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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
4
Curtis Laxative Cough Remedy relieves a cough quickly and at the center of the ailment. Its slight laxative properties expel malarial poisons from the system. Best for coughs colds hoarseness bronchitis and lung diseases. Two size bottles 25 and 50 cents.
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker read The Servant in the House to a large audience at the Normal College auditorium. The Kennedy drama, praised on Broadway, centers on the servant who undoes pride and fosters divine peace, with seven vivid characters highlighted by the reader’s strong, controlled delivery.
A Denton Daily list shows poll tax receipts by precinct, predicting this year’s total will not reach 1908 figures. Receipts recorded Thursday night include precincts from Ward 2 to Justin and Sanger with varying counts, while several precincts list missing or garbled data. Denton Trust Company advertises notary services at the end.
Have your prescription work done at Minnis Drug Store where competency and equipment are presented as the best.
Street Commissioner Wiggs has begun filling and leveling Oak street from the G. H. Blewett residence to the east corporation line near SS. W. Kanady home. The project will take about a week before gravel surfacing, leaving a short remaining section unenclosed.
Realty buyers seek vendor lien notes for purchase. Quick responses welcomed with terms and pricing. Offer stated at 145¢.
A shipment offers Wright & Ditson 1909 championship tennis balls at fifty cents each. D. M. Curtis, baseball and tennis supplies, advertises notary services.
J. T. Alrea from Argyle visited yesterday. John McQuigé is home from East Texas. Dr. J. B. Edwards of Henrietta is here on business. Dr. B. H. Carroll of Baylor University visited Denton on Thursday. W. G. Evans sold 40 hogs averaging 200 pounds to A. J. Passatic this week. Dr. Alexander of Ravenna is here on business and owned the West Sycamore residence recently damaged by fire.
The ad highlights a drugstore emphasizing prompt prescription work with strict care and doctor-prescribed accuracy. It offers free delivery and phone service, stressing safe handling when a physician’s prescription is ready.
A musical recital is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Southland University. Frontier Asthma Company in Buffle New York announces trial treatment information free of charge.
The advertisement claims the Staver buggy sits at the top of all medium priced wagons due to superior merit. It asserts growing demand as buyers who have tried Stavers return for more and invites careful examination of the line to see the many reasons behind the reputation. Harness a re South Side.
L. T. Millican and B. H. Deavenport sue the Denton Interurban Railway and Power Plant Co and others in district court. They claim six notes totaling 20000 dollars secured by mortgage and trust deeds, with defaults and acceleration. seek judgment for principal, interest, attorney fees, damages, and foreclosure. The notes 1 and 2 were paid. 3 through 6 assigned to plaintiffs. partial payments made on interest, no further principal paid after 1938. plaintiff seeks foreclosure and damages.
Burglars entered the home of J. A. Utley on Thursday night and stole a good quality gold watch worth about 35 dollars and 27 cents in cash from a pocket-book. No clue was left by the thieves.
Town hunters call the season a success as quail numbers rise with large plump Bob Whites. The final hunts will take place in the remaining days of the season.
City officials advertise loans on municipal property at ten percent interest. The notice stresses available funding, application process, and eligibility for applicants seeking capital for local projects.
R L Brown will take over the Moser Hygienic Dairy in Denton on February 1 after serving as manager of the Denton creamery. Brown, from Michigan, was an assistant professor of dairying at Michigan Agricultural College and won a gold medal for best butter at the fair. D C Cook of Quinlan will replace Brown at the Denton creamery.
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