Local high school enters final district debating contests
News from high school reports Y B Coleman and teammates leaving for Fort Worth with Prof Beaty and others to compete in final district debating and declamation. Funds totaling 9.20 were raised by Domestic Science for a drinking fountain balance. Junior Winston Powledge was injured by a ball but not seriously hurt and will miss several days. Sophomore and Freshman baseball games set against N T N this Saturday. line up for D H S listed. Seniors practice for commencement with words by Miss Bettie Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. B. Coleman
Earl Dyer
Harold Young
Wynne Wooley
Fort Worth
Prof. Beaty
A. D. Rogers
Hall Spikes
Henry Owsley
Vivian Rogers
Elbert Hooper
M.T Reese
J H. McClendon
J. E. Saunders
Ernest Bell
Bessie Ballinger
Winston Powledge
Aubrey
D. H
Blair
Cyphes
Wilson
Seagray
Compton
Dyer
Collins
Brady
WF McCormick
Bettie Bridges
Dr King’s New Discovery Boosts Cough Relief
Coughs and consumption warned, Dr King’s New Discovery touted as best remedy. A Muscadine Alabama testimonial claims the product saved a wife from an obstinate cough. Known for forty three years as relief for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Taliaferro’s carries broad chicken feed selection
Local shop touts Dry King’s New Life Pills as blood purifiers and vigor restorers. The ad cites quick relief from headaches and indigestion and promises guaranteed satisfaction, with involvement from J. F. Raley & Co and Long & King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's
J. F. Raley & Co
Adve
Denton School Teacher Outsmarts April Fools
Miss Callie Whitehead, daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Whitehead, teaches at Pecan Creek in Denton county. On April 1, students locked her out on arrival but she sat on a tree stump while 17 or 18 pupils lined up and the day’s lessons proceeded as planned.
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Denton County
Callie Whitehad
C. A. Whitehead
Denton
Pecan Creek
Long & King Groceries Advertise Best Brand Goods
A local grocery line promotes picking superior goods at lower or equal prices. The ad notes contact by phone for inquiries and highlights careful selection of brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Bucklen's Armia Salve touted as skin cure
Advertisement touts Bucklen's Armia Salve as the quickest cure for burns bruises boils sores inflammation and all skin diseases. Claims four days for a sore on H. Haflin’s ankle in Iredell Texas and urges households to keep a tin on hand for 25 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Iredell
Tex
J. F.raley & Co.Advt
Woman's Shakespeare Club hosts meeting and fundraiser
The Home Economics department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club met on Norme Avenue with Mrs. E B Criddle directing roll call and business. The Bertha Kunze Baker committee reported a $25 profit to fund the High School drinking fountains and announced an operetta by Miss Bass and Miss Poe’s classes at Lee School Saturday night. Refreshments followed and the next gathering will be at Mrs. A. L. Owsley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Shakespeare Club
EB. Lb. Criddle
Norme! Avenue
Bertha Kunze Baker
Lee School
Jon
Hosess
A. ©. Owsley
Revival Meeting Busy at First Methodist Church
Friday's revival activities drew large crowds as afternoon services concluded with three group meetings led by Mrs. A Logan, Mrs. Drake, and Mrs. Ed Smith. Rev C Young stayed for a funeral, preaching tonight and again later, focusing on personal service and Isaiah's vision. Group meetings resume Monday with new hosts.
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First Methodist Church
A. Logan
South Locust
Drake
Normal Avenue
Ed Smith
Bolivar
McKinney
Young
Vost
Denton
Luther Smith
Mrs Garrison Elected First Vice President at District Meet
Mrs RR H Garrison and the Woman’s Shakespeare club celebrate her election to first vice presidency by the Second District Federation at the Sherman meeting this week. The next meeting will be at Whitesboro.
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RR. H. Garrison
Woman's Shakespeare Club
Garrison
Sherman
Whitesboro
Torpid liver relief with Herbine advertised
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a remedy for torpid liver and related symptoms. It claims the medicine activates the liver, vitalizes blood, regulates bowels, and restores energy and cheerfulness. Sold by RH. Garrison at a price of 5 cents.
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RH. Garrison
Advt
Siren Cemetery to Hold Decoration Services May 3
F. S. Vaughn of Drop announces decoration services at Siren Cemetery will be held Saturday May 3. Meetings for all interested in the cemetery are set for April 19 and 26 to prepare for the decoration and to elect a superintendent.
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S. F. Vaughn
Drop
Fresh vegetables demonstration at Pagdall's
Demonstration of Armour's products will be performed showing superior excellence. See the demonstrator at Pagdall's this Saturday. Phone 44 for details. Everyone is invited to attend and observe the fresh vegetables on display.
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Pagdall's
Paschall’s
City Candidates Fire Expense Totals Revealed
Campaign expense filings show R. M. Barns six dollars ten cents J A Barton three dollars RK Ledbetter eight dollars J M Gurley amount blank James Goode ten dollars J Ly Mercer seven dollars EI Key five dollars with entries through Saturday reflecting remaining candidates.
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R. M. Barns
J. A. Barton
RK. Ledbetter
J. M. Gurley
James Goode
J. Ly Mercer
EI Key
Pains in the Stomach Warn of Kidney and Liver Disorder
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney remedy. H T Alston of Raleigh claims his kidney and liver problems improved after the first dose and urges others to try the medicine, priced 50 cents and one dollar.
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Bright
H T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
J. F. Raley & Co
Mrs Prank Vickery Near Denton Dies at Noon
Mrs Prank Vickery wife of Frank Veery four miles southeast of Denton died at noon Friday after a long TB illness. Survived by husband and several children. Funeral services held at Little Elm Saturday afternoon with interment in Little Elm cemetery.
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Tita Vickery
Frank Veery
Denton
Airdome Tonight Popular Place Of Amusement
The B Airdome remains a popular amusement venue tonight offering show entertainment and period crowds. Attendees are expected to enjoy ongoing performances and the venue’s attractions while weather cooperates.
Armour Demonstrator to Showcase Grape Juice
A promoter will visit Pag call and present Armour products including Armour grape juice to demonstrate their superior qualities.
S Smith Sells Fruit in Town with New Apple Prices
Old phone 479. I. D. SMITH Sells Fruit announces Smith remains in town offering cheap apples. A new apple car opens with prices at $1 per unit and immediate pickup.
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Smith
I. D. Smith
Armour Demonstrator At Pas Chall Demonstrates Superior
An Armour demonstrator at Pas challs shows the superiority of the product inviting everyone to view the display and participate in the event.
Asthma Cure Ad Promises Home Treatment
An advertisement from Frontiers Athma Company offers a trial treatment and full information free of charge, claiming asthma can be cured at home. It lists Room 102 Buffalo New York as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontiers
Athma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Turner Bros grocers promote canned fruits and Armour products
Turner Bros announces fruit and cream service with the best canned fruits available. Demonstrations at Paschall's on Saturday and Armour products showcased. They emphasize efficient service, fair prices, and growing business with phones listed as 44. They offer pickles olives chow relishes and invite inquiries.
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Turner Bros
Thankful note to friends and neighbors after bereavement
The Hill Rowe family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy. Also mentions fresh potato chips sold quickly by Turner Bros and a church lunch planned by the Ladies of the American Presbyterian Church at Magill & Shepard's on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hill Rowe
Ladies of the
American Presbyterian Church
Magill & Shepard
Don’t Forget The Fountain In Denton Soda Trade
The soda water business has grown with improved methods and materials. The maker promotes high quality drinks and Melba Cream ice cream from his own plant, selling by the gallon for 4.50 and at the fountain for 10 cents in Denton.
Utilities rent notice to pay by April 1 or face council report
Notice states all water light and power rent due with payment at office on or before the first of the month. Delinquent consumers will be reported to the Council at the meeting April 14. W. J. Grady superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Grady
United States
Turner Bros Advertises Fresh Boxes of Cakes and Crackers
Local ad notes phone contact for Turner Bros offering phone order for fancy cakes crackers and other goods packed in sealed fresh boxes with full inventory availability.
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Turner Bros
Local Drugstore Promotes Safe Compounding and Delivery
Sickness in the family noted to encourage bringing prescriptions for compounding at the store. The message promises fresh pure drugs carefully prepared by experienced staff. Delivery is available at any hour to all city areas without extra charge. Customers urged to try the service.
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Wilson-Hann Co
Mr. Snyder
Texas
Fox Brothers & Co
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
News OF High School
Taliaferro’s
Honey
Rob J. H. Hopkins
Paschall
M. D. Fullingim
M. D
Curtis’ Drugstore
New
W.€. McCabe
R. H. Garrison
Peoples Home Telephone Co
Paschall's
T. C. Sample
Lod V. Robertson
Raley & Co
GEO. M. Hopkins
Emory C. Smith
N. Side Sq
Woodrum & Davis
West Oak Street
J. S. Terry the Fair
Ove
Evers Hardware
Denton Societies
Rev. C
SIREN
SIAY
Prank Vickery
Pagcall's
O.M. Curtis
Denton Steam Laundry
McAle Te Co
L. F. Collins
Son NorthsLocust St
A. Collins
Mer
North Texas Gas Co
Water and Light
J. A. Minnis
Prescription East Side
Sra Ore
Duggan Abstract Company
Hetzel, R. P
J.C. Hutzell
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Post Office
Watson Tailoring Co
C. R. Hamilton & CO
Taylor
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