Take your poultry to Elbert and the cash
Kinney street hosts a poultry drop off in Elbert with cash payment details unclear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1912
Page
4
Kinney street hosts a poultry drop off in Elbert with cash payment details unclear from the fragment.
S. A. Bushey presented thirty volunteer firemen with tiny gold ring pins as commemoration of their courage at dangerous fires. Bushey, a fireman foreman of the hook and ladder company, recalled his own loss when his son died last year while battling flames at Cradock block fire. the pins bore a nozzle engraving.
Long & King Grocers promote their expanding business and invite customers to learn how they can fulfill orders efficiently, highlighting readiness to handle increased demand despite a short crop year.
Complaint to Commissioner of Agriculture Kone alleges illegal forest tree cutting and selling without inspection. Judge Kane notes the violation carries a fine of 100 to 200 dollars. The department allows forest trees to be phased into a sales yard after inspection and certification for pests and diseases.
A Kansas City firm of bond buyers revived an offer of 75000 for the slaw issues real bond issue. The court expects to sell the issue at par and accrued interest as required by state law. Pay a meat ticket and save money.
The steam heating plant at the courthouse again failed on Monday, delaying operations. Of the $2,300 contract price, $1,500 has been withheld until satisfactory performance is achieved. Minnis drug store advertises prescription service and seed potatoes, with Turner Bros. supplying Minnesota Triumph seed Irish potatoes.
The notice mentions Buckner Orphan Home box packing by First Baptist Church ladies at Rev. M. T. Andrews's home. It also quotes a testimonial from Tom Moore in Cochran Georgia praising Bucklen’s Arnica for a sore on the instep that healed. product promoted by J F Qualey & Co. at 25 cents.
An item notes a deal at IFEAL Restaurant offering value for men with ticket access to savings. No further details on dates locations or terms are readable.
Aunt Sue Elbert, claimed to be over 100, died Sunday at the county poor farm where she had lived 13 years. Her mind faded in later life, leaving no definite age evidence. Interment followed in the Poor Farm burial ground.
We are still in business after a fire that burned the barn and damaged our stock. Our main sack of furniture car pets wallpaper sewing machines and undertaking goods are untouched. both hearses were not harmed. Call and see us when in need. Magill and Shepard, furniture and undertak ing. West side square Boh phones 148.
Robert McGinnis and Addie Fay O'Reilly daughter of Peter O'Reilly of Denon wed Saturday at a sister's home. Rev Vernimont officiated. The couple will reside in Denton. A separate note recalls a storm hardship with Dr King's New Discovery curing a severe cold and near pneumonia, sold by J F Raley & Co with a 50 cent price and a free trial bottle.
The Hubbard Bates family extends heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and the fire department for sympathy and assistance after the loss of their young daughter Loreile.
Classified notice shows Turner Bros offering Minnesota Trumph Irish seed potatoes at reduced prices. Restaurant related line suggests savings on meat tickets. Ends with brief promotional tone and location cue in Minnesota.
Individual subscriptions toward graveling the road south of town from the city limits to three or four miles out total $27,000. A. J. Woodrome says the folding committee raised about $1,800 from subscriptions, with the Commissioners court pledging $1 for each dollar raised by individuals making the county share $1,500. The effort aimed to reach $3,000 before solicitation stopped.
Miss Jewell Thomas, very sick, is again able to be up. Mrs Charles Tidwell Phelan visited Denton for a day last week and gave selections at the College of Industrial Arts during chapel exercises Saturday. She visited her daughter Miss Grace Thomas, a student at the CIA.
A frozen water pipe in the range at John A Hanns residence caused a stove explosion as steam outlet froze. The blast knocked Bertha Foreman across the kitchen and severely cut her arm. a piece of iron shattered the kitchen window and the stove was wrecked.
The Women s Shakespeare Club met with Mrs. Robert Haskins as guests. Mrs. Phelan from Dallas read from Browning s Evelyn Hope while Mrs. Haustein reviewed The Ring and the Hook and Mrs Criddle spoke on Italian customs of A Soul s Tragedy era. After lessons and a social hour, Susan Cobb played piano and Miss Clark read Lion and the Mouse. The hostesses served helleous salad course and the group adjourned to February 15 at Mrs J E Berry s.
Miss Annie Webb Blanton of the North Texas Normal faculty reported the death of her brother Eugene Blanton in Abilene Sunday night. He was about 30 and died of Brights disease after months of illness. Also includes an unrelated testimonial for a stomach remedy from W Evans of Danville Virginia.
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