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1	A Historical Study of Agricultural Education with Special Application to Denton County Norman, Lee Weldon 08 1900 (has links) In this study the activities contributing to the welfare of the farmers of Denton County will be confined to the experiment farm or station and the county extension service. These two educational agencies have proved that adult education can be very successful. Although there is no direct relation between the two, most of the information learned in experimental research is imparted through the extension service. agriculture agricultural education education in Texas Denton, Texas education history Denton County (Tex.) -- History.
2	[The Suitability of Five Denton County Clays for Use in High School Ceramics Classes: Plates] Tooley, Martin P. 08 1900 (has links) Plates of ceramic samples to accompany a thesis studying the suitability of five clays from the vicinity of Denton, Texas for use in high-school ceramics classes. The abundance of natural clays in Denton County and throughout the state of Texas, the ease with which clays may be obtained, and the ease with which they may be refined for use provide almost unlimited teaching possibilities in high-school art classes. This study of five Denton County clays has proved informative in several respects. It has shown that within the vicinity of Denton there are clays that are suitable for high-school use. Although all these clays may be suitable for one technique of pottery making each may not be suitable for all techniques. Many clays may be used after refining by a simple, quick process without the use of expensive and complicated equipment. Simple glazes, which have an aesthetic as well as a utilitarian value, may be compounded to fit these clays. high school education ceramics classes Denton County, Texas Texas clays Pottery craft. Denton -- History. Denton County -- History.
3	The Suitability of Five Denton County Clays for Use in High School Ceramics Classes Tooley, Martin P. 08 1900 (has links) The purpose of this study is to determine the suitability of five clays from the vicinity of Denton, Texas for use in high-school ceramics classes. The abundance of natural clays in Denton County and throughout the state of Texas, the ease with which clays may be obtained, and the ease with which they may be refined for use provide almost unlimited teaching possibilities in high-school art classes. This study of five Denton County clays has proved informative in several respects. It has shown that within the vicinity of Denton there are clays that are suitable for high-school use. Although all these clays may be suitable for one technique of pottery making each may not be suitable for all techniques. Many clays may be used after refining by a simple, quick process without the use of expensive and complicated equipment. Simple glazes, which have an aesthetic as well as a utilitarian value, may be compounded to fit these clays. high school education ceramics classes Denton County, Texas Texas clays Pottery craft. Denton -- History. Denton County -- History.
4	In the Tall Grass West of Town: Racial Violence in Denton County during the Rise of the Second Ku Klux Klan Crittenden, Micah Carlson 05 1900 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to narrate and analyze lynching and atypical violence in Denton County, Texas, between 1920 and 1926. Through this intensive study of a rural county in north Texas, the role of law enforcement in typical and systemic violence is observed and the relationship between Denton County Officials and the Ku Klux Klan is analyzed. Chapter 1 discusses the root of the word lynching and submits a call for academic attention to violence that is unable to be categorized as lynching due to its restrictive definition. Chapter 2 chronicles known instances of lynching in Denton County from its founding through the 1920s including two lynchings perpetrated by Klavern 136, the Denton County Klan. Chapter 3 examines the relationship between Denton County Law Enforcement and the Klan. In Chapter 4, seasons of violence are identified and applied to available historical records. Chapter 5 concludes that non-lynching violence, termed "disappearances," occurred and argues on behalf of its inclusion within the historiography of Jim Crow Era criminal actions against Black Americans. In the Prologue and Epilogue, the development and dissolution of the St. John's Community in Pilot Point, Texas, is narrated. Denton County Denton County History North Texas Texas History Jim Crow Era Lynching Black History St. John's Community Pilot Point, TX Denton, TX Disappearance Atypical Violence Systemic Violence Ku Klux Klan Klavern 136 KKK Freedmen's Communities History, United States History, Black

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