Acre of berries nets 345 in Denton County tale
The article notes Andrew Patterson 82 died of old age at his Lloyd home after living in Texas 29 years. It cites C L Floyd praising black sandy land west of Aubrey and a neighbor Mr Morris who canned 345 dollars of blackberries from a one acre plot. Patterson's remains to be shipped to Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
C. L. Floyd. Mconday
Denton County
Mr. Morris
Aubrey
Lloyd
Andrew Patterson
Town
Mr. Patterson
Mansfield
Denton County Home Relief Association
W.L. McCormick
O. Beall
Denton
Westminster Senior League elected officers at church meeting
At a Westminster Senior League gathering of the Southern Presbyterian church on Sunday night the group elected Miss Mabel Hogue president Miss Mattie Brown vice president Milton Storrie secretary and Miss Beatrice Hogue treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Senior League of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hogue
Mattie Brown
Milton Storrie
Beatrice Hogue
Ideal Restaurant Sells Unique Bread Loft Item
A concise notice notes Ideal Restaurant offering a rare 14.z loaf of bread for sale. Internal listing highlights the single restock item with emphasis on exclusivity and scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Restaurant
Western: items on ice at Tance Milling Co
Fragmentary notice from Western area shows a milling company named Tance Milling Co with references to items or dates on ice. The readable text is sparse but indicates an industrial or local business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetern
Beta Phonea al’ Tance Milling CO
Woodyard Opening Linked to Grocery and Producer Business
G Welbert announces opening a first class woodyard connected with his grocery and producer business and respectfully asks for a portion of local orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Welbert
Happenings in Society Turnip Skuip For Sale
For sale at bicycle store featuring a fad item described as Turnip Skuip. Local classifieds note availability and pricing details.
Remains of Infant Brought From Fort Worth
The three month old infant of Clifton Taylor died in Fort Worth and the remains were brought here Sunday night. Interment was held Monday at 9 o clock at the I O O F cemetery. Clifton Taylor formerly lived in Denna and is a son of John M Taylor of 55 South Locust street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Taylor
Fort Worth
Den
John M. Taylor
South Locust Street
Suits Filed in the District Court
The District Court records new civil actions including E. J. Farrington versus C. J. Wilkerson on debt. Sam Hawkins against Holman Jackson and A. F. Jackson on debt. Raymond R. McDaniel versus Maggie McDaniel on divorce. Y. M. Turpen versus Eva Turpen on divorce. Piickard and Sanders versus J. C. Hawke al on debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
E. J. Farrington
C. J. Wilkerson
Sam Hawkins
Holman Jackson
A. F. Jackson
Raymond R. McwDaniel
Maggie McDaniel
Y. M. Turpen
E.va Turpen
Piickard & Sanders
J. C. Haw
Ec al
Mound City paints may cost a trifle more
M. R. Gilbert notes paint prices in Mound City could rise slightly as suppliers adjust costs. Local merchants expect small increases affecting coatings for homes and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City Paints
M. R. Gilbert
Dry cordwood for sale delivered by W. T. Johnson
W. T. Johnson advertises dry cordwood for sale at a quoted price per cord with delivery included. Contact information listed as 303tfc.
Free photograph offered for Anna Belle fans at office
Special notice invites young readers to obtain a free photograph of Anna Belle the girl who furnishes cut out pictures for the comic supplement. To claim it, bring four reasons why they like the Anna Belle pictures to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle
Institute Programs Set for Teachers Institutes Year
Superintendent Carlisle schedules the nine month program for city teachers institutes starting September 3 at Robt E Lee auditorium. Ten sessions planned with papers by Logan Buster Higgins Dobbs Cagle Jackson Pritchett and others plus discussions on study methods language geography and preparation for high school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Carlisle
Robt. E. Lee
A. Logan
Buster
Miss Higgins
Miss Kelsey
Cagle
Jackson
Frontier Asthma Company Offers Free Home Cure Information
An advertisement from the Frontier Asthma company claims asthma can be cured at home with full information provided absolutely free. It lists room 702 in Buffalo New York as the contact location for the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inte Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo
N. x
In the Limelight at the Majestic Airdome Tonight
Drisko and Earl present their original musical playlet In the Limelight at the Majestic Airdome. A blend of comedy and pathos with sagging cornet and violin solos. Five minutes in one, twelve minutes full stage. Cornet soloists from Innes Orchestral band of New York join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Airdome
Drisko and
Earl
Late of Innes
Orchestral Band of
New York
Electric Bitters Cure Malaria and Debility Claims
The ad claims Panama Canal region disease woes include chills fever ague biliousness and jaundice. It touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed remedy able to destroy malarial troubles and stomach liver and kidney issues with a testimonial from Wm A Fetwell of Lucama NC claiming full cure after a severe malaria attack. Price 50c by J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Catal
Wm. A. Fetwell
Lucama
N. C
J. F. Raley & Co
Winter wood sale offer from W T Johnson
Buy your winter wood now while roads are good and prices are low. Dry cordwood offered at 3 per cord delivered by W T Johnson, 803tfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnson
Oklahoma ear corn and oats on sale
C F Witherspoon and Sons advertise Oklahoma ear corn priced at 65 cents per bushel and oats with oat bags offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
C. F. Witherspoon & Sons
Weather and cotton outlook in Denton and Ellis counties
Farmers in Denton county favor moderation in rain with dry spell relief for pasturage and cotton, while fearing boti worm outbreaks after wet spells. Ellis county reports cotton condition around 75 percent with similar acreage to last year despite a 10 percent drop in planted area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ellis County
Overhhe
Perry Davis Pain Killer Promoted for Cold Prevention
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as preventing chills from wet dampness and cold. It claims the product heats the system when mixed with warm water or milk and asserts two million bottles sold yearly after seventy years in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Eice
Meteor Shower Lights Up August Sky Over Weekend
A bright meteor event Saturday night drew attention as several shooting stars, unusually brilliant for August, streaked across the sky from the northeast toward the southwest. One fireball spanned over 90 degrees, beginning in the Milky Way and fading near the horizon, developing a long tail that grew in length and intensity.
Harness and saddle repair by S. W. Kanady
Denton County praised by visitors as favorable for living and farming. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Blewett report a 6000 mile journey across multiple western states and declare Denton County the best place to reside and earn a living with the finest crop conditions seen on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Blewett
Avis
California
Denton County
Ideal Restaurant Featured for Mother's Bread
The notice promotes the Ideal Restaurant as the place to enjoy celebrated Mother's bread in Fort Worth. It emphasizes the restaurant as the preferred venue for both Mother's and Fort Worth bread offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Resolutions on the Death of Sister Catherine Barrett
Welch lodge No 1552 K L of H notes the death of sister Catherine Barrett. The committeee expresses loss and sympathy to her family, requests minutes to record the resolutions, and asks copies be sent to the family and published in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Lodge
K. L. of H
Catherine Barrett
Bey
Barrett
Notice to creditors to settle with trustee Run
All persons indebted to me Millgan will please call and settle with me E L Run Trustee Office over McClurkan Co dry goods store 306 words 40c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millgan
E. L. Run
McClurkan & Co
Social Roundup of Denton City Visitors and Travelers
A dense list of locals and guests visiting from and to nearby towns reports numerous stays in Dallas, Galveston, Fort Worth, Sherman, Pilot Point, Gainesville, Oklahoma, and Louisville. Residents like J W Donaldson, Miss Ada Sandifer, and Sheriff W C Orr mingle with travelers returning from Galveston and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Beyett
Fort Werth
J. P. Blount
Wureks Springs
John Coling
Galveston
Tom Samples
J. Newton
Pilot Point
Chas. Mays
G. J. Hammett
Fort Worth
Edith Sullivan
Oklahoma
Jim Inge
Roy Borden
Leon Spencer
New York
Chicago
J. H. Deavenport
B. H. Deavenport
New Orleans
W. C. Orr
el Paso
A. D. Miller
Edwin Miller
P. H. Bateman
Ballinger
Net Shultz
P. G. Benett
Alvarado
Ed F. Bates
Robi, Hoffman
Sam Hawking
John DeMauri
Denton County
Henrietta
Carl Skiles
Gainesville
Texas Company
Claudia Waller
Mineola
Stella Owsley
Leona Cobb
Farmersville
Booth
Belville
Denton
Richard Spann
Wesley College of
Buck McKinney
Payne
Cloudcroft
N. M
Stella Freeman
R. W. Stephens
J. S.anderson
Charmersville
J. A. Chastain
Menardville
James Barton
Chas. Robinson
Calvin
M. L. Robinson
El Paso visit ends with Oklahoma trip and repairs
Mrs. Leslie Payne returned home to El Paso with Mrs. Wm Payne and Kate Al Wilkinson after a seventeen day automobile trip through Oklahoma. They report the trip without serious injury though the machine sustained damage. Rev T Z Cagle was released from Gribble Springs en route to Dallas to bring Mrs. Cagle home following her tumor operation. Rev M T Andrews will fill the pulpit during Cagle's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Payne
Wm. Payne
el Paso
Kate al Wilkinson
Stanley White
Oklahoma
T. Z. Cagle
Gribble Springs
Dallas
Local Names List Reveals Regional Signatories
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals tied to various towns including Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Denison Madill Gaza Gaza and Alva Brant among others. The incomplete roster names B Brown B P Kelsay J W Lalker J L Ford and several others across Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Brown
Fort Worth
B. P. Kelsay
City
J. W. Lalker
Oklahoma
J. L. Ford
Prosper
J. E. Kittrell
Krum
G. T. Atcheson Slidell
Dh. BE. Hand
Nelson
G. W. Riley
aGrza
J. M. Sanders
Gaza
W. K. Ross
Madill
E. Hagen
Dallas
W. T. Hawley
Denison
Deafness and catarrh cure claim from Hall's remedy
A historical advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cautions it can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh caused deafness Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Hall
F. J. Caeney & Co
Classifieds line promotes weekly ads in Daily and Weekly
If you have something to sell use the CLASSIFIED. Ten words a week in Daily and a week in Weekly for 40 cents.
Rubber medical supplies advertised with guarantee
An advertisement promotes Kandleek brand syringes hot water bottles ice packs and other rubber goods as the best quality. They are said to be made from pure gum and guaranteed by the seller for two years from sale. Prices are higher than ordinary goods with free delivery by phone order.
Local News Briefs From Bois d Ate Street To City Square
Born to George Cochrane on Bois d Ate Street a boy. City health department crews haul two to three wagonloads of trash from the square daily. The 9 months old Sam Williams child died Sunday night from whooping cough. Burial Monday at City Cemetery. J H Blanks bought into H Braddell’s on south side of square, Griffin moved into Caddell’s bell shop on east side. Change took place Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cochrane
Bois d
City Health Department
Sam Williams
J. H. Blanks
H. Braddell
Griffin
Mr. Caddell
Ana
T Be Square
Rain and Wind Cause Damage Near Slidell
A strong rainstorm Sunday swept through Slidell with gusty winds. The storm damaged a barn owned by Capt. Malone and extended several miles east and north of Slidell, with rainfall limited to two to three miles on this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slidell
Malone
Missing Wakson horse recovered near town pasture
The horse belonging to J E Wakson that escaped from the Red Barn was found Sunday evening in a pasture nine miles north of town by Walter Luster and Joe Young. Initial reports suggested theft and ads were posted across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wakson
Red Barn
Walter Luster
Joe Young
Struck a Rich Mine: S W Bends Praises Dr King’s Pills
S W Bends of Coal City Alabama says he found perfect health in Dr King’s New Life pills after twelve years of suffering. He claims the pills cure liver troubles constipation malaria dyspepsia debility and more. 25 cents at J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Let the Record and Chronicle Have Your Magazine Subscript
A promotional note offers club or group subscriptions at favorable prices with broad options for magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Record
Chronicle
Hidden Ad Hints at Long-Sought Article With Pun
An unusual ad hints at a forthcoming article the paper has long sought. The teaser suggests a witty pun centered on a coveted topic, drawing readers in to discover the hidden subject and its clever wordplay.
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East Side Square
Coal New
Colorado
Taylor Brothers
A. Patterson
Blackberrie
Kanady
Westminster Senior League
J. W. Jagoe, Jr
Ben Key
Record and Chronicle Office
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co
H. Egan
Ladies ‘Aid Society
P. J. Beyett
Alta Vista
R. H. Garrison
West Side Square
CIT
Evers
Evers Hardware Co
S. W. Kanady
Olin Graham
By Hann
Chas
Kirkpatrick
Powell
Lewisville
West Side SQ
Oatman
Kandleek
M. Curtis
W. J McCray
W.j.mccray, Jeweler
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