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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1912
Page
4
The advertisement notes that despite a slim crop year the grocers’ business still grows and invites readers to visit in person at Long and King to learn how they can fill orders.
Denton lodge No. 82 O I O F completes arrangements for the Denton County Odd Fellows association quarterly session to be held Tuesday January 16. Delegates elected include M Gurley R M Huffhines and John Crain with all lodges urged to attend. activities include degrees by the local team and a Rebekah session.
Isaac B. Walker, a former Denton resident, was indicted in Dallas on two counts of violating the National Banking Law. He was granted bond of 2500 dollars, which he posted, with charges including making false reports to the Controller of the Currency and misappropriation of funds.
J S Donahue of South Haven Michigan a Civil War captain famed as a lighthouse keeper saved ships from wrecks. He credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and chills and improving his sight and health at seventy. J F Raley Co sells them for 50 cents. Take poultry to Elbert and the Kinney street cast WW.
R M Mitchell, a well known young businessman, announces his bid for alderman from Ward 3. Friends urge he will make an especially good alderman as the city election in April approaches.
Frightful polar winds cause chapped hands and lips requiring Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to heal rough skin. The product is advertised as unmatched for cold sores, bores, sores, ulcers, cuts and bruises and costs 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A caller reports an order for an oyster loaf placed 20 minutes before a long homecoming trip, noting the restaurant name Ideal Restaurant.
Pleasant and profitable to let Long and King furnish your table supplies. For first class canned goods and fancy items, call Turner Bros at the provided phones and you will be satisfied.
Zelma Hawkins six months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hawkins, was found dead Sunday night in Little Elm after a night of normal sleep. Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon with burial in Cooper cemetery northeast of town. Another county death reported is Clark, thirteen, near Ponder after an acute stomach trouble. burial in Aiken cemetery near Ponder.
All Odd Fellows are asked to bring their lunches to the Elks Club room by 10 o clock Tuesday. Fresy oysters at the Ideal Restaurant, Get the Sealshipt. We are exclusive agents for Sealshipt. Marriage licenses issued to Harry Thompson and Miss Fannie Fritz.
A trial of Alamo coffee attracts regular customers who will buy a pound under a liberal guarantee offered by Long & King.
Funeral services for Sandy Skiles son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Skiles were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church with Rev. A. D. Rogers officiating. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Pallbearers were among local youths including Roland McNael Co B Hogue Hadyn Courtwood Wik DULLIVAN Wall Olio and Lillie Collins.
Mrs. Catherine Taylor aged 83 longtime Denton resident died Sunday evening at her South Elm street home after a brief illness with grip cancer earlier health struggles. She was mother to Bud Taylor and Emma Taylor and survived by another daughter Mrs. May of Zimming New Mexico. Funeral 4:30 Monday at home with interment in Odd Fellows cemetery conducted by Rev. M T Andrews.
At Minnis drug store prescription work is a specialty with careful compounding and personal attention to customers. The note highlights skilled pharmacists and reliable service in pharmaceutical care.
J B Thomas arrives from Parvin T L Mullins from Aubrey W D Burks from Pilot Point Lindley Hays improves after illness Hir and Rob Campbell of Gainesville visit John A Hann N P Johnson returns from a business trip through the North and East Jack Skiles attends veterinary college for a cousin's funeral Tilford Wilson and new Dallas marriage wife stay with Craddocks before moving to Sanger
Readable text notes winter increases hunger and longer lines at groceries or phone-in orders. No specific persons or organizations identified. The fragment hints at consumer demand shifts with season.
At Sam Grabbe’s home, Martin Grabbe and Olga Longa were married with Rev. Wm Mackowski officiating. Father, friends, and relatives attended as a dinner followed the ceremony.
Long and King offer financial tips while Minnis Drug Store promotes atomizers and antiseptics for meningitis prevention. Luther Birchfield, 11, on Fry Street, sustained a dislocated shoulder and fractured collarbone after a skating accident. The Keeor and Chronicle urges readers to advertise to recover lost articles.
Wilburton Oklahoma January 12 William P McGinnis long time prosecuting attorney for this county since statehood places his resignation with the county commissioners He will resign to accept the presidency of the Fiat National Bank of this city in Wilburton Oklahoma
A short business note praises sage care and promptness in orders. It suggests trying phone 44 for next orders. The message names Long and King as the source and hints at improved customer experience.
Advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with Bismuth Subnitrate and Pepsia care for indigestion and dyspepsia. Promises soothing stomach, strengthens digestion, relieves nausea, promotes nutrition, and offers money back if not satisfied. Available in 25 cent, 60 cent, and $1 sizes at The Rexall Store O. M. Curtis.
An advertisement from Frontier Asthma of Buffalo Room 102 offers free information and trial treatment for asthma claiming a cure and inviting inquiries without charge. The sparse notice emphasizes no-cost guidance and access to trial options.
The Record and Chronicle's want columns advertise bargain dress goods at local thrift shops. Stores constantly promote affordable fabrics and garments, urging readers to watch for new arrivals and deals on stylish gowns.
Daily and Weekly listings offer ten word notices priced at 30 cents each. Classified section targets 18,000 readers with concise, direct ads.
The Board of Regents of the College of Industrial Arts in Menton Texas invites bids until 12 m on Saturday January 7 1912 for plumbing in the Household Arts and Science Building. Specifications at Endress Walsh Austin and J C Coit Denton with $250 certified check per bid. $25 plan deposit refundable on plan return. right to reject any bid.
A promotional note urges readers to act quickly on today’s ads noting items may disappear tomorrow and encouraging immediate subscription to the classified features.
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