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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
4
The tailor cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes and also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver at New Phase 40 No 6 West Side Square.
The Busy Store announces all new fall goods including suitings dress goods tailored suits skirts prints and ginghams. Men receive fall and winter suits hats shoes shirts ties collars and more at right prices. The shop invites customers to view the fresh arrivals as the previous stock sold out.
Feverishness and aching from malarious conditions colds or overheating respond to Hicks' Capucline. It reduces the fever and relieves aching. 112's liquid priced at 10, 25 and 59 cents at drug stores.
Miss Stella Terrill plans to return to Denton on September 1 to resume her music class at Terrill's Music Studio. The notice promotes sewing machines and music instruction offerings by Taliaferro.
A proposal invites patrons to try the Palace Restaurant as a trial experience. The offer aims to attract customers by highlighting menu variety and dining ambiance.
District court reconvened at 9:30 am and disposed of cases including Genie Garrett v Garrett with dismissal at plaintiff’s cost and numerous continuances, dismissals, and judgments for foreclosure or amounts due. Multiple dockets list continued for service, amended petitions, leave to amend, and guardian ad litem appointments.
Explore kettles stew pans and more as we explain how cooking ware is made to show why it pays to buy good quality. Prices are right and include coolers freezers and hoses.
The docket lists multiple cases in progress with leave to amend, service continuations, and judgments. Divorces granted in Eus ta I Clark and Jim Williams cases. Foreclosure and default judgments against Y M Turpin et al. Regular petit jury empaneled for the week. McGalliard vs. Texas Railway trial ongoing.
A brief reminder urging customers to have accurate prescriptions filled at Minnis Drug Store. The notice emphasizes using the local pharmacy for correct medicine and safe purchase.
G E Light and Judge Lee Zumwalt visit Pilot Point with others arriving from Fort Worth and Dallas. Teresa Abney returns home from Fort Worth while Teresa Abney visits friends in Dallas and Fort Worth. Grafton funeral draws out of town attendees from Waxahachie Richardson Whitesboro Hubbard City and Dallas. Sam Harbep attends funeral and reports on national editorial trip to Alaska.
An ad offers asthma cure at home with free trial and information from Frontier Asthma Company, then promotes Palmer's Art Shop in Buffalo New York with room 702 and framing services plus upcoming picture deals and new mouldings for customer judgment.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts constitutional remedies and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with details on pricing and vendors.
Uncalled letters for the week ending August 22 1909 at Denton Texas are listed by Ladies Gentlemen and Postal Cards sections. Names include Hannah Ashley Mollie Childress Lizzie Burrus Dora Davis Laura Rutherford Ada Scarberry Mollie Pryor Elizabeth Behan Emma Barns Nina Crawford Ruth Hicks Marie Johnson Annie Owens Lucile Redman Birdie Smith Annie Simpson A C Colley W P Falkner Dan Harris J M Jackson Charlie Pierce A L Reynolds J W Smith Frank Tucker H M Wallace Wilkerson Red Stewart George Starnes C A Sloan R P Tye Arnold Turpin and others. One cent charged per letter. state advertised when calling.
Notice advises ice customers to report poor treatment or delays by ice wagon crews by calling 130 for prompt investigation by Alliance Milling Co.
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