The Happy Spirit of 1912 Welcomes New Year
A festive end to 1911 and hopeful dawn of 1912 unfold as whistles pierce the night and the old year is laid to rest. The narrative depicts a ceremonial burial of the old year and a bright, confident new year rising with optimism for good in the coming months.
Canned Fruits Draw Praise From Michigan Growers
Northern Michigan canned fruits are hailed as the best in the country with more real fruit per can than any other brand. A shopper tip urges adding this product to the next order.
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Michigan
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Healthier Hair
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple grandmothers tea blend to prevent gray, thinning, and dandruff. Claims rapid scalp cleaning, hair growth, and restored color with safe, daily use. Sold by druggists at fifty cents a bottle through J A Minnis, special agent.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
J. A. Minnis
Concrete on North Locust Walk Plan Delayed by Weather
The North Locust street committee paused concrete walk work on the east side but J M Evans expects start after winter. West side residents push for renewed agreement after a stalled strip blocked earlier progress, while C I A girls and mud amid the dispute intensify local pressure to secure sidewalks.
War veteran praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
Erie veteran K. Smith writes of years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble and credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with relief They are sold for 26 cents at J F Raley Co and advertised at the Idea Restaurant with a mention of 2 BSE trout nearby
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K. Smith
Erie
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Fruit and nuts variety offered for orders in Florida and California
The text promotes a broad selection of apples and nuts with availability in Florida and California. It invites readers to place orders and expresses appreciation for customer business.
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Florida
California
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts in 1886 Legal Statement
Frank J Cheney declares as senior partner of J Cheney & Co that their firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 before Notary Public W Leason. Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials free. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
W. Leason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Lantrip Estate Guardianship Filed for Minder Children
Mrs. Mary Frances Lantrip filed for guardianship of her minor children Callie E 20 Herbert 17 Walter Clide 12 Coy 10 Bertha Frances 8 and Mattie May Belle Lantrip 6. The estate includes an interest in 19815 acres of the Asien Coleman survey Asthma Can b cured a home Trial treatment information free from Frontier Asthma Company Buffalo NY.
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Mary Frances Lantrip
Callie E
Herbert
Walter Clide
Coy Ellis
Bertha Frances
Mattie May Belle Lantrip
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, Y
Minnis Drug Store Specialty Notes and Local Marriages
At Minnis drug store prescription work is a specialty. MAKRRIAGH LICENSES list Homer Lane Tioga and Miss Vio la Simes Tioga. M A Beard Venton and Mrs Litte Stroud Denton. C Seagraves Little Elim and Miss Katie Massey Frisco. Herman Strittmatter Pilot Point and Magdalena Mueller Pilot Point.
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Minnis
Makrriagh
Homer Lane
Tioga
Viola Simes
M. A. Beard
Venton
Litte Stroud
Denton
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
A Fayetteville man writes how Dr King’s New Discovery cured his sister and himself from frightful coughs and suspected consumption. The letter praises the medicine for sore throats coughs colds and bronchial trouble and notes trial bottles 60 cents and one dollar. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
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Dr. King
A.D. McDonald
Fayetteville N, Co. R
J. F. Raley & Co
Notice to Water and Light Patrons Due by the 10th
Water rents for the quarter and lights for the month are now due. All payments must be made by the 10th. City Water Light and Power. By W. J. Grady, Supt.
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TY Water and Light
City Water, Light and Power
W. J. Grady
Gupt
Venton Library Association Forms Temporary Leadership
The Venton Library association held its first meeting Friday at 3 30 pm to form a permanent body. G J Roark was named temporary chairman and Miss Madie Brownlow temporary secretary, with a committee to draft constitution and by laws. Members agreed to meet Wednesday to prepare papers for the next Friday session January 5 at 4 pm. An indebtedness prompted a monthly assessment for the first quarter to cover claims.
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Venton Library Association
G. J. Roark
Madie Brownlow
Lev. A. D. Rogers
Lev
M. T. Andrews
A. Logan
Robert Haskins
F. A. Hauslein
Jene Steger
Association
Pulpit Bible Presented to South Methodist Church
The pulpit Bible at the First Methodist Church South was presented as a Christmas remembrance by Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Turner, correcting a prior error that attributed the gift to A. D. Turner due to misread initials.
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THE
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church South
D. R. Turner
A. D. Turner
A. D
D. R
Auction sale of china and jewelry advertised
Auction sale of china and fine jewelry is held daily at 2:30 and 7:30 in the Iron Building on the south side next to Curtis. Messrs By rons and Cooles are licensed auctioneers in charge of the sale. Strike while the iron is hot. what is advertised today may not be available tomorrow.
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Vice Daily
Curtis
Byrons
Cooles
Arestate
Bradshaw Home Burned Outside Town Limits
Fire outside the corporate limits destroyed M. H. Bradshaw’s residence and contents Sunday night after a rekindled blaze in the roof area. The home, uninsured beyond $500 building coverage and $200 on the house, suffered total loss with only a few clothing items saved.
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M. H. Bradshaw
Nore
Late personal news highlights visitors and departures
Local items list residents and guests visiting from Lewisville Dallas Fort Worth and other towns. Names include I M Rucker Dick Newton Naugle Andy Crawford S. O. White J W Degan Lena Hoskins Jina Steger and Eugene Whitehead among others. The column notes travel homecomings promotions teaching moves and a Christmas stretch with a lost and found tease at the end.
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Cam
Pilot Point
I. M. Rucker
Inrum
Dick Newton
Ewisville Tiber
Naugle
Mertzon
Andy Crawford
Lewisville
Freeman Paschal
Camp County
Jack Christal
Roanoke
N. C
Lewisville Avate Bank
S. O. White
Comanche
Mise J
Gillespie
Tolar
Hood County
J. W. Sullvan
Baby
Bryan
Sybil Wooley
Cedar Springs
W. Steger, Jr
Dallas
Jx. W. Steger
A. J. Fouts
Garza County
Jina Steger
Zion
Judge Hoskins W
San Angelo
Lena
John Scott
Lloyd
Mineola
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Nem
Chen Anekrone
Pee Hamilton & Yeattsstomasen
Fox Bros. @ Co
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J. E. McCabe
West Oak St
Pinckley & Lester
B. H. Deavenport & CO
L. F. Collins & Son
J. A. Collins
Hickory Street
Lone Star Restaurant
KF. F. Hill
Craddock Building
South Side Square
McCray's
South Elm St
Arkansas Mill
R. J. Cowan
W. E. McCabe
Garrison’s Drug Store
West Side Square
Duggan Abstract Co
Denton County
J W. Johnson
Graughon
Practical Business College
Hopefy Ce
Idea Restan
N. B
People's Home Telephone Co
V. Johnson
T. C
E. Side
Lantrip Estate
Idea
Library Association Meets
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Record
Chronicle Lost and Found Co
New
Clifford Stroud
W. D. Lacy
Mar
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Chicago
St. Louis
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W. G. Crush
Linz Building
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