W R Scott Plumbing Ad Offers Custom Work
W R Scott advertisement beside Ideal Restaurant urges cold weather plumbing care. It promotes dry cleaning and repairs and emphasizes sanitary plumbing done tightly at first with home maintenance in mind.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1909
Page
4
W R Scott advertisement beside Ideal Restaurant urges cold weather plumbing care. It promotes dry cleaning and repairs and emphasizes sanitary plumbing done tightly at first with home maintenance in mind.
An advertisement offers a $1000 life insurance policy from the Texas Mutual Life Insurance Association combined with a bank account. For $40 yearly, the plan pays $40.85 at the end of year four and each subsequent year while the policyholder continues paying $30 annually after year four.
Eight pupils answered roll call in the third and fourth grade where forty usually do. Primary and higher grades show about half the usual attendance. Principal Prof. Cagle cites cold weather and a grip epidemic as key causes.
Special low prices on dress goods skirts and suits announced by the Long Dry Goods Company. This offer highlights reduced rates across multiple apparel departments and invites shoppers to visit the store for value buys.
Denton endured potentially the coldest night in ten to twelve years as Monday night temperatures dipped below ten degrees at dawn and 6 degrees Tuesday morning. Snow and sleet coated the ground, sleighing appeared, and indoor items froze solid from Sunday night’s cold.
Local notice advertising a clearance sale offering fall and winter goods at bargain prices. The ad emphasizes genuine bargains and urges shoppers to visit the Long Dry Goods Company for discounted merchandise.
A recruitment notice seeks a young lady or gentleman to work at Jones studio. Apply at once to Record and Chronicle and Mc Clure's Magazine offering $2.
Severe cold leaves Central Building out of service forcing public school to close Monday afternoon. With heating unable to cope and students shivering in cloaks and furs, Superintendent Carlisle ordered classes suspended until warmer weather returns. Best stove wood advertised at Swindell's Wood Yard.
Mrs. M. R. Gray plans a winter stay in Joplin with her sister while Mrs. T. J. Martin from the Martin ranch near Spofford Texas visits Dr. and Mrs. Rowe on West Oak Street. Also an asthma cure ad notes free trial information from Frontier Asthma Company Buffalo NY.
Dr Pennington plans a concrete block residence at Justin the first in the county. Foundations are being prepared and construction will start when weather allows.
W Clark recently sentenced in county court on three local option charges escapes from the chain gang near Floyd Saturday night and remains at large. He boasted of not serving his time and escaped by picking his chains. Last heard he headed toward Oklahoma. This follows another whiskey peddler escape, Daenzer, known as The Flying Dutchman, arrested at Sanger.
Local store promises conuine bargains in woolen dress goods knit goods ready-made suits skirts cloaks and clothing for men and boys including hats.
Futures in both New York and New Orleans slipped after an initial rally with March April closing at 4.95, and May June at 4.93. New York spots rose to 5.18 with 10 000 sold while New Orleans saw 5300 bales traded and spot at 93 16.
Coca Celery is advertised as an all winter stimulating drink rivaling coffee in effect. It claims caffeine as the active component and asserts compliance with National and Texas Pure Food Laws. The ad says the beverage is harmless and popular, available at the fountain for five cents.
Blankets and comforts at big reductions announced by Long Dry Goods Company.
A list of jurors summoned for the first week of the county court convening Monday January 18 includes W. H. Crawford J. L. Cartsinger Frank McDonald J. P. Litz P. J. Chitwood T. C. Eubanks W. J. Hamilton A. W. Palmer B. P. Creswell W. J. McCray D. H. Smith and J. H. Baxter.
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