Normal College Field Day at Highland Park
Arrangements are complete for the Annual Field Day exercises at Highland Park Tuesday afternoon. The program includes contests, a noon basket dinner picnic, music by the Normal band, a wire-walking exhibition by J. P. Robertson, and a 2:30 baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
J. P. Robertson
B. Rogers
Christopher
Bruce “. M. Huffman
R. N. Thomas
E. A. Jones
H. D. Muns
J.F. Robertson
Stomach Pains Signal Liver Kidney Trouble Says Ad
Advertisement urges readers with stomach pains to seek treatment as signs of liver or kidney disorder warning of dropsy diabetes or Bright's disease. Electric Bitters praised by H T Alston of Raleigh who reports quick improvement after starting the remedy. Available for 50 cents or 31.00, recommended by J F Raley & Co.
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Bright
H T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
J. F. Raley & Co
Michigan pork and beans with tomato sauce sale
Michigan pork and beans with tomato sauce advertised at five cents per can from Turner Bros with phone contact 7.
Oil Lease Awarded At Cushing Field For 470600
Associated Press reports Waters-Pierce Oil company secured an 80 acre lease in the Cushing oil field for 470600 dollars. The announcement comes from Cushing Oklahoma on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Cushing. Ok
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Cushing Oil Field
Fresh vegetables offered by local implement firm
Farmers Implement & Vehicle Company advertises peanut attachment for Canton No. 12 two-horse one-row cotton and corn planter. Phone 44 LONG & KING. Fresh vegetables available with small cost.
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Long & King
Noftich
Farmers Implement & Vehicle Company
Pennyworth Groceries Advertises Olive Oil and Pork and Beans
Imported olive oil in half pint cans sold at Minnis' Drug Store for 25 cents. Long and King and Turner Bros advertise groceries with pork and beans at 4 cents a can. Impress phone 44 on your mind.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Long & King
County Court Opens Three Week Session
The county court started a three week term with no jury until Tuesday. Pleas of guilty were entered for carrying a pistol and petty theft with fines of 100 and 5 dollars respectively. A 12 year old, Ray Bushon, pled guilty to theft of four pairs of shoes, receiving a suspended sentence after a sympathetic hearing.
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Clarence Tolan
Arthur Thorne
J. W. Johnson
Marshal Alexander
Piiot Point
Ray Bushon
Hoskins
April meeting program of the Daughters of the Confederacy
The program lists a roll call, readings from Sidney Lanier and Edgar Allan Poe, discussions on Texan history before San Jacinto and the secession, music including a San Jacinto era tune, and table talks. A second section notes the Ladies Missionary Society social with devotional, songs, solo, and talks on India and mission work.
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LL. D. C
Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas
United States
Long
Glynn Sidney Lanier
L. A. Mc. Donald
San Jacinto
H. F. Browder
Eagar Allen Poe
Ella Hawkins
Bower
Battle of
H. B. Caddel
W. E. Durbin
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
T. N. Skiles
S. E. Harwell
Freedman
Carrie Anderson
W. W. Shepard
India
M. Magill
Waldo Blewett
David Livingston
J. W. Caldwell
Dr. Allison
W. B. McClurkan
Birdie Skiles
J. H. Bianks
Late personal news from Denton area residents
Local notes list visitors and arrivals including F M Rayzor from Taylor Tom Hill from Parvin John W Hall of Sanger Jack Medlin from Roanoke J C Groves from Roanoke B F Witt from Salt Branch J L G Belew and W B Montgomery from Pilot Point Mrs J S Crawford called to Dallas for mother’s illness C C Bell from Decatur for home coming Mr and Mrs Harry Saunders of Fort Worth visited relatives Mrs H L Lawrence of Terrell visiting Rk Huff family Miss Ella Baxter and sisters Ruth and Ellen Hobson to Fort Worth Revs R L Humphries Ladonia and A W Rogers Gainesville Cumberland ministers visiting J W Degan from Lewisville reports flourishing town Claude Bell returned from Kansas City visit Mr and Mrs John Scott and daughter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Terry KE Barefield and S Rhoads visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Floyd at Grapevine
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F. M. Rayzor
Taylor
Tom Hill
Parvin
John W. Hall
Sanger
Jack Medlin
Roanoke
J C. Groves
B. F. Witt
Salt Branch
JL. G. Belew
W. 8
Decatur
Harry Saunders
Fort Worth
South Bernard Street
H. L. Lawrence
Terrell
Rk. R Huff
Hann Avenue
C. T. Boyer
Gainesville
B. L. Taylor
Denton
Ella Baxter
Ruth
Ellen Hobson
R L. Humphries
Ladonia
A. W. Rogers
Cumberland
J. W. Degan
Lewisville
Claude Bell Ha
Baker
Kansas City
John Scott
Dorothy
Terry KE. Barefield
S. Rhoads
Charles Floyd
Dr King’s New Life Pills Faithfully Restore Health
Cure headaches indigestion biliousness and sour stomach with Dr King’s New Life Pills. They purify blood and renew vigor in the system. Every pill helps and every box is guaranteed. Price 25 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co.
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Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Turner Bros and Mrs Bob Pockrus Supply Cards
Initial correspondence cards with envelopes from Minnis Drug Store. Turner Bros offers fresh vegetables by phone. Mrs Bob Pockrus, 25, wife of a farmer on Ja goe place east of town, died Sunday after a three day illness from peritoneal inflammation. She leaves a husband and three children. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery near Lloyd.
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Bob Pockrus
Jagoe Place
W. P. Woods
Aubrey
Oak Grove
Lloyd
Bucken's Armia Salve Promises Quick Skin Cure
The ad claims Bucken's Armia Salve quickly cures hupns bruises boils sores and skin diseases. It cites L H Haflin of Iredell Texas healing a painful ankle sore in four days and urges household use. Available for 25 cents as recommended by J F P Raley & Co.
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Bucken
L. H. Haflin
Iredell
Tex
J. FP. Raley & Co
Advt
Five Cents Buys Michigan Pork and Beans at Turner Bros
A historic retail note shows a can of Michigan pork and beans selling for five cents at Turner Brothers. The brief tags the offer as a penny-pinched era detail and cites the store as a social hub in town commerce.
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Turner Bros
Ring Minnis No 188 for all drug store goods
Quick delivery at all hours of day. Ring Minnis No 188 offers a full range of drug store goods with around the clock service.
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Ring Minnis
Fine Candy Ads at Curtis Finest Candies in Town
Curtis advertises superb confections in beautiful packages from leading makers. The copy promises outstanding quality and appeals to customers with phrases about the best being enough. It notes Nunnally's Box Bountiful and offers a one dollar per box home order by phone.
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Curtis
Nunnally’s Box Bountiful
Minnis' Drug Store Ad Promotes Grocery and Service
An old advertisement from Minnis' Drug Store highlights toilet articles and groceries, praising years of service and urging customers to phone their grocery needs. Long & King signs the notice with a phone number 44.
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Long & King
Denton Mian Honored at Osteopathic Association Meeting
Dr J S Crawford returned from Houston where he attended the meeting of the Texas Osteopathic association. He was elected first vice president of the association, which will meet next year in Dallas.
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J S. Crawford
Houston
Texas Oseopathic Association
Dr. Crawford
Dallas
Minnis' Drug Store Specializes in Prescription Work
A Denton classified ad promotes Minnis' Drug Store focusing on prescription work while inviting readers to learn about asthma treatments. The notice claims free, complete information from Frontiers Athman Company in Buffalo New York and urges contact for trial treatment.
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Athman Company
Room 102Buffalo
Local Grocers Highlight Quality Goods and Service
A neighborhood grocer touts carefully selected goods and superior brands. Customers are invited to compare prices and quality, with phone contact listed for inquiries.
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Wilson-Hann Co
North Texas Gas Co
Water and Light Office
Denton Water, Light & Power Company
W. J. Grady
Bob
Rob J. H. Hopkins
Paschall
M. D. Fullingim, M. D
Curtis’ Drugstore
W.€. McCabe, M. D
R. H. Garrison
Peoples Home Telephone
Kentucky
Tennessee
Baltimore
Wenton County
Reuben
Charney Axtell
Mac Mahon
W. C. Grant
Red Barn
Lad
Robertson
Raley & Co
AaTu Cor Normal Athleies
I. A Yard Dash
E. Smith
Roy Young
R. J. Hina
A. Reese
M. Williams
H. D. Mune
F. B. Rogers
W. F. Spearman
C. C. McClure
H. T. Moore
L. Q. Sparks
J. R. Turner
W. E. James
C. A. Hinson
F. A. Reese
H. D. Mans
W. FE. James
H. D. Maps
R. J. Hanson
M. T. Reese
J. W. Christopher
H. D. Munns
M. L. Munday
C. E. Smith
Roy Leach
N. Johnson
C. Miller
B. E. Ross
A. E. McKibben
C. T. Walker
W. R. Bradford
C. A. Yates
E. L. Anderson
L. D. Borden
J. Ll. Bidwell
Michigan
GEO. M. Hopkins
Emory C. Smith
N. Side Sq
Woodrum & Davis
West Oak Street
J. S. Terry the Fair
Bardware Company
Lounty Court
Denton Societies
O.M Curtis
Denton Mian
Ptage
Collings & Son's
Col
Lins’ Yard
Fox Bros
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
W. T
Tom) Morris
Lipscomb Drug Store
Gunter
San Ant
Percy Tyrrell
Prince Albert
Watson Tailoring Co
CG. R. Hamilton & CO
Taylor Hardware CO
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