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will be found unsurpassed for medicinal or all domestic purposes.
We have it in gallons, $3.98; quarts, $1.25; pinta, 69c.
t You will find lots of nice things at Curtis’ that are suitable for
,1 graduation gifts. Nice perfumes, domestic and imported; Kodaks.
L Leather Goods, Novelties. We carry at all times large. well selected
stocks carefully priced and the watchful buyers will always find
a price advantages in his favor.
hibition match at Sanger Thursday
night," says Calhoun, "and he won
aU three heats in a canter. When
the big race comes off, keep you
eye on *40 and 8."
Ever*, superintendent: lesson, "Jesus
Preparing for the End ”
11:00 a. m. Sermon. The Value
of a Dream"; special music by the
choir. ’ .
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years t the fact that parents are
being better informed and preparei
to look after their children, and do
not wait to have defects pointed
out to them. Of the more than 100
chlldren examjned the percentage
of cases needing medical or dental
Mrs. Ear Beck, guest of MTs M.
L. Beard, returned to Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris were
in Denton.
Rev. N. W Oliver, pastor of the
Methodist Church will open a 10-
day revival at Chinns Chapel Sun-
day.
S. D. A.)—Hogs: .. . e
dy; no rail hog* offered
640; 170-340 lb tr -=
Nations adjourned this ____
after Germany had sccred’ a
tical victory on the stubborn i
score origin, and the natural car-
rier is not known at present. / tl
NEW OKLHANS, CorToN
NEW ORLEANS. May 3T—(AP)—
-““1 opened somewhat easier here
Graduation Time Is Here
With all its festivities. You’ll want the graduate and the
family to look their best, so send us your clothes to be
cleaned and pressed today. Phone 24.
COLLEGE TAILORS
bama and Georgia, the latter state
bing where I was flrac found.
Derby Is Slated to
See Fast Crawling
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.........Pay accounts in full each month.
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....... Pay accounts in full each month;
cuURH OF CHRIST
0:45 a. m— Bible school, H C. Tali,
aferro, supervisor. • - e !
11:00 a. m —Preaching.
11:45 a. m—Communion.
0:18 p. m—Young peoples' meet-
Sugar Wafera, direct from factory, pound............
M-SYSTEM STORES
irist' Ambasadots.
orsdip in a tent cor-
8:00 p m — Sermon, Orown Jewels 7
Rev. Wm. Fred dafbraith, pastor.
WILLIAM HAINES and DOAOTHY
JORDANinATALOR MADE MAN*
BUY FT IN DENTON
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Fresh Sweet Milk, from tested cows, quart 8c,
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North Ward in Good
Physical Condition
ings 38 or more lower; we
fed titan 7 00; fat year 11
prhetical _
week top
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insurance
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crop reports.
Hogs steady. n.:
-sociation showing just how he pays his
bills.
Sizes AAA to C.
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Ga-Mort Hawkins, first
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COMMENCEMENT VISITORS HAVE OUR
Cordial invitation to make use of any service we may of-
fer during their stay.
AMERICAN CAFE
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sn employefof a box factory in
Medford, Mass. Here ba to at
work, the marathon victory still a
pleasant memory.
An Independent tore. C. S. Barnes, Sole Owner. .
We Sell for Less.
Phone 254. We Deliver.
NEE^AROOF?
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Denton Retail Merchants
Association, Inc.
147 Leading Firms.
As the result of a clinie for pre-
school and primary pupils in the
North Ward School held last Tues-
day. the children were found in
better condition than in previous
years when such examinations have
have been held, it is announced by
Mrs. Jerry Fowler, who had gen-
eral charge of the elihic, which was
sponsored by the school P.-T A.’
Whitsuntide holidays,
. from Liverpool
iment either way,
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er the week was ee-
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CREDIT RATING OF JOHN SMITH :
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^“’Ung 3-8 to 1-9 cent down to
subsequehtly
to 1 3-4 down, oats 1-8 to 3-8 off,
sad provisions at 13 to 30 cents eat-
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK; May 38— (AAA-Stocks
csrcmions"opyegrzaiage.“uunhs
$3.95 and $4.95
......Pay promptly.
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Phone 148
Shepard’s Funeral
pointe and hw market continued to
ease off after the start until July
traded at 0.13 and October at 0.46 or
12 to 14 Point below yesterday's
This easier tone was attributed to
more favorable weather in the belt
and lack of sustained subport The
stock market was steadier'but cotton
paid little attention. 1
■ At he end of he first hour the
market waa quiet and at the Iowa
Futures closed steady at net de-
clines of OU to 30 poins.
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If warm weather will remain, far-
mers can look for the appearance of
parasite files which would keep a
second brood in check, the county
agent said. but if the weather is
cool angjemnpa secend appenrance
of worms could cause very serious
damage. Morris has witten to the
entomology department of A. & M.
College to’askir it anticipates a
secont Wrood of the worms this
season. . . .
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ON STORE
eaAete.
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; it’-. $hbc • a.
uary ........... 9-68 9.68-
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phone lost above 3 -points, ana Unit-
rd Corporation saggea 1. Eastman Whs
again henvy, losing 2 pointa. 7
In the commodity merkets, cot-
ton was under pressure, dropping
about 61 a bale. In the copper wade,
some observers felt that the price
might decline ever below the latest
record minimum of 8 3-4 centa. (
W®eQa^£T^a>,-
Bpot cotton cloesa *te*uv..» points
down. Bales 1,200; tow middling 7.71;
middling 8.71; good middling 9.21;
re eipta 74: stcok 689,643.
rHK AGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, May 23— (API — Inetca-
tions that the London a heat confer-
eace had accomplished little if any-
thing more than to agree on a secre-
tariat accompanied early downturns
in grain prices today Other bearish
factor* were warmer weather south-
weat and an oftielal estimate - vtet
Rusta’s spring wheat >0*10. touted
SEAT COVERS
cond today and grill remain wentTdeon
1 until Tuesday in dbservance erlo 21-4
hitsuntide.-
If you take careful notice you will find that a very large part of
the most substantial citizenship of Denton trades at Curtis' ex-
I clusively and have for more than 30 years This preferece has
waxed and grown not from any personal consideration but solely
; as the result of satisfactory conditions which attend trading here.
On the basis of guaranteeing absolutely satisfaction at all times,
T we solicit your patrorage, too.
J * * • jr
Jack Hodges has a pacer that
cant be entered he is not a ter-
rapin, but a soft-shell turtle, about
the size of a half dollar. 'I wish
I could put him in the' derby,”
Hodges said, but since I can't, I
think I’ll make him pace-setter.”
Over 250 terrapihs arts now en-
tered for the derby.
calves 38; for week: fed
medium and
A questionnaire. In Which ce-
l lebritles wire paired against each
i otter, was submitted to 30 men
"students, ^0 co-eds' and 1b profes-
Fsors. , •
. two cadjon balls,
PIGG L Y WIGGLY
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PILOT POINT, May
“ L. Edwards and Miss
7 Kinney returned from
being rebuilt. Here DeSoto demon-
strated the power of his cannon to
the Indians by teihg a tree with'
All other stores with whom John S mith carries accounts report he
pays promptly in full each month, dr according to agreement.
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RATING-PROMPT.
NEW YORK COTTON
MEV YORK. May 23.— (AP—cot-
toh opened steady today 8 to 8 point*
lower under ‘wee -end realising or IL
qutautlon combined with some local
selling on the hope of improving
weather conditions in the south.
There Was considerable trade buy-
ing. believed to be partially for Jap
axese account which with covering
ebsorbed the Mittal offering*. but
the selling cotinued wit the active
month* showthg net losses of about
13 to 14 point* by the end of the
SzAh‘pzcepour‘td“zsspoie o
heavyweights off moat; light
uings and she stock 38-60 lwer: —
25 down: venlers and calves weak to
50 off; stockers and feeder* 25-50 low-
er: top choice yearling* steers 8.60;
■trietty choice 1800 Ib beeves 8,00;
bulk fed steers 6.00-7,25; western
tion involving treatment of Ger-
man minorities in Poland.
Over the protest of Poland. the
council at the behest of Arthur
Henderson, British foreign minis-
ter. declined to adopt a report
which finally would have approved
Polish reparation measures ter An-
tigermah disorders last autumn and '
agreed to the German insistence to
adjourn this question until Septem-
ber.
The outstanding deeisions of this
council session, which was regard-
ed as one of the most importaint
yy •
October .
December
HONS
ompared with 38,.
HuE c camhoun w« terrapmipxmnoumementorthemamnueor
Miss Juanita Newton and Charite
i Liverpool was closed
intide holidays. First
losses of five to six
_ . _ Rae Service*
each evening during the week.
O. B. Braune, pastor.
July ....... 59
sasv—ws
Let us fit your car with a nice
set of Erat Covers. We can fur-
nish a wide range in prices
and materials. '
Beasley- Anderson '
Motor Co.
223 N. Locust.
Phone 859.
e3"baat No a red 83 No. 1 hara
.a-,", 22,2.0-
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- --- tributed the better physical condi-
130 p. mLpredching. t‘on of the children than m rotmer
2:30 p. m. Tuesday-Ladies’ Bible
Claes
to 4.73.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCI
KANSAS errr, May 23—(AP
8. D. A.)—Hogs. 500; generally a
most 170-250 lbs 6.25-635; 260-2
«. 15-6 20: sows 8.00 and down;
January 20.67 9.67 M3 b
March .............. 9.98 993 987-b ,
3icALrovurRY
Hen(henvy) 12c lb. Leghorn* 10c
lb. fryers 15c to 30c lb. turkey hen*
17c lb. toms 13c lb guinea* 38c each,
ducks 10c lb. geese vc lb, ego 12<
dozen, cream (butterfat) 13c lbs
LOCAl" PRODUCE
Mustara greens 400 dozen, turnip
greens 40c domen, onion* 30c doze,
carrots asc ta 40c dozen, English peas
8c lb.’ cabbage 1 1-2 to Sc n>.
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1930 a. m.—Sunday School, O. C-
Knight superintendent.
10146 a‘ m—worship and devo-
tional: special music by the choir;
processional of High School gradu-
ates; music by High School horus
directed by Mrs W A. Wilson
11:18 a. m — Bermon by tbs minis-
ter, ’Victorious Living."
6:48 p m.—Church Training Serv-
Ice: Mise Grace Aht' director.
8 00 p. m— Worship in song and
pmycr. solo, "Serve Him Today". by
8 20 p. m—-Sermon by the minis-
ter. "Meeting the Master."
SKCONP BAPTIST
11:00 a. m. Preaching
8 545 a. m.—sunday School
7345 p. m—Preaching,
opte“tIEI
Germany Wins F1
Point o n Poland ■
Minority Question E
-- School Children in
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11: a. m.— Worship: “Annual Ob-
servane at -Pentecost." Weekly ob-
servance of Lord s Supper. --s-
6:30 p m Junior and Intermedi-
ate Christian Endeavor meetings.
7:00 p. m;—Young People’s Chris-
tian Endeavor meeting pecial pro-
gram led by Mrs. Vivrett.
8:00 p. m —Worship.
8:00 p. m.—Mid-week church night
service* each Wednesday.
w r. Vivrett Jr., minister.
8.M 8 08-002
LM 038- . .
954 0.55-87
grassers 4.25-6.10,
Sheep, 1.000; tot week: spring lambs
26 higher; old crop lambs steady to
88 lower; sheep strong; top natives
and Arizona spring lambs 10.00; most
sales 9,50-10.00; wooled lamb* 8,09-
8,60: fed shorn imbs 7.65: TexAs
mostly 5.50-6.50; Texas wethers 300-
3.60; shorn swes 3.00 down.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN
KANSAS CITY, May 23—(AP)-
Wheat: No. 2 dark hard nominally 78.
76; No. 3 hard 73-73 1-2; No. 2 red
nominally 73 1-8 to 74 1-2; May 73;
July 82: September 62 1-2.
Corn: No. 2 white nominally 40 1-2
to 80 1-2; No. 2 yellow 81 to 81 1-2:
No. 3 mixed nominally 48 1-2 to 40;
। May 48 8-8; July 60 1-4; September
40; December 43 1-2.
Oats: No. 2 white nominally 30 1-3
to 81.
BUT METHODIST CHURCH
O«o a. m church school, adult
deportment; 0:48. other departments;
L. L. Miller, superintendent--------
10:60 a. m. Sermon by the poster;
subject, "God’s Claim On the Whole
Life "; Mrs. M L. Hutchsoon, choir di-
rector and soloist; Miss Mary Ander
con, organist ■ •
8:00 p m—Bendon by the pastor,
"Gold Digger* ’’
7:00 p. m.—Epworth Leagues.
ASSEMBLY OF GOn CHURCH
9:45 a. mpible’ 8chool, V. K
"Tf5S 2uPmnintworanp. wong service
by choir; sermon.
a yore ,70,000 ““ ™ -
Reduc- Futures dosed barely steady, 33 to
SoPont lower spot quiet; middling
"C. C. Morris, county agent, saib A
Saturday that to far as he knew
there were no cases of the disease
in' Denton County, and he has had .
no report u to just when the sur-
vev will be made here While the
disease is unknown here and is
very rare in Texas there is always
a posib lity that a new disease
wiibe introduced by the trees
which Truit growers ship in from
out of the state.
Phony peach dlsease isofob-
N MXKkETS Ar A GLANEE
(By AsOdiated Press) '
NEW YORK ..
nStoekt hangi Pivotat shares yield
AAohastatny: gilt edged issues
firm.g:- 1 ■ at 1.e ■■ !15.
Cuh steady; chahges nvntbv. ,
Foreign exchanges easy; steruing
Cteon lower *weak Wall Street and
local seiling
Coffee higher: trade covering
Sugar steady; bun support
Whet’eabt bearish weather and
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.. TRINITY BAPTIST
Blount street.
0:30 a. m—Bibis School.,
11 00 a. m.—Preaching, special mu-
sic.
7 00 p. m — Training service.
8:00 p. m Weaesdays — Prayer
service.
8 00 p. m.—Preaching service —-
F. B Hamilton, pastor.. .1
" GOVERNMENT BOND
NEW YORK MSV 23— (AP)—Gov-
eminhert bonds
Liberty 3 1-2s, 102.18; 1st, 4 1-48,
103.11; 4th, 4 1-48, 10480.
Treasury 4 1-48, 13 30; 4s, 109.8:
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Hardware Store ............
May 23(—Chie An Austen' dispatch carries a
statement that the state and fed-
eral departments of agriculture will
sodn Start a survey of Texas peach
orehard in an effort to dicover
stoy cam at phony peach disease.
The survey, actording' to the dis-
patch. it to be carried on in a num-
ber of Texas counties including
Denton
CHICAGO POULTRY
CHICAGO, May 23—(AP—Poultr
alive: steady; fowls 17 to 30; brol-
er 24 - 38; roosters 12; turkeys 20-
333 spring ducks 18-30; old 18; geese
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
ktaaycapibs“mchzangedP.-Butte
Egg* easy; extra firsts 18,1-4; fresh
graded rirsts 17 1-4; current receipts
18 1-8 to 18 1-2; storage parked fifats
10; storage packed extras W 1-3.
AMBULANCE
Harpole was made this week The
gion's derby to be held here July ycung couple had been married since
4th. "We entered him in-the ex- Jan, 6.
Vae
.__ And Peggy Joyce won from Mrs. ..... ... — -
.■ ri-- ^4 Florence Robnett, dean or women has caused tremendous loss in Ala- T
ion Decrease at the universfty, 34 to 16. dama ma qeorgi, the latter state
it wasn’t an etection, but a test
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
May 23.(AP_ wPjn.masundeyschpol, Pred W.
; agbaazzuckos »!00 2 PR ae e
Tight 32630- 300 p m-**»*«• Christian Ed-
42, m—senior Ohristian En-
w2 dpm-Evenangworsnippyui
8 00 P m each Wednesday, mid-
Week service.
Charles W Estes, pastor.
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News Briefs
it. L. Ledbetter, his sister, MrS.
M. J. Harris. Mr and Mrs. Paul
Ledbetter and son went to Lawton,
Okla., Friday to attend the fun-
eral of Mre W B. Ledbettr, wh
died Thursday morning. W. E. Led-
better is te son of Mrs: W. H Led-
better of this place:
Martin Miller, w. M. Hitz, E. N.
Riney, Frank Weber, F. J. Relte-‛
man, Robert Mier. H. Streetmatter,
A. J. Henman and Rev. Paul at-
tend the Knights of Cofumbus meet-
mesesn
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lop fat cow* 4.00; early
heavy fat calve* 7.00; clos-
50; venlers 7.50; good stock
steer yearlings 7,35; bulk prices: grass
slaughter stem 4.50-5.50; better fat
yearTtngs 8 76-7 26; butcher cows 3.00-
3.40; heavy slaughter calves 5 50
down; desirable stock yearlings 6,00-
7.35.
Sheep: 3.700; steady; for
spring lambs steady: sheen fat —-1
and yearlings strong to 16 higher;
fat wether* steady; aged fat weiets
26 higher; bulk spring lambs 1.00-
7.76; yearling* 8.80-6.50; fat wethets
4.25-4.60; aged fat wethers 2.50-2.75;
shorn feeder lambs and yearlings 3.50
BIRTHDAY?
What friend orrela-
tive of yours has a birth-
day soon?
Remember, the most
appreciated gift will be
JEWELRY.
W.J.M’CRAY.
Jeweler.
40; few good __________
Cattle: 660; calves 60; nominal;
, conducted by the Daily
■ art, student publication
western Univrsity, on 11
He gtiWtd It—An
James Hngams philosophy
that "If a fellow sticks to a job I .
long enough, he h bound to win 1nd
out in the end Hengan finally #E4
care was surprisingly small, ac-
cording to Mrs. Fowler. About 100
children were examined, and an-
other date is to be set for exam-
ining a group that did not receive
the service that day.
The physicians and specialists
giving then- services included: Dra.
Rebecca M Evans and M. L Hol-
land; Dr Freeman Rowell, teeth
and Dr. M. L. Martin, eye, near,
nose and throat.
„ctlprlr"tneokuupeennan"aucppaov tariafi
week-end session but the trickle of —.u—___
uiguidatlon almost constantly present there were no cubles
ef Brie was sufficient to depress sev- tq influence sertime
erh! prominent Issue* one to three Cotton on shfpbare
pointe. The turn over WAS only ankce at the erd of U
lout haifa miufon shares.." ——---
Chemical share* again were
■pot, Allied chemical and Ai l
tion lost babut 2 pointa •
gains of about a point in
Central, Pennsyivnta and _________
Pacific were cancelled, and Central
rihished 2 pointe lower. Union Pacific
drepped j in a small turn over
Steel* were under some further Ju
ptehsure, perhaps as a further renec- Mi
ion of the frank description of con-1*
aitions in the industry presehted by -
President varrel of U. A. meet yeg-
terday. V. 8. Steel lost more than a ce
pont, and Bethlehem ragged moder- to
in the utilities. American Tele- In
THE CURTIS STORES. •
N. Side
Phone 444.
LINEN KID, SUVA AND TOSCA CLOTH
We offer other newer shoes at a lower price.
Titi (
Bell Roofing Sheet Metal Co
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
9:45 a. m.—Bible School. All class-
es. H. B. Masters. general superin-
tendent.- -- —-T
10:46 a. m. —Bible School Ataao-
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week to lower; slaughter calves 76
worms over the county has about
liked Ite period in that stage and
that the paste are dwindling
the statement of 0. C. V’Morru, *
county ageit, Saturda,
"Non nail the entire life cycle
of the insect is about 3f to 25 daw"
Morris raid, "of wh’ch time seven
to eight or nine days is passed In
the worm stage: If there to a sec-
ond brood. It will probably begin
to appear about 10 or 13 days from
now." ' ■ ' r
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Curtis' Mineral Oil is a pure blend, heavy oU—the finest rellet
for the lite of chronic constipatlon. Non-habit farming, being
purely mechanical in effect, lubricating the intestinal tract--
gallons 82.88; quarts, 98c; pints, 59c.
GRADUATION GIFTS
1 Alphonse cAprhewas mh ensy‛
winner over .udy Vallee, scoring1
37 to Rudy’s 13, while Clara Bow,
I outscored John D Rockefeller. 37
to 13.
Bishop James Cannon Jr, Ml be-
fore JackDempsby, 44 to and
Bobby Jones defeated John Phillip
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I JO p . at Wednesday—Song and
Bible drill.
Thos. E Mimholland, minister.
BPWCOFAL MISSION
10:00 a. m.—Church School. _
' 11:00 a. m— Morning prayer. Kin-
solving in charge. ।
Rev. has. J. Kinsolving,
* mintster.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
703 North Elm street:
10:16 a. m} Bible Class.
11:00 a. m —Service, sermon sub-
ject, "Pentecost, the Coming of she
Comforter": the Lord’s Supper will
be celebrated.. E
8:00 p. tn—Service; topic. "The
Morale Law Upheld "
W. E. Meyer, pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN enuneH
9145 a. m—sunday school, Nt
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 242, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 23, 1931, newspaper, May 23, 1931; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1475372/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.