Notice to the Public for Public Records Correct
The Record and Chronicle states notices may be mailed in advance with various subscription options. It invites corrections if any reflection on character or reputation appears, asking readers to call to the attention of the publishers in Denton Texas on September 1, 1912.
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Individus
Record
Chronicle
Antion
Denton
Texas
Morse
Charles W. Morse
Fort Worth
New York Sun
New York
Col. Roosevelt
the Sun
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Sun
Alreal
Winthrop
Thomas
Denton Gains Home-Owned Banking Capita l and Surplus
Denton shows a banking capital of 370000 with surpluses, most of it home-owned. The piece discusses Maine politics, Morse, and Roosevelt as context, noting shifts in party strength, lender rates, and Texas newspaper ethics in reporting.
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Denton
Local notices and movements in Argyle area 1912
Sept 12 1912 notary affidavit records capital stock and deposits with bank notes and checks listed. Local items report Mrs Faught of Argyle and numerous residents visiting, moving, or traveling between Denton, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Ennis, and Port Arthur, plus a promotion for Smiths Restaurant bread.
Lew Isville Academy Opens and Local Fire Damages Crops
In 1912-13 Lew isville academy session opened with Prof. Lehman in charge. A fire damaged three bales of cotton and endangered Cunningham's gin, with losses estimated at 300 to 500 dollars. Other items include irrigation plans by M D Fagg, a new flowing well, livestock losses, and a family bereavement in Gilmer.
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Lewisville Enterprise
Sesson
Lewisville Academy
Ennamer
Cunningham
M. D. Fagg
John Heath
H. H. Eames
J. A. Fenlaw
Gilmer
Looney Fenlaw
Normal Budget At North Texas State Normal For Two Years
The budget request totals 254 500 for 1912 to 1914, forwarded to Austin for legislative consideration. First year asks 145 000 and second year 105 700, with major items including maintenance, store, library, equipment, heating plant, athletic field, and new buildings such as the Normal Arts building.
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T Ae
North Texas
Tate Normal
Austin
Bank Fixtures Installed At First Guaranty State Bank
New fixtures arrived and were installed Thursday night transforming the interior with marble base boards marble window slabs and solid dark oak. The bank began business last Tuesday while awaiting the delayed factory completion caused by a fire.
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First
Guaranty State Bank
Local notes highlight moves and visits in Lewisville area
T L Fagg moved to Athlene Emmett Croft attends school in San Antonio Mr and Mrs J S Huffhines of Quanah guests of relatives D Cern in Dallas Miss Maggiebell Miliken home from Amarillo and Memphis Dr D F Kilpatrick family home from Seymour J N Voyles dies in Dallas interred at Old Hall cemetery Rev W F Kerley moves from Ranger Mrs J N Sparks visits Dallas Mrs J Boyles visits Dallas area Miss Edna Cowan returns from Fort Worth Lewisville Academy opens with large attendance Miss Blanche Degan teaches in Fort Worth Mona and Jeanie Morgan attend school here Cc G Thomas family visits Hebron J W Degan and J E Chambers in Denton Ragland family in Dallas Clarence Breeding from Bartonville attends school Mrs John Cobb in Dallas Helen Spencer returns from Dallas Hendrix and Far rington in Dallas Tom McKinney in McKinney Donald and O E Cobb in town Bettie Sparks visiting Dallas daughters Mattie May Archer guest of Archer family.
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Lewisville
T. L. Fagg
Athlene
Emmett Croft
San Antonio
J. S. Huffhines
Quanah
D. Cern
Dallas
Maggiebell Miliken
Amarilo
Memphis
D. F. Kilpatrick
Seymour
J. N. Voyles
A. E. Hiester
Old Hall
W. F. Kerley
Ranger
J. N. Sparks
J. Boyles
Lewisville Academy
Anne Smith
Wallas
Blanche Degan
Fort Worth
Mona
Jeanie Morgan
Hebron
Schoo
Cc. G. Thomas
J. W. Degan
J. E. Chambers
Denton
Little Boamer Ragland
W. C. Archer
U S to Intervene in Santo Domingo Warships Near
The United States plans immediate intervention as a revolution erupts in Santo Domingo. Gunboats Wheeling and Tacoma and cruiser Des Moines are within three days sail, patrolling and protecting American and foreign interests amid a junta led upheaval.
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Spatch
Washington
United States
Santo Domingo
Wheelng
Tacoma
Dog Moines
San Dominoo
Presen Revoluton
Storm forecast shifts Gulf coast path toward Florida
A storm expected to hit the Gulf last night was heard and is forecast to break toward the Florida coast from Louisiana. The event was forecast for midweek with potential weather warnings and impacts along the coastal regions.
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New Orleans
Luisana
Florida Oasts
Thief Allegation Ended by Confusing Revelations
In a tense scene Hap and Mrs. Hazard argue as Natalie defends herself against theft accusations. Confusion grows over jewels found in the card room while Mrs. Hazard contends with family secrets and a looming detective inquiry. The mood shifts to humor amid accusations.
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Bobbs- Merrill Company
Hap
Laura
Mrs. Hazard
Natalie
John
Mystery Deepens as Jo Disappears and Adams Bound
The scene shifts to a troubling turn as Jo vanishes amid growing suspicions of Hap and the Hazard family's intentions. Detective Adams is found bound and gagged at the stairs to the tennis courts, leaving the mystery unresolved and the protagonist with a tainted reputation.
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Hap
Adams
Missing Jo Abducted From Terrace Amidlooming Threats
The narrator recalls Jo's forced removal after a day of fear and suspicion. Detective Adams describes three armed men dragging a bound woman toward the tennis courts, while a portion of Jo's dressing gown and one slipper are found along a fence. The group seeks Winthrop for local insight as dawn nears.
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Adams
John
Celle
Natalie
Winthrop
Gedntime
Daddy's Bedtime Critiques Careless Pet Abandonment
A stern warning on leaving pets home alone. The piece argues that such acts betray animals who form bonds with their owners and suffer from separation, labeling the practice as thoughtless and cruel. It emphasizes the emotional harm to animals and the duty of care owed by humans.
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Sheppie
Moore
Evelyn
Jack
Daddy
Michigan
Shep
Desperate search for Jo amid theft and press fury
The narrative recounts police and newspaper involvement after Jo's disappearance. Reporters publish fevered accounts while the family clings to hope, as John contends with grief and love for Jo. The jewel thieves vanish, Jo’s fate remains uncertain, and suspense builds toward a likely continuation.
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J. H. W ‘Son
Roanoke
Edgar Turner
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J. T Donald
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Prof
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Annie May ®Inney
Por Arthur
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