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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
3
In McIntosh County Oklahoma the Smokey Beef rebel leader Crazy Snake may surrender within 24 hours as Col. Hoffman urges capture dead or alive. Militias withdraw as the posse quits the hunt leaving the field to authorities. Snake’s sister has been spoken with at his former home.
Denton Trust Company advertises loans on city property with reasonable rates and no commissions for loan placement. Located at 201e Denton, Texas.
Notice to creditors of the Denton Interurban and Power Plant company by order of the Distrit Court of Denton County Texas dated February 22 1909 requires filing verified claims with the court clerk and presenting them for allowance within sixty days or be barred ED F Bates Receiver.
An old advertisement notes men over 40 face hiring bias and aging fears. It promotes Parisian Sage as a hair restorer that cures dandruff and stops falling hair within two weeks, guaranteed with money back. Sold by O M Curtis and shipped by Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
Classified note offers 20 first class Jersey cows for sale or trade for other cattle by W. T. Johnson. Also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a spring tonic to aid kidney function and purification. Advertises Garrison & Kimmons as best farnies in town and Estes Hamburger Stand on East Side.
Retiring Harvard University resident Charles Eliot received from President Taft a tender of the ambassadorship to Great Britain. He thanked the president and said he will be unable to accept the position.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recalls doctors telling his son he had Consumption and a hopeless case until Dr. Kings New Discovery was used. After three weeks the boy recovered fully, leading to praise for the cure described as infallible for colds and coughs. It costs 60 cents or 1.00, with a trial bottle free from J F Raley & Co.
A Fort Worth census inquiry reveals a bartender denying ownership of a Bible while another distressed woman shows a worn Bible to prove she once used it. The preacher urges attendees to study Jesus teachings and join a class next Sunday to learn what the Scriptures teach.
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for female weaknesses and ailments including back and urinary issues. It states the product relieves pains, is sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents, with a free sample and address in Le Roy New York.
A. P. Duggan sells the Denton based abstract plant to a new Denton County company while retaining management. The stockholders, about fifty to sixty locals, include many of the county’s wealthier business leaders. Duggan plans modernization and growth, expanding advertising and the firm’s reach across the region.
Mrs. Sarah Montamat a widow aged sixty four married Tyner Acton a nineteen year old who worked as her housekeeper at the same residence, after giving up a pension of five dollars a month and a salary of 260 dollars a month to wed.
Notice to consumers that all water light and power rents are now due and payable on or before April 19, 1909 at the Water and Light Department office located at 47 West Oak Street. Signed by H. Storrie Superintendent.
A Tulsa man claims a crude oil byproduct can regrow hair and heal diseased scalps after several applications. The inventor, John Hancock of Tulsa, offers a large bottle by express prepaid for $1.00 with money refund available at Tulsa banks if the remedy fails to perform as represented.
Hyomet uses eucalyptus air inhaled through a rubber device to treat catarrh asthma sore throat bronchitis or croup. O M Curtis guarantees money back if not cured. Complete outfit available for one dollar.
A West Virginia preacher writes in support of the book Practice What You Preach praising its honesty. He describes coal region suffering from unemployment and argues for fair wages and reform. He urges ministers to counsel workers and supports a peaceful, just approach to labor rights. He signs W. B. Corder.
Advertisement urges cleansing the body of impurities to prevent fever later. Promotes Simmon’s Sarsaparilla as producing fine blood, improved appetite, strength, and ambition.
Three Indiana counties Bartholemew Vermilion and Jenkins voted dry in county option elections. The tally brings the total dry counties to forty one as seventy five saloons will be closed by this election.
An old health warning text urges caution around rivers and boatmen. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache, kidney issues, and related ailments, citing a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk, Tennessee, and noting a 56 cent price at J. F. Raley & Co.
Eugene Koch, 12, lies dying in a New York hospital after being struck by a speeding car while playing in the street. The vehicle fled, occupants unseen, as police seek the driver. This marks the third child killed in a week with no trace of the car or its riders.
A shopper urges buying supplies from Long and Turner Co to save money each month. The ad promises small upfront savings will grow into a neat amount over the next few months through routine purchases.
The notice from LONG & TURNER Co states rising consumer demand for Alamo coffee shows appreciation for quality. It invites customers to place the next order and promises satisfaction with a guaranteed product.
For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has been sold with a strict guarantee to cure any itching skin trouble. Less than one percent of buyers request refunds, because the product simply works.
For over fifteen years Hunt's cure has labored to treat skin troubles especially itching rashes. The product emphasizes its efficacy through results rather than advertising. Each box is guaranteed to cure any case.
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