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Daniel Declares
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Labor Law Test
The owners, A. L. (Ahh) Gentle and O. If. (Stuffy)
Bailey, Jr., are bottling Nu-Grape Soda and the
Mission Beverages, consisting of Mission Orange,
Mission Cream Soda, Mission Strawberry, Mission
lemonade, and Mission Root Beer.
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ICE CYCLES OF 1947—The Champagne Cocktail scene from one of the 20 brilliant
acts of Zhe all-new Ice Cycles of 1917, opening Oct, 3 at the Dallas Ice Arena, is shown
above. Ice Cycles will run 17 nights, with Saturday and Sunday matinees added, for the
duration of the State Fair.
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motor tune-ups. starter and gen-
erator service and general motor
overhaul.
CARY GRANT
Ingrid Bergman
The name of The Milwaukee Bottling Company lo-
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"FRONTIER FEUD” — John Mark Brown
— "JACK ARMSTRONG SERIAL”
$125
journal, today
year’s building
.^e'maiwtae'mZde7'^ pretilc- Participation plan) -
tions concerning what this years. „
final total will be. but it noted a , Universities and college®-
slump tn residential construction ' ^mount _a,Y*l1‘b^.„1?,_^8,^nd<‘r
the past month;
And residential building has been
the chief contributing factor to this
year’s staggering total spent for
construction.
Texas Contractor predicted a
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By BO BYERS
AUSTIN. Tex., Sept. <t-(/P)—Tex- 1
as construction awards continued
to set new peacetime records
through the first eight months of
this year, rocketing to a total of
•412 812,147 at August’s end — but
the peak year for building may
come in IMS.
■** That Wais the prediction of the
Texas Contractor, building trade
‘ ly as it analyzed this
jf efforts tnd pros-
pects for the coming year.
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Memphis, gets kisses from Georgia Cunningham, Miss
Tennessee, left, and her twin sister, Dorothy Cunning-
.ham, right, Miss Chattanooga while looking on at the
rear are Pam Camp, left, Miss Arkansas and Kitty
'Bailey, Misa Misf^ssippi, right. The kisses came after
.Miss Memphis won the Miss America talent award in
Atlantic City, N. J. (AP Wirephoto).
thinking that her sex will act as a
deterrent. However It is her hand- '
ling of the sinister Colonel Meister,
Played by stage star John Hoyt, that
from disaster, but also a number
save not only team ‘ Applejack '
grand total of >828,603.949 will be
awarded for construction work of
all types in 194®.
The data on which this figure is
based were compiled from official
sources, the magazine said.
The grand total expected next
year was broken down as follows:
Federal and federal participating
projects — 1187,148,918.
Cities (excluding federal partici-
pation) — 8414.847.600
State — 818.107.531.
County (roads to be built under
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MADISON. Wls . Sept. 8 — (>>>-
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isotopes In biology and medicine,
beginning next Wednesday, will ai-
trwet Asnostca’a le a d ing atomic
astanMat^ th® University of WIs-
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and suspense-charged scale is
promised film fans today and Mon-
day at the Plaza Theatre, when
' Paramount's dramatic action plc-
) ture. “O 8 S.,“ starring Alan
' Ladd and Geraldine Fitzgerald,
will be on the screen.
“O 8 8." is the first dramatisa-
tion of the government’s colorful
undercover intelligence organiza-
tion. known simply as the Office
of Stralegic Services, whence
comes the abbreviated initials of
the film's title "" . ' ’
made with the full approval and
PATPir KNGWIE' • ))•••• .
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St(M*ks Continue
On Losing Side;
Commodities Gain
J paration for the D Day landing. I
Ladd is resentful of Miss Fitz-
gerald’s p r e s e n c e on the team, '
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A M. SI XDAY
7 00—The Waltz I.lv<-s On
7 15— Messagi- of Fal til
7 30— Kcv Murkiim
(bmp* 1 of Christ
Welch btrci-t
Christ
8 30- Rev Ike T. Sidebottom
9 00—Rev Braune
9 30—Gospel Btngers—Buddle’s Gro
10 00—Church in the Wildwood
10:15—Calvary Baptist Church
10 46—Waltz, 'rime
10-56—First Methodist Church
11:55—NEWS and Weather
12 OO— I Hear the Southland Binging
12 16—NEWS— Texas Textile Milla
12 30—Church
Service
1:00—Rev. T Scheumack
2 00—Gospel Messengers-Bob-O-Llnk
2 30—R-v Mlsehener
3:00— Rev. Filbert
3 30—City-Wide Singing
4:30—Gunpel LighthouM
6'00 Rev lovs Vess
6:0O—Old-Fashioned Hour
7:00- Platter Parly
8 00- First Baptist Chureh
9:00—Sign CRT
AM. MONDAY
7:00— Musical Clock
7 :15— -Message of Faith
7:30- Musical Clock
7:55—NEWS—Curtis Drug
8 00- Rev. Vess
8:30—Rev. Bldebottom
8:5fr NEWS
Cecil Sparks
Trading J'oat- Dnpton
aulatlng Co.
9 '30 -Today We Live
9 45—Wife Saver—Hclpy Belfy
10:00- NFWH
10:06—Vincent Ixrpez
10 16—Wayne King—Tobin Drug
10:30 Odilon NEWS Charlies
Market
10:40—Morning Dance
10:68—NEWS
11 Of)—Music In March Tima
11:16—Riding the Range
11 30—Slim Bryant—G. I. Oil Co.
11:45—Pllka Time
11:65- Farm News - Harpool Seed
12 OO-Croasroacts Jamboree - Chat-
field Implement Co.
12:15—Roundup- Reeves Drug
J2:3O - NEWS—Ben Ivey
12:45—Mld-dav Melodise—-Curtta
1 00—Rev. T. Scheumack
1:30—Guy Ixtmhardo Orch.
1 45 Larry Clinton Orcb.
1 55—NEWS
2.00 Listen to Lelbert
2:15—Gene Krupa Orch.
2 30— Allen Roth & Symphony
Melody «
2:5S—NEWS
3 00— Vaughn Monroe
3:15—Jlinmlo Doraey
3:30—Vocal Varieties
8:46—Tommy Doraey
3 56— NEW8
4:00—Harry Jamae
4:15—Alvtoo Ray
4 30—Heavenly ftunshlne
4:45—Ink Rpota ~
4 55—Nawv Weather
Rep. Wright Patman I president
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in the film’s script Probably no I
other production ever liad a staff
of so many technical advisors, to
ensure accuracy of every exciting
detail.
In "O. 8. 8 " Ladd will be seen
as a member of the secret operat-
ing team known as Apple jack
Geraldine Fitzgerald is another
They, together with two other men,
portrayed by Richard Benedict and
Don Beddoe. are dropped by para-
I chute into France with instructions i
| to destroy a vital bridge in pre- I
paration for the D Day landing, i
will be held in the court
at 9:30 a. m. Monday.
The First Sunday Singing Con-
vention will be held at 2 p tn. at
—______ lh‘‘ hall, to which the public is
d«it"of the'southwestern” Medical invited, according to O
Foundation; I.
of Texaikana:
Lufkin, chairman of the State High
way Commission, and Dr. M. E
Sadler of Fort Worth, president of
Texas Christian University
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FORT WORTH. Tex . Sept 6—
f/p)— o. A. Knight, president of the
Oil Workers International Union,
denied today that his union's suit |
against a National Labor Relations
Board official hare is part of a
CIO plan to test the Taft - Hartley
law but conceded “it may have
th eresult of breaking through
the law."
Knight said the union’s sole pur-
pose In asking U. 3. district court
to force Edwin A. Elliott, NLRB
director for Texas. Oklahoma and
New Mexico, to continue a bargain-
ing election underway on Aug. 22.
the day the Tft- Hartley law sup-
planted the Wagner Act, Is to have
the election finished.
The hearing, set before Federal
Judge Davidson here at 2 p. m.
Monday, also will furnish a court
precedent for a number of NLRB
actions pending when the new
law went int oeffect, including 35
other cases ivolving the OWIU
In addition, this nationally im-
portant case may be the first court
test of whether or not labor unlohs
can be compelled to submit finan-
cial statiinents and their officers
forced to certify they are not Com-
munists.
4Lt TlCMfTS IMCLUOf ftff G4Tf 4DM/J$fOM TO A4lt GtOUMDS
Church of
world stability and peace.
2. Mr. Truman said he had been
assured Ivy reliable authorities that
Brazil, with more untapped re-
sources than any country in the
world, “can support 200,000,000 peo-
ple with the highest standard of
living hat has ever been known in
the history of the world ”
3. Brazilian President
Gagpar .Dutra In what was for him
an unprecedented news conference,
told White House correspondents
that Brazil is "in the process of
extinguishing Communists ”
President Dutra said he was
planning to repay the Trumans'
visit with a trip to the United
States at an “opportune moment'
but that ”1 want to learn English
firxt." His brief talk was topped
by the assertion that the future
of U. 8.-Brazilian relations "de-
pends on the United Staten. “
President Truman, addressing
1,600 Americans on the law of the
American Embassy residence, re-
ferred to the United States' re-
sponsibilities for peace which, he
declared “God Almighty intended
us to ascume.*' In this connection,
he stressed the need for Latin
American aid.
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on sorority sister. Miss
Jo Abramson, who will return with >
her to Austin Thursday to enroll 1
at Texas University
Mr and Mrs. E. Mundv, 320
W Hickory, had as guests Friday
LONDON.
members of Congress “sweated
out" a landing at Northolt Airport
near London tor a half hour today
Rk*p Karl E. Mundt (R-South
Dakota) declared later:
"There was no jranic. We knew
the pilot had trouble with the land-
ing gear and we all sat. around
patiently chatting."
FUiSONALS
Mrs T E. Chapman and Land
Wall and Altnarie Wall of Quan-
ah have returned to their homes
after a visit of two days here with
Mr and Mrs J H Davidson, :J02
Highland.
Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Newton, 1721
W Sycamore, have returned from
Albany, N. Y., where Dr. Newton
taught a six-week course at C..^,
New York State College for Teach- i
ers. They returned home, visiting I
en route in Canada, the Dakotas
and Kansas and Nebraska
Mrs. Ruth Gist Palmer. 1019 Con-
gress. had as guests for a short
visit during the week end her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr and
Mrs. L. H Dunaway of Amarillo,
and a niece and husband. Mr. and
Mrs. E. W Anderson of Portland.
Ore., and their daughters. Susan
and Judy.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Davis of
Houston, are visiting his grand-
parents, Mr and Mrs Ashely Dav-
is. 215 W Mulberry. Davis Is an
attorney for the Veterans Admin-
istration in Houston.
Miss Frances Kahn, 1923 Bell.1
has as her guest a Delta Phi Epsil- I
Norma! Len® Belie Lambert. 728 Wilson.
[ was admitted Saturday for med-
ical treatment at the Elm Street
I
Mrs A L. Crantz, 425 Highland, , FORT worth
and infant, girl were dismissed Bat- | <USDA)—Cattle —
urday from the Denton HSspital “8<> r
and Clinic.
Richard Patterson of Lewisville
underwent minor surgery Saturday
at the penton Hospital and Clinic
J D. Simmons. 2520 Prairie, is
| a medical patient at the Denton
I Hospital and Clinic.
I Miss Pearl Smith. .
j was admitted Saturday for
surgery at the Denton 1
and Clinic.
Mrs J N. ___
Sanger is a surgical patient at the
Denton Hospital and Clinic.
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Denton Hospital and Cllnjc.
CISCO. Tex , Sept 6
Darvln Doyle, 25. a pipeline work-
er, lost his left arm when a hit-
run truck sideswiped his car. He
wm carried to a hospital here,
and his condition today was re-
ported improved
Doyle said he was half way be-
tween Cisco and Breckenridge
when the truck crowded his car
off the highway and completely
amputated his arm when the ve-
hickx collided.
The arm was carried some dis-
tance before it fell from the truck,
which did not stop.
Doyle Is a war veteran, and an
employe of the Royce Boyde Con-
struction Company.
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for the week of 2,891,730 shares
compared with the previous week’s;
five-day figure of 3,059,:>'2.) which
was a minimum for any like
stretch since November, 1943 li
was the smallest four - day weekly
aggregate of the year
lambs strong to 50 higher,
classes firm. Week's tops.
| spring lambs 23 50. nt 'dlum
lings 17 00, g<KXl aged she« p
feeder lambs 19 (X)
of French underground workers.
“O. 8. 8.’’ is, according to all re-
ports, packet! with thrilling, au-
thentic Incidents, brilliantly en-
acted by Ladd. Miss Fitzgerald and
the other performers, including
Patrie Knowles In a featured role
Irene Dunn co-stars with Cary
i Grant ijnd Randolph Scott in "My
I Favorite Wife,’’ showing Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Plaza in a
hilarious comedy-romance of a
woman with too many husbands
Billed for Thursday and Friday is
“Allegheny Uprising. ’ featuring
John Wayne and Claire Trevor
. Saturday’s bill includes "Fron-
tier Feud," with John Mack Brown,
and’ it Jack Armstrong serial.
30-year college building plan) —
84.MO.000.
The Contractor noted that even
this grand total estimate does not
Include "numerous anticipated pro-
jects’’ which apparently could not
be considered as definite for 1948
All types of municipal bonds ap-
proved for construction purposes
throughout the state for the 11-
month period, Sept. 1. 1 9 4 6, to
Aug. 1947. total 1816B18.1OO. and
an 'estimated two-fhfiras of this
amount is atlll available for con-
struction work, the publication
continued.
The analyses of the put eight
months produced this commentary
Housing made <<ood all predic-
tions as the leader of the major
classifications; a tremendous ef-
fort was made to provide homes
for veterans at all costs.
"The program has succeeded in
the respect that more money was
put into dwellings than any other
class of work.
"However, the expenditures for
homes have not come up to the
predictions made by government
experts “
Of the 8412,612,147 awarded to
contracts through July. 8170.348.-
599 was for residenttai buildings,
8167,386,317, non - residential; 884.-
878.231. engineering.
Residential awards were let for
19.668 homes costing less than 87,-
000 each; 486 homes costing more
than 87.010; 71 apartments provid-
ing 3,386 family units and 385 du-
plexes. This produced a total of
24,310 residential family units, said
the Texas Contractor.
Awards for the week ending yes-
terday amounted to 812.985.216 and
pushed this year's total to $425,-
597,363.
WfiLWMKS
FIRST KATY REPLICA
DENISON, Tex.. Sept. 6 — OPi —
A replica of the first Katy train to
come to Denison arrived today at
noon, a highlight of the weeklong
■ Diamond Jubilee celebration being
S’ held here.
■ Aboard the train were R. J. Mor-
K fa, board chairman of the Miss-
Ki ourt-Kansas-Texas Railroad, Don-
n aid V. Fraxer. president of the line;
M H. M. Warden, vice prpalmt and
■ general manager; J. F. Hennessey
■ vice pn Bident in charge of
■ traffic; Clifford Till, industrial en-
gineer; 8. D. Parkes, assistant
vice president in charge of freight;
n Sidney Maestrc, St. Louis, c direct-
or; and N. A.Phillips, secretary.
The train was met by city of-
55 fletals and a band. Mayor W. E
2 .MM** welcomed the, group.
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may think: “Wen, that taut very thrilling." Wen. that
Is on the flour asck you have In mind. For example, if
dinary. colorless, unattractive flour sack that is tossed
i dtah rag the minute the flour ik an gone, "that’s one
a, for the home you can make comforts, quilt blocks,
MNla, window curtains.i card table covets, luncheon
baga, and garment corers. For things to wear, make
Mr aulto. aprtms, smocks, kimonos, house robes, men’s
. _ scarfs, colorful handkerchiefs, and neckties . . . You
the beautiful things yo uean make with the print ma-
B o£>&rtaon’s Peacemaker Flour. •*
r today for Morrison’s Peacemaker Flour in pretty print
Monisw Mffist Co.
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2 DENTON (Tex.) RECORD-CHRONICLE— Sunday, Sept. 7, 1947
meeting | their son and daughter-in-law, Mr
of the county commissioners court | and Mrs. James E Mundy of Dal-
---- ss.xuu M.b.N ;
been found in only two per cent of
4.000 audits of Texas veterans’
claims for self-employment assist-
ance under the O I. Bill of Rights,
the Texas Employment Commis-
sion reported today.
The audits were ni p d e
April 17 through July 31
Under the G. I. Bill, a self-em-
recclve the
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THE STATE FAIR OF TEXAS
Presents
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Annie Get Your Gun!
16 GLORIOUS DAYS . » .
OCT. 4 19
STATf FAIR AUDITORIUM
NIGHTLY AT 8.10
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I HILLSBORO, Sept. 6 — (*) —
I Attorney General Price Daniel told
j Texas Democratic, leaders today
I that the federal - state oil tide-
I lands ownership issue might mean
the difference between victory and
defeat tor Preaident Truman in the
1948 election.
The democratic state executive
committee promptly adopted a re-
solution supporting the tidelands
fight being Waged by Daniel. Gov
Beauford H. Jester and School
’ "nd Commissioner Bascom Giles.
The resolution was introduced by
Byron BlmAions- of Orange.
Danli’i spoke up after a succes-
sion of speakers had praised Presi-
dent Truman and predicted his
nomination and election.
The President has been misled
on the tidelands matter, Daniel
said, attacking what he termed
the administration attempt to
take away from the coastal states
minions of acres of land ” The Tex-
as attorney general accused mem-
bers of the President’s cabinet of
working against the welfare of
Texas and other coastal states by
trying to take title for the federal
government of the rich underwater
oil deposits. ’
Members of the committee and
the young democrats’ state execu-
tive committee came here lb honor
Texas political leaders at a bar-
becue given by Burris Jackspn, post
master, cotton planter and political
leader.
Three potential candidates for
the U.. 8. senatorial nomination -
were present — Rep. Lyndon John-
son of Austin; George Peddy of <
Houston and FormtT Governor
Coke Stevenson. i
The guests of honor were Chief f*
Justice James P. Alexander
the Texas Supreme Court;
Features at 1:46 . 3:49 . 5.32 .
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FRICfS: lower floor $4.90, $4.30; Balcony $4.00, $2.80, $2 20 $1 30
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ngo: All
Butchers
28 00, sows 25 00. feeder 25.00.
■Sheep—compared week a%o: Spring
50 higher, other
Week's tops. Choice
lambs 23 50, medium year-
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NEW YORK. Sept. 6~~ (45 —
Stocks generally continued to op-
erate on the losing side of the past
short week Bonds were spotty but
eommodUtes exhibited further
strength.
As in the past month or so deal-
ings in equities never approached
the mlllion-share mark Short cov-
erbig and investment bidding ap-
peared at intervals to prop wav-
ering leaders This was based on
the idea that liquidation had been
overdone and that a fall tally still
was a possibility . Offerings again
were attributed mainly ti jjes.simi.sm
over the darkening foreign econom-
! ic picurte, dwindling exports and
i the likelihood that International un-
settlement eventually would hit
I domeslc business. The wage - price
... I sPira* remained as a bearish argu-
Don! ment-
The Associated Press CO - stock
composite for the four sessions
showed a net loss of .7 of a point
at 64.5. It was the second weekly
dip and put the index back to
it low since last June 30. Volume
the week of 2,891,730 shares
Sept. 6—W- Eight
Congress
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Beef steers and yearlings steady
to weak beef cows weak to 50 lower,
; canners and cutters teaay. bulls
steady, stockers and feeders steady to
. 50 lower Week's topt Blaughter
| steers and yearlings 23 50 with
strictly good or choice absent, cows
18 00, bulls 16 50, feeder steers atjU.
> nrnngs 22 00
408 Ave E. Calves -conipared week ago: Best |
’ major fat Calves and culls weak to 50 lower, 1
Hospital common and medium grades fto-iool
lower. Stockers weak to 1 00 lower
Hollingsworth of' Week's tope: Fat. calves 24 00, Stocker I
, calves 22 (Ml
........ Hogs—compared week
Mrs W O McClellan, 1107 Boll-7t2“r^PB Fteady t'1!’”
var, is a surgical patient at the -
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Wheat
2 79 1 2
Barley No, 2
Oats No 2 red
Corn No 2 yellow 2 55-2 60;
white 2 55-2 60
Sorghums No 2 yell >w milo
100 lbs, 3,62-3 67
RPER SALE STARTS MONDAY!
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. W F. Rlek, 1315 W
' was admitted Saturday for med-1
leal treatment at the Elin Street
Hospital and Clinic.
Lena Belle Lambert, 726 Wilson,
admitted Saturday for rned-
Hospital and Clinic, \
las, who left Saturday for Talla-
hasse, Fla., where he will continue
to be employed by the Magftolta
Oil Company. They also visited
her mother, Mrs. A B. Fleming,
704 W Hickory
Dr and Mrs Noel Ellis,
W Oak. had as guest
days last week Mrs. Dan Watson
of Naples, who return to her home
Saturday. _
Mrs J. D. Hall, Jr., and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, 404 Marietta, have !
returned from Oklahoma City., aft-|
er a week’s visit with her sister,
Mrs. J H Wagoner.
Mr. and M^s. Merl Cornelius,
620 Pearl, have returned from
the i Pfatt. Kan., whefe they visited
1 her parents, l Mr and Mrs. E_._
Lunt, and other relatives.
Mrs. L. D Ballard. 401 Bryan,
is visiting her sister and
relatives this month in
father. Peter Ballard, and Broth- |
I Springs. Tenn. During her absence j
Rullurrl hoc qc Hie mixxut Vvi®
ers, O G Ballard and J i
lard of Estelline
Mr. and Mrs. J
of Norman, Okla . are guests dur-
ing the week end of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B Shrader, Sr
400 W Sycamore.
Bal-
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 20, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 7, 1947, newspaper, September 7, 1947; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1315764/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.