Local Notes and Purchases Hit By Various News
Jeff Bates ill with sickness. A boy born to Mir and Mrs Ed Morton of Withers Street. Mrs Augusta King bedridden with la grippe. G P Marrs of Moody buys 421 acre farm from N & Fairman and takes possession. Fred Rode injured when a auto hit his mail cart. no bones broken, improving. Robert Madsen recovering after seven weeks in hospital. doctors doubted recovery. Electric Bitters praised for liver trouble and jaundice. five bottles said to cure. Singer sewing machine advertised as best, at W A Taliaferro’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Theo
J F. Raley & Co
New Suit Filed in District Court Over Estate
The District Court heard a suit Tuesday filed by Ed F Bates as administrator of J A Fanning and Rhoda Fanning against R M Land and Fidelity and Deposit Company in a suit on administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed F. Bates
J. A. Fanning
Rhoda Fanning
R M. Land and Fidelity and Deposit Company
Shall Women Vote If They Did Not? A Health Pitch
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pill as a cure all for women addressing dull feelings backache headache constipation colds and appetite. It claims millions would vote if women could vote and urges early wood orders with mentions of J F Raley Co and G W Elbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J F. Raley & Co
Dr Andrews Presents Watch to Retiring Superintendent Jarrel
Dr Andrew’s speech honors W F Jarrel retiring after eighteen years as First Baptist Sunday school superintendent. He lauded faithful service shaping children’s lives and Christian values, noting Jarrel’s quiet example and lasting impact beyond material monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Jarrel
First Baptist Sunday School
Matthew T. Andrews
Brother Jarrel
Sarah K. Bolton
Four good gentle arses for sale at Denton Triff Company
Four head good gentle arses described as 16 hands high and three head of choice milk stock. Offer to sell on easy terms or cash with details provided by the Denton Triff Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Trifff Company
Green Valley district votes 10 cent school tax
Green Valley school district north of Denton approves a special 10 cent per 100 tax to supplement state funds at a recent election. An unrelated ad promotes Smith's cafe fresh fish and oysters and Bucklens Arnica Save for skin and wound care with a 25 cent price at J. F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Valley
Denton
Smith's Cafe
Arnica Save
J. F Raley & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice and Testimonials
An 1870s style classified item offers a 100 dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Waldins Kinnah and Marvin and druggists in Toledo Ohio. The ad notes internal action, testimonial distribution, price 7 cents per bottle, and nationwide sale claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fr J. Cheney
Waldins, Kinnah & Marvin
O.hall
Prescription Department Promises Safe Service At Store
For twenty years the pharmacist at this store offers a dedicated prescription department with a graduate in pharmacy, licensed in Texas Missouri and Illinois. The service features a double check system, pure drugs, free delivery, and assurance when illness strikes or for near ones at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Texas
Missouri
Delinquent Tax Collected Across 1908 9 Units
Special Delinquent Tax Collector L L Roark reports most 1908 09 taxes paid with homestead levies remaining. He notes receipts between 2000 and 4000 dollars and ongoing efforts on earlier years, though slower than recent debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. L. Roark
Mr. Roark
Record and Chronicle
Yars
Parvin Builds New Model School in County District
The Parvin school district in the eastern county nears completion of a new model school building costing about $2,000. Based on scientific plans from the Extension Department of the State University it is described as one of the neatest up to date rural schools in the area with perfect ventilation and heating throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvin
The
State University
Texas Teachers Meet Abilene Vocational Education Talk
President W. B. Birvell outlines a program on What Texas Is Doing for the Vocational Education of Her Women before the State Teachers Meeting at Abilene. Penton teachers and superintendents including Carlisle Parks Butler Legett Beaty Walker Boylan and professors Payne and Jackson are traveling to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Birvell
The
College of Industrial Arts
Texas
Abilene
Penton
Supt. Carlisle
J. E. Parks
W. D. Butler
J. H. Legett
Beaty
Lillian Walker
Boylan
W. H. Payne
R. E. Jackson
Not Sorry for Blunder and the New Discovery
D. T. Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls a near fatal cough before using Dr King s New Discovery which stopped the cough and improved his health. The advertisement touts the remedy as a life saver for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and whooping cough with a free trial bottle and a guarantee from J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
Bette
J. F. Raley & Co
Marriage of Bernice Skinner and Jesse Mounts
Bernice Skinner of the McCurley Schoolhouse near Denton and Jesse Mounts of Fort Worth wed this Sunday. They plan to reside in Fort Worth. Also promotes Parisian Sage as a dandruff cure with endorsements and a curative claim, including a price of 50 cents for large bottles. Read the advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Skinner
McCurley
Denton
Jesse Mounts
Fort Worth
Cardui praised as safe gentle aid for women
Worth weight in gold praise from Mrs M E Rail of Mount Pleasant Tenn for Cardui. She suffered two years and grew weak yet recovered and now recommends Cardui for young and old. The remedy, made from harmless vegetables, supports nature without harsh drugs and a 14 page booklet is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
M. E. Rail
Cardui
Local residents extend Christmas visits and travel notes
A long list of residents report Christmas and holiday travel with relatives across Texas. Names include Mrs. W. Frita in Waco, D. W. Dallas in Van Alstyne, Miss Maude Davis of McKinney, Miss Irene Powell home from teaching, and many others visiting family in Sherman, Aubrey, Dallas, Bartlett, Calvert, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frita
Waco
D. W. Dallas
van Alsyne
C. J. Miller
Sherman
BE. J. Witt
Dallas
Maude Davis
McKinney
Bessie Hogue
J. B. Turpen
Lewisville
Irene Powell
T. W. Turner
W. T. Turner
Little Clara
Carlisle
Austin
J. A. Minnis
Miss Degan
Calvert
G. W. Elbert
Social notes from Sanger and area include visitors and a cotton record
Hereford and Miss Blanche Wiley of Sanger visit Miss Avella Turner. Mrs. J. M. Broadhurst of Dallas returns home with her sisters Besse and Ruby Myers after Christmas. Mrs. Will McGintie returns to Dallas tomorrow after holidays with the MecGinties. Mr. McGintie came home Tuesday after Christmas. M. A. Hume of Little Elm is in town. he grew ten acres of cotton, yielding 10,810 pounds of seed, sold for $545.10, seeking county records. An ad closes, praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as safe for delicate women and children. Available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Denton
Bartlett
W.R. Looney
Hugh Looney
A. J. Smith
Cxalvert
D. K. Dyche
Aubrey
Rube Turner
Wylie Smith
Terrell
May Leipse
Dallas
M. ¥. Goodfellow
Grand Prairie
Bertha Rhodes
Mattie Beay
Burleson
J. J. Turpen
J. F. Bell
R. H. Garrison
Kh. H. Hoffman
Florence Myers
J. S. Myers
Maude White
Walter, Ok
A. T. Butler
Argyle
Denton
Welch Street
CC. L. Hogue
J. A. Birdsong
Veron
W. W. Shepard
Sanger
R. Lane
J. S. Darnell
Gunter
T. C. McCormick
W. R. Graham
Greenville
Mrr
A. E. Graham
R. L. Selby
Hillsboro
A. J. Moon
Grady
Ben
Jack McNeil
Paris
John P. Dukinfield
Gainesville
Guy Dukinfield
May Withers
Krum
J. A. Withers
Carroll Garrison
Garland
Sadie Clark
Ava Claire
J. D. Potter
D. K. Allison
Las
Soward
Clarksville
T. M. Teasley
Frank Smell
J. G. Boyd
Sherman
Holman Cook
Cleburne
Bonus
The
Santa Fe
Cook
Freeland Farris
Leland Price
N. GC. Farris
Collinsville
H. J. Grace
Anson
Daughve
C. I
Hidden advertisement hints at desired article price
A brief ad notes an article readers have sought is featured in this issue. It promises an intriguing price and urges readers to look up the details. The message emphasizes exclusivity and a special offer within the publication.
Classified Column Seeks Sellers in Advertising Page
Local newspaper notes an advertising column full of classified listings. It encourages readers to use the space to reach buyers and sell items through the CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lipscomb & Fritz
Sahara Radia RE
RTA
Scott's Steam Dye Works
Denton Steam Laundry Company
P. Lipscomb
Curtis’ Drug Store
Vernon Cash
East McKinney St
Ben Key
Peoples’ Home Telephone Co
Kanga
iParaans
Owace
Mkt
Katy
Jeff Bates
Mir
Mrs
Ed Morton
Withers Street
Augusta King
la Grippe
G. P. Marrs
Moody
McLennan County
N. &. Fairman
Mr. Marrs
LNB
orshHdac
Fred Riode
Andrew
Frontier Asthms Company
Buffalo, N
A.ead
Mark Tiat
Ords & Limes
Price Billingsley
Linois
Ness
C. M. Curtis
Smith's Cate
Minnis’ Drug Store
Bizzell
Bernicke Skinner
Smith's Restaurant
West Side
O. M. Curtis
Record and
Chronicle
Lagerbund
America
John Stoner
Evansville
Ind
O. ‘ Curtis
Ms. Borth
Near Krum
Wm. Ganzer
Juliet Allen
H. G. Allen
Ermyne Holt
Charley Christian
Decatur
Lottie Belle Vaughn
Earl Wilson
Allison’s Pharmacy
Denton Tailoring Co
Smith & Ziegler
West Side Square
Arthur W. Palmer
Fom
Hamilton’s
C. R. Hamilton
Chamberlain
Candy Kitchen
Taylor Brothers
Bh Phonts
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