Suit Over Thrashing Bill Tries County Court
The county court opens with the thrashing bill suit P D Fralig versus H B Wilkerson and a damage action H Green versus Texas and Pacific Railway Company under advisement. Dispute centers on thrashing prices for wheat and oats crops with two cents per bushel wheat and less on oats.
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H. Green
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
P. D. Fralig
H. B. Wilkerson
Evo
Oata
H. Ureepa
Texas and Pacific Railway Co
McAdams Co
Fort Worth
Fire destroys block north of Main in Bonham
Fire swept through a block of rental residences and the Cumberlang Presbyterian church in Bonham today destroying the structures and causing about 25000 dollars in total losses. Firefighters faced water shortages that hindered efforts to control the blaze.
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Bonham
Main Street
Cumberlang Presbyterian Church
Cold snap grips Texas with frost and freezing temps
Fort Worth reports subfreezing temperatures with many areas below 30 degrees. Dalhart 26, Amarillo 27, Caldrss 27, light ice and frost observed in several locations. Officials warn of further temperature drop tonight across the Panhandle and central regions.
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Fort Worth
Waco
Dalhart
Panhandle
Amarillo
Calrdress
Explosion Razes John Rex Home Near Blue Oklahoma
The residence of John Rex near Blue Oklahoma was destroyed by dynamite last night. Perpetrators are not arrested but clues are being pursued. Rex, an important witness in several cases, moved to a different room and escaped harm.
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Durant
O.K
John Rex
Blue
Rex
Apples Spur Robbery on Perilous Train Trip
Gid Miller of Gainesville left for Missouri to buy apples but was robbed on a crowded train between Denison and Oklahoma City of $600 in cash. He reported the loss to officers and suspects were searched, but the wallet was not found. He returned home, abandoning the Missouri trip. The piece ends with a bank advert urging safe banking practices and deposits.
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Gainesville
Tex
Gid Miller
Missouri
Denison
Oklahoma
M. Miller
Captain Hopkins Dead in Denton County Home
Captain Robert H. Hopkins Sr a prominent Denton county citizen and Civil War veteran died at his North Venton home after a lingering illness He served as sheriff and justice of the peace and commanded Company G 18th Texas Cavalry Funeral services set for Sunday at 68 North Locust with Sul Ross camp UCV and G A R participation sought
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Robert H. Hopkins
Denton County
North Venton
J. M. Hopkins
Neodesha
Kan
Ruty Hopking
Cash County
Capt. Hopking
Cass County
Ill
Denton
South
Hopkins
18Th
Texas Cavalry
Brother
Texas
Tennessee
Capt
Georgia
Capt. Hopkins
Sue Stemmler
Fort Smith
Ark
George M. Hopkins
Susie Hopkins
Mrs J J Mercer Dead Wreck Off Cuban Coast
Mrs E W Mercer widow of J J Mercer died at her son Alderman Joe Mercer’s home at 49 East Mulberry street at 2 PM Saturday age 73. Congestion of the bowels caused by old age. Survived by several grown children. Funeral 3 PM Sunday with burial at I O O F cemetery. Steamship Crown Prince wrecked off southern coast of Cuba en route from Rio Janeiro to New Orleans carrying 40 aboard and $1 500 000 coffee cargo. crew and passengers saved.
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E. W. Mercer
J. J. Mercer
Alderman Joe Mercer
East Mulberry Street
New Orleans
Crown Prince
Rio Janery
New Orlean
Cosat
Cuba
Missing rancher Toland found mentally unbalanced
October 29 report says Jon Toland, wealthy ranchman missing since Tuesday, was found at Brownwood station late last night in a mentally unbalanced state and unable to recall events since his disappearance. He walked about seventy miles from Coleman to Brady and is under physician care. J. W. and W. H. Hunter, detained over Toland’s disappearance, have been released.
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Coleman
Jon Toland
Yound
Brown—wood
Brady
J. W
W. H. Hunter
Toland
Campbell appoints Hearne as Texas National Guard general
In Austin on October 28 Governor Campbell named Col Leroy Hearne of San Antonio to lead the Texas National Guards as brigadier general, succeeding General Thos Scurry. Retired colonels Townsend and Cecil Lyon outrank Hearne, though Lyon is a Republican and Townsend is not a Campbell supporter.
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Austin
Campbell Tod
Col
Leroy Heane
San Antonio
Texas National Guards
Thos. Scurry
Townsend
Cecil Lyon
Hearne
Lyon
Campbell
Leddy resigns as assistant AG to join law firm
C A Leddy, assistant Attorney General, resigned in Austin today to join Looney Clark at Greenville. The move surprised many as he had recently begun prosecuting numerous Sunday clubs across the state.
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Austin
C. A. Leddy
Looney — Clark
Greenville
Transfusion Feature Captivates With Stirring Illustration
A bold feature showcases a powerful story with striking visuals. The piece blends dramatic imagery and clever production to create unusual interest and strong reader engagement throughout.
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Stein-Bloch
Crofut
Knapp
Howard and Foster
Edwin Clapp
Williams Store
Coles
Taylor Hardware Co
the Alliance Milling CO
Denton County National Bank
Julian Scruggs
East Side
The
Exchange National Bank
Weather Report
First National Bank
Denton, Texas
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hanan
Widow Jones
Matt Schaffner
Mare
Buster Brown
Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co
P.aday
Cuban Coast
Majestic
Redmen
Roscoe
Humphrey
Lindy Lee
Grand Cotton Growers Jubilee Sale
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