The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 256, Ed. 1 Friday, April 24, 1936 Page: 2 of 4
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> tha Coanty of Grayaonjlow #nil u^j, of 10**.|
waaka previous to the «►!«, March figurc rcprcaantod an
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Might turn dap* hereof, you sumn
> KMOX. Music- John Yowell, whole reaidanea U
Musical Mo-
unknown, to be and appear before
the District Court, 16th Judicial
IJra«onette.1 Dbrtrict of Grayaon County, to be
WFAA WMAQ KPR hojden Jn and for the County of
WHO; Irene Rich, Grayson, at the Court House there-)
WREN. Musical of in Sherman on the 3rd Monday
KRLD. I in May, 1036, then and there to
C&8—Broadway Variet-Ianswer a petition filed in said
M8L KOMA WWL KMO\'.!court °n the 31st day of March
■To he announced, WENR 1936> wherein Lois Yowell is
jW WWW i Plaintiff and John Yowell is De-
Hollywood Hotel, KTSA k fendant> the fi,c number of said
KOMA gRT.n KMOX KTRH suit ben& 44-707 and the nature
WWL KTUL. NBC—Music °* said Palintiff’s demand being in
JSuiid, WENR KOA WREN; Waltz »«**a"<* *" action for divorce on| ““
| Time, WMAQ WLW WD^F. Old the *«und of treatment;!most 1
r Timers WFAA i prays further for the j , (
§1; m nr^A. , , . „ . , Bank debits outside New York
f 8:30. NBC—Court of Human care’ enstody contro1 of the‘Citv also have a relatively eood
Relations wnn WMAn v i minor child, to-wit: Barbara June;i , y aIS0 "*v® * , , y 3 i
f Keiations, WHO WMAQ; Fred , \showing. Next to industrial pro-1
f taring’s orchestra, WSM WKY K plflmtlff pr*ys f°" costf of SU1J duct.on this index probably
'* OA WENR KPRC WFAA WREN. and such fher and further "V* I nearer giving the
either in law or equl.y to which, ^ _ _ ,
she may be entitled in the
appreciable gain over March, 1066
and an even greater gain over
March, 1084, indicating continued
improvement. A survey of the
leading business indexes, however
reveals that improvement has not
been uniform.
Industrial production has shown
greater improvement than any oth-
er major index. Last reports
showed it only a little under 100
accepting 100 as the average for
1023-1026. The depression low
was about 66 and the 1020 high
was approximately 120. Indus-
trial production is accepted as the
0. NBC—First Nighter, WTJA
F WHO WSM WFAA WLW KVO
prem-
comes
whole picture
than other. In nonindustrial sec-
tions, it is the most dependable I
,— ----- v . . i iuiis il is uie must uepeiiunuie
O KPRC WOAI WKY KOA. CBS herein i./Ur Not but have Reneral business index. The seas-
—Studebaker Champions, KMOX . °"al P*ak of bank debits reached
.rWDSU KOMA KFH KSL KLZ K J 1 ' 6 befoie sa,d ■ - ..... •
DMA KTUL KRLD KTSA KTRH. C,°Urt th'* wHt ,"ith you,r return
0:30 CSBS—The March of
Time, WWT. KMOX KSL KRLD
;hereon showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same. .
Witness: S. V. Earnest Clerk of
in December, 1035, was only a lit-
tle below the 100-level on the bas-
is of the 1923-1025 average.
Construction contracts also
have shown considerable recovery
though the relatively high peak
r^AFn0nZeTlmT’B7ounAo?fKWith^Court of Grayson Co
pa a ’ Giver* under my hand and seal
,0 vnn . , , , ,.„iof said Court, ac office in the Citv reRched durin»the boom Period
■A W9M WPM WKvnwnM’u n "f Sbp™an- this the 1st day of ,eaves the Present v0,ume only
m AF Wltl mr rit *D'AprH, 1036. 0. V. Earnest, about one third of the difference
todm^0nr Clerk District Court Grayson jbetween boom Peak ?nd dePres-
f Redmons orchestra, KRLD KMOX, CountjF) T„as. By. ' ' ’
KTRH WWL KSL KOMA.
. 10:30. NBC—Emil Coleman's;
orchestra, WENR WOAI WREW
: Orchestras, WFAA KRLD.
V 11 NBC—Earl Hirie's orches-
tra. WMAQ KPRC WKY WSM W
■ HO WOAI. Orchestras, WFA \
KRLD.
Slaughter, Deputy
\ Apr. 3-1047-24.
Frankie sion low-
Sales and Employment Gain
Department stores sales, em-
ploy and the price index have
COLORFUL STAMPS shown slower but consistent tm-
ADVERTISE TEXAS provement and are well above the
j level of the same date of last
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SHE LOST 20
I POUNDS OF FAT
:i{ Feel full of pep and possess the
< slender form you crave—you can't
i if you listen to gossipers.
i- M 1° take off cxces3 fat go light Oil
, ; fatty meats, butter, cream and sug-
|,ary sweets —eat more fruit and
Jgl Vegetables and take a half teaspoon-
1‘4 ful of Kruechen Saits in a glass of
' : | hot water every morning to elimi- tennial
I nate excess waste.
d—Nrs. Elma Verille of Havre de
a®S*ce, Md.. writes: “T took off 20
my clothes fit me fine now."
|s No drastic cathartics—no consti-
on blissful dailv bowel ac*
j Uon when you take your little daily
: dose of Kruschen. ^
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tered a small and consistent gain,
but bank loans
improvement.
have shown no
DALLAS—Thousands bf (pieces year. Employment has pained
of mail, moving out of Texas, soon t nearly one half of the prround lost
will tary gaily colored sticker- [between 1929 and 1932.
stamps to call the attention of j Freight car loadings and bank
friends and business associates of j loans make the poorest showing
Texans outside of the state to Texas , relatively. Carloadings have regis-
and its Centennial celebrations.
The stamps in sheet and book-
let form are being distributed by
the department of publicity for
Texas Centennial Celebration?.
Dallas, as part of the work of ad-
vertising the state and the Cen-
They are available to any-
one who asks for them and who
will agree to use thorn on mail go-
ing to other states.
The breadth and beauty of hum-
an character is dependent on the
ideal so constantly before us.
One may start out running with
a crowd and end up walking by
himself.
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Even so more persons will see what you have to sell
them when advertised in a modern day medium—the
newspaper.
Some see what you place in your windows, but a vast
throng will see what you advertise in the Denison Press.
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 256, Ed. 1 Friday, April 24, 1936, newspaper, April 24, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth737446/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.