denton Readers
Denton readers report rapid relief for backache among thousands who praise Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. A. W. Antrey of Pilot Point, Texas endorses the Old Quaker Remedy, recounting kidney disorder and dull back pain eased after using Doan's. Foster Milburn Co. sells them nationwide for 40 cents.
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Denton
Dean
A. W. Antrey
Pilot Point
Texas
Ken Dean
Doan
Foster—Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
A Watch For The Boy Christmas Offer From O M Curtis
A Stationer and Jeweler offers a selection of affordable watches to please a boy. The ad professes nostalgia for a boy’s first watch and invites readers to visit Curtis’s shop to choose one at little cost this Christmas.
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Kingston
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Mr Gordo
Virginia
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University of Michigan
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DR. Fisher
Placer
O.M. Curtis
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