Enter Judgments in District Court Continued From Page
The record lists multiple cases with various actions and rulings. Divorces granted in R. M. McMahon v Lizzie McMahan. trespass to try title and damages continued for service in Nora Ruddell v J L Ruddell. cloud removal judgments for plaintiff in J P Terrill v unknown heirs of H C Hendricks and in W A Vines v unknown heirs of J W Hardin. jury in Harmon cage not yet reached verdict with possible mistrial indicated after long deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
J. W. Koons
Henry Peter
Will Smith
Ready
Joe Waide
Waide
IT. S. Wheeler
Andy Spratt
Dr. Townes
J. B. Wiley
D. T. Shirley
R. M. McMahon
Lizzie McMahan
Nora Ruddell
J. L Ruddell
Tuesday's Civil Docket Shows Multiple Continued Cases
On Tuesday the civil docket lists numerous cases with actions including debt and foreclosure, injunctions, and divorces. Notable items include Big Valley Irrigation Co vs Long debt foreclosure, Wm Williams vs Bearen and Union Central Life judgments, and several amendments or removals of cloud on title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Farrington
H. R. Elbert
Big Valley Irrigation Company
D. L. Long
G. T. Boyd
R. Gough Ve
A. Johnson
J F. Draha
L. T. Fletche
M. K. & T. Seilway Company
Camages
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney Co
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and previously thought incurable. Cheney Co. claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a systemic treatment taken orally with blood and mucous surface action. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Caeney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Justin News Briefs Open School and Local Updates
School begins with full attendance under Principal M L Rainey and assistants Irma Midkiff Mary Cope and Bessie Lyon. The eight month free term starts as repairs and repainting finish. Local gins expand with A Baker adding a cotton house and starting the gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
M. L. Rainey
Irma Midkiff
Mary Cope
Bessie Lyon
A. Baker
J. G. Wiley
Grapevine
Denton
Harmonson
J. H. Robinson
Guy
Texas
J. W. Nicholson
Oklahoma
M. Burea
W. D. Burch
J. B. Grubbs
Krum Ig
WAKETON SALE OF BUSINESS AND HOMES SET FOR SEPTEMBER
J A Wheeler sold his business and homes to A T Harris and A J Robertson who will take possession September 20. Visitors from Farmers Branch included Grace Patllo and Mack. Mrs T B Lester and son Ray attended a meeting at Chinng Chapel. Harris and family visited near Justin. Charlie Coffey moved to a position in Denton. Dr Edwards the county health officer was here. W L Jarnagin returned from Oklahoma. Mrs Cooksey visits her father W A Brown at Smithfield.
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Waketon
J. A. Wheeler
A. T. Harris
A. J. Robertson
Grace
Patllo
Mack
Farmers Branch
T. B. Lester
Ray
Lewsville
Chinng Chapel
A T. Harris
Justin
A. Porter
Fort Worth
Hollang Mitchell
John Dillard
Ballinger Ouster Vote Blocked by Quorum Break
In Minneapolis on September 7 the Ballinger investigation committee failed to oust Secretary Ballinger after two Republican members left the room breaking the quorum. Votes in favor came from Senators Fletcher and Purcell and Representatives Graham Madison and Ollie James, with no quorum present after the disruption.
Mrs Spencer kinfolk visit Sanger and funeral held
Mrs Spencer and Mrs B L Spencer hosted visitors at Sanger. Miss Dupna Trop returned from Dallas. Grandma Carter died at her daughter Mrs Dunn’s home from old age. Remains buried at Hall cemetery. Tom Carter and daughter of Dallas attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Spencer
Sanger
Dupna Trop
Dallas
Grandma Carter
Dunn
Old Hall Cemetery
Tom Carter
Dallag
Ponder News Roundup Reveals Local Returns and Visits
H F Wakefield has returned from Plainview. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs J H See. The See family spent the summer on the coast and returned home. Mr and Mrs W L Knight visited in Nevada. Dr J L Gammill is visiting in Tennessee. Robert Cope is building a residence in Ponder. Thomason is improving his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
H. F. Wakefield
Plainview
J. H. See
W. L. Knight
Nevada
J. L. Gammill F
Tennessee
Robert Cope
Porder
Thomason
Public School Opens With Good Attendance In Sanger
The Sanger public school started the week with solid attendance as light rainfell Monday night. Miss Ruby Love moved to Cisco for a dry goods position while Miss Clara Savery of Bolivar and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Denton arrived for winter work and study. Mrs. Hubbard and others visited, and Rebecca lodge members hosted a wedding shower for Homer Collins and Mies McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Ruby Love
Cisco
Mattie and
Grace
Frank Buckley
Fort Worth
Hubbard
Clara Savery
Bolivar
Elizabeth Smith
Denton
Winnye Dudley
Stinnett
Gainesville
W. H. Balls
Winnie Mallow
Rebecca Lodge
Homer Collins
Mies McClellan
G. W Mays
Hill
Johnsom
Windy night pens up Sand and church gains nine accessions
Waket on September 16 reports a northwest wind and rain all night soaking ground and providing stockwater. A Chinachapel meeting Sunday night added nine new members. Sidney Roberts broke a toe when a jug fell. Arthur Harper attended from Shiloh. Mrs Sconce visited her father Will Haney in Henderson county as erps were fine. Mrs Burl Calvert went to Dallas to see her ill daughter Hopkin. W T Minor ill with neuralgia. W W Calvert of Garza attended. Trimbie returned from three weeks in Pennsylvania. Walter Maynarg and family from Bartonville spent weekend with W A Bolton.
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Waketon
Chinachapel
Sidney Roberts
Arthur Harper
Shiloh
Sconce
Will Haney
Henderson County
Aubrey Notes Detail Local Moves and Visits
Dr Bates attended in Dallas while Aubrey schools opened with good attendance. Residents including Mr and Mrs Lewis Brewer return from Oklahoma and Mrs Brown of Argyle visited. Pansy Bates of Shawnee visits cousins Jene and Winnie Kemp. Misc Dip Conley Tom Mullins A. E. Brewer and Vick Rine appear in Denton Tioga and Tioga respectively. A fine rain fell Monday and S A Ashley makes residence improvements. Ima Tincher returns from Krum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Dr. Bates
Dallas
Lewis Brewer
Oklahoma
Brown
Argyle
Misg Pansy Bates
Shawnee
Jene
Winnie Kemp
Dip Conley
Martin Dunn
Wautau
W. A. Brewer
Denton
Tobin
Della Mae Fincher
Leo
Vick Rine
Tioga
A. E. Brewer
Tom Mullins
S. A. Ashley
Ima Tincher
Krum
Residents travel and visits in Lewisville area
Local residents and guests list returns from trips and visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs Will D Bonds from Fort Worth, J B Chambers from Alvord, P D Kennamer of Grapevine, J E Jackson and families in Hillsboro and McGregor, Leola Gilbert in Dallas, BE H Thomas to Jack Brannon, Elmer Ok visitors, Ed Lyles to join J A Hatcher, Ola Degan and Fay Jasper in Denton, Emory Wilkins family returning to Stony, H H Hatcher to Fort Worth, T A Lampton from Valley View, Mary Johnson and Annie Sigler from Denton, Eva Sigler of Denton visiting Annie Sigler, Nettie Raspberry hosts, Reba Kennedy from Missouri, R E Bradley from Groom, Walter Lott in Denton, Roscoe Carlisle to Greenville, Tanie Rice returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Will D. Bonds
Fort Worth
J. BE. Chambers
Alvord
P. D. Kennamer
Grapevine
J. E. Jackson
J. N. Fox
Hillsboro
McGregor
Leola Gilbert
Dallas
Prue Keesee
BE. H. Thomas
Crowell
Jack Brannon
James Hays
Bryson EL
Floyd
Elmer, Ok
Ed Lyles
J. A. Hatcher
Ola Degan
Fay Jasper
Denton
Emory Wilkins
Stony
H. H. Hatcher
T. A. Lampton
Valley View
Mary Johnson
Annie Sigler
B. F. Savage, Sr
Mexico
Eva Sigler
Mesdames Harrell
Cummings
Oklahoma
Nettie Raspberry
Reba Kennedy
Missouri
R. E. Bradley
Groom
Walter Lott
Roscoe Carlisle
Green—ville
Tanie Rice
Rev Tincher Holds Service and Receives Four Converts
Prairie Chapel reports Rev Tincher filled his Wesley chapel appointment on Sunday with four new members joining the church. The community notes visitors Will and Mrs Moore, Holloway family, Maud Pace from Mins, Nina May in Dento, and Louise Vaughn hosting a youth gathering. Georg Habern’s horse was injured by a wire, and Flora Crawford is listed as quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel
Tincher
Wesley
Geo. Habern
Flora Crawford
Prairie Mound Notes on Weather and Local Happenings
Prairie Mound reports cool weather after rain. Cotton picking is underway and corn yields about fifteen to twenty bushels per acre. Local visits include Mrs I L Crawford and family in Lewisville and Arvil Freeman with Jim Smith enlisting in the navy bound for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Mound
I. L. Crawford
Lewisville
Henry Stewart
Rance Bround
Hamilton
O. V. Roach
Sunnydale
Arvil Freeman
Jim Smith
Dallas
United States Navy
San Francisco
H. F. Freeman
Denton
Guy Crawford
Aubrey
Dr Kine's New Life Pills Advert
An old advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as matchless regulators for strength and vitality. It claims they improve brain and body and directs readers to J. F. Waley & Co. for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Kine
J. F. Waley & Co
Record Rain Drowns Eight in Mills County Floods
Heavy rainfall across North Texas and adjacent areas reached up to fifteen inches near Goldthwaite in Mills County. The South Leon River rose ten feet above previous records, causing eight drownings including Mrs. George Torrey and the Lenears near Gustine. District reports list rainfall totals from Whitesboro to Abilene and many towns, with widespread flooding and cloudburst conditions.
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Goldthwaite
Mills County
Leon
George Torrey
John Lenear
Gustine
Dallas
Whitesboro
Maypearl
Grandview
Irving
Anna
Anson
Lueders
Stamford
Brownwood
Stanton
Ardmore
Burleson
Kennedale
Ballinger
Midland
Coleman
Comanche
Lawton
Fort Worth
Koppers
Dublin
Avoc
Handley
Mount Calm
Bokchito
Marshall
Red Oak
Grapevine
Alvarado
Waxahachie
Santa Anna
San Angelo
Putnam
Cresson
McKinney
Frisco
Ravenna
Royse City
Weatherford
Piano
Italy
Forney
Milford
Bells
Hillsboro
Honey Grove
Ennis
Mineral Wells
Greenville
Paint Rock
Denton
Westbrook
Rhome
Abilene
Cisco
Baird, Crowell
Ranger
Strawn
Millsap
Bartonville IOOF to Dedicate New Hall Next Saturday
Bartonville lodge I O O F will dedicate its new hall with ceremonies and initiatory work at the night session. Visiting Odd Fellows will be entertained at a Saturday supper and a midnight lunch. The Denton lodge degree team has been invited to perform initiation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonville Lodge I. O. O. F
Denton Lodge No. 82
Denton Steam Laundry Invites Comparison With Competitors
The Denton Steam Laundry invites customers to compare its dry cleaning and laundry services with those of local rivals, advertising quality, pricing, and turnaround times as a competitive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Steam Laundry
Alleged Lamar County Murderer Still At Large
Paris Texas September 7 After an exhaustive search for H. Tucker who shot and killed David Lynch south of Paris Monday deputies Anderson and Murrell returned empty handed Tucker has been seen by farmers near hiding places but officers were repeatedly misled by false sightings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
H. Tucker
David Lynch
Pere Monday
Sher— ii
Anderson
Murrell
Tucker
Miss Clark Opens Expression Studio for Lessons
Miss Clark invites interested residents to join her new studio of expression above Palmer's for drawing painting and personal expression lessons taught in a welcoming atmosphere.
Alexander gets bond in murder cases at Marshall
William Alexander surrendered to authorities after being charged with killing James Olive and Bud Wagner. He waived a preliminary examination and posted a $6000 bail with security furnished by several wealthy citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
Fresh mackerel just received
D. R. Turner offers fresh mackerel upon arrival with contact options provided by the two phone numbers 7 and 7 for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Turner
Report to Find Against Secretary Ballinger
Democratic members of the Pinchot Ballinger investigating committee have agreed on a tax report to present at today’s meeting. Republicans are not yet clear on their report but may vindicate Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Pinchot-Ballinger Investigating Committee
Scent of Rich Coffee Awakens the Morning
A fragrant aroma rises from freshly brewed coffee inviting readers to enjoy a rich savory cup. The scene centers on the enticing scent and the comfort of starting the day with a hot beverage.
New Market for Cotton Shifts to Orient Demand
North Texas cotton, previously exported mainly to New England and Britain, now ships heavily to Japan China and the Philippines. Dealers report most North Texas cotton goes to the Orient via Seattle and San Francisco as demand outstrips supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Great Britain
Japan
China
Philippines
Fort Worth
Tex
New Orleans
Texas
North Texas
Liverpool
Orient
Seattle
San Francis
Cotton Gains Slightly Yet Prices Unchanged on Heavy New York Sale
Denton reports domestic futures firming after a morning decline with heavy New York sales pulling spots lower. Liverpool and Newark quotes softened, while New Orleans and Galveston showed small changes. Port receipts totaled 16 441 today as season totals reach 23 997.
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Denton
New York
Liverpool
Newark
New Orleans
Galveston
Port Receipts
Grain Market Closes Mixed as Wheat Futures Fall
Chicago Tuesday saw heavy selling in wheat futures with a 1 2 cent drop. Corn and oats fell as cash grain closings reported at St. Louis, Kansas City, Dallas, Chicago and Denton, with prices ranging from 97 1 2 to 1 08 dollars.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Denton
Fort Worth Livestock Market Receipts Report
Fort Worth market today reports cattle sales at 55500 hogs 2000 steers steady tops 5.50 cows strong tops 3.90 calves strong tops 6.65 hogs closed 15 cents lower at 9.75 with Fort Worth listings in Sept. data.
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Fort Worth
Livock
Sept
Baseball scores from Sunday games across leagues
National League results include Chicago 5 for and 1? No, Chicago defeated by? New York 6 Boston 2. Cincinnati 2 New York 6. Brooklyn and Philadelphia tied? Rain caused no game Pittsburg-St Louis. American League Detroit 2 Cleveland 2 and New York 3 Philadelphia 2. Chicago 1 5, St Louis 2 2. Southern League Mobile 6 Memphis 2. Nashville 6 Montgomery 2. Birmingham 10 Chattanooga 4. Atlanta 5 New Orleans 2.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Fresh Fish and Oysters Arrive for Ideal Restaurant
Ideal Restaurant reports receipt of a shipment containing fresh fish and oysters. The delivery supports ongoing menu offerings and daily service for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Restaurant
Cardui praised as safe health aid for women
A Tennessee reader extols Cardui as effective for long term weakness and poor health, noting it restored health for herself and her daughter. The letter describes Cardui as a gentle herbal remedy suited for young and older women, without harsh minerals, and suitable for broad female use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Denton Market Report Sees Cotton Below 13 Cents
Local markets show lint cotton below 13 cents for first time this season with end prices from 12 1 2 to 12 7 8 cents. Seed tops reach 5.10 dollars, pears 50 to 75 cents per dozen wholesale, corn 50 cents with some at 53 to 60 cents, wheat 1.04 to 1.05 a bushel, oats 85 to 34 cents wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Denton Resident
Denton Texas resident C Brownlow reports relief from backache irregular urination headaches and kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills He says he suffered long before trying the remedy and sleeping and dizziness improved after purchase at J F Raley Co's Drug Store This ad-like testimonial touts cures and renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Pepple
Voan
Denton
C. Brownlow
Hickory St
Texas
Doan
J. F. Raley & Co
University of Texas Co Educational Tuition and Programs
The University of Texas at Austin opens its 1910 session on September 28 with annual tuition from $189. The university offers College of Arts degree tracks including BA MA PhD, Education for teachers, Engineering civil electrical mining, Law three year LLB and LLM, and a seven week Summer School beginning 1911 June 17. Extension offers correspondence courses, public discussion, and lectures. catalogue via Registrar and Extension Director at University Station Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main University
Austin
College OF Arts
Department OF Education
Engineering
LAW
University Station
Department OF Extension
Fier
Medical College programs open for women and men in Galveston
Medical Department Galveston announces an eight month session opening September 27 offering a four year medical course a two year pharmacy course and a three year nursing course. Thorough laboratory training and access to John Sealy hospital clinical facilities. University Hall dormitory for women medical students. Catalogue available from THE DEAN Medical College link 5w-Aug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
Galveston
John Sealy
University Hall
Medical College
Chilean VP Elias Fe Albano Dies After Illness
Vice President Elias Fe Albano of Chile dies after days of pneumonia. Also noted are the Dallas Giants victory in a series opener 2 to 1 over the oe Lady, the death of John R. Moore in Sherman after a long illness, and William Jennings Bryan touring Arkansas for an initiative referendum slated for September 132.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Fe Albano
Chile
Dallas Giants
John R. Moore
John S. Moore
D. P
Sherman
Wm. J. Bryan
Arkansas
La Forte Leads in Wiksin Primary Result
Eer returns show Senator La Forte an insurgent leading opponent S. A. Cook in the Wiksin primary race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Wiksin
la Forte
S. A. Cook
Texan Highway Spending Aims At 1911 Public Works
From state inquiries the Texas Commercial Secretaries report that twenty million dollars will be spent to improve public highways in Texas in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Comercial Secretaries
Texas
Central selling agency fixed at Galveston Texas
The Texas Farmers' union fixed its central selling agency at Galveston noting it as the first point of contact for foreign buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Farmers’ Union
Galveston
Harvester Company Declared Trust in High Court Report
Special Commissioner Theo Brace of Missouri reports to the Supreme Court that the International Harvester company of New Jersey forms a trust and combine aimed at destroying competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Brace
Missouri
Supreme Court
International Harvester Company of
New Jersey
Trust
Combine
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Norma
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J. W. Sha
A. Kh. McGintie
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R. B. Rich
W. E. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
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Ada Kincaid
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W. E. McCabe
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J. W. Fralin
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Kinis
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R. J. Knox
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
C. O. Abernathy
City
Sam Lyles
Denton Marble Yard
Gussie Penny
West Maple Street
W. B. Brown
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V. C. Spong
Iles
Normal
A. D. Turner
M. F. Wills
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Sherman Steam Laundry Co
C. R. Hamilton
Palmer's
A A. Anderson
May
N. EB
Corner Square
Watkins
Frank Wilkerson
Burlington
Ila
A. M. Walden
E. L. Lewis
Red Barn
McCullar Lumber Company
S. B. Randall
Hickory Street
Ainsworth Aiiware Store
Rock Magill & Shepard
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Ford Crawford
Denton Transfer Co
J. M. Gurley
McGinnis & Sims, McKinney S
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Minneapolis, Minn
Mittee Laig
Nelson
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Senator Fletcher
Florida
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North Dekate
Representative Graham
Illinois
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Kentucky
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University of Texas
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