Local News Briefs on Birth and New Cafe Opening
Born to Mr and Mrs John Gillespie a daughter. John A Lomax of A and M College will be in Denton on July 15 meeting prospective students at the Cottage hotel. A G McMath has received equipment for a first class cafe to open soon on the north side of the square in the Graham building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillespie
John A. Lomax
A. and M. College
Denton
Cottage Hotel
A. G. McMath
Graham
Watermelons at Alliance Millin Company Offerice Cold
Ice cold watermelons available at Alliance Millin Company's stand. Shoppers can grab fruit both day and night, enjoying refreshment from the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Millin Company
Alliance Milling Company
Den ton Steam Dye Works and Hat Factory Ad
Thoroughly equipped dry cleaning plant offers hat cleaning and reblocking wool and silk fabrics. Sanitary steam pressing, steam dye works, and delivery to all city areas from Fulton Building West Oak Street with New phone.
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Denton
Fulton Building
West Oak Street
New Phone
Sanitary Plumbing Ad Invites Compare Prices
A brief classified style notice urges readers to compare sanitary plumbing prices at Wilson Hardware Company, highlighting competitive offers and local merchant presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hardware Company
Capudine for That Headache Aims at Busy People
Capudine advertised as a remedy for headaches and nervous fatigue. The copy urges use for the business person, claiming it clears the head and steadies the nerves. Available at drug stores with the claim it fits the busy workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capudine
Wilson Hardware Co Offers Free Plumbing Estimate
The Wilson Hardware Company states there is no charge for estimates on plumbing work. The policy applies to all plumbing service inquiries and aims to help customers plan projects without upfront fees.
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Wilson Hardware Company
Alliance Milling Company Schedules Day or Night
A notice from Alliance Milling Company indicates operations may run in day or night shifts, outlining scheduling flexibility and potential impact on surrounding workers and local traffic.
Board in Session Hears Complaints on Property Valuation
The city board of equalization met Friday morning to hear complaints against the increased valuation of property fixed at a recent session. The session will continue as long as needed to hear the complaints.
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City Equalization Board
City Board of Equalization
Local Travel and Visit Notes From Fort Worth and Beyond
Lively list of late personal mentions from Fort Worth and nearby towns. Names include John L. Davidson, Dr. 8. P. Odell, C. McNiel of Denton, Erma and Norma Smith, Ed Yeagey and daughter, Mrs. C. A. Wilkens and Jennie, J. B. Woodrum and family. The Woodrums travelled in a touring car to visit Oscar Elbert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Davidson
Fort Worth
P. Odell
Stony
C. ©. McNiel
Denton
Marquette
St. Louis
Erma
Norma Smith
Boulder
Colo
Ed Yeagey
M. A. Yeagley
C. A. Wilkens
Jennie
Greenville
BE. F. Johnson
J. B. Woodrum
Lewisville
Oscar Elbert
Woodrum
Frontier Asthma Cure Claim Promoted at Home
An advertisement offers a home asthma cure claiming trial treatment and full information are free. It directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
J J M Harper Honored As Longtime Conference Leader
Community readers in Denton county will note J J M Harper of the Prosper area is described as a veteran Methodist and recording steward for forty three years. The McKinney Courier Gazette recalls his service as committee chair on conference records and his long teaching and farming career after moving from Springfield Missouri to Texas after the war.
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J. J. M. Harper
Denton County
McKinney Courier- Gazette
Prosper
Mr. Harper
Sprigfield
Texas
Walnut Grove
Death of Mrs Sallie Cocanougher in Sanger Texas
Mrs Sallie Cocanougher died last night at 9 37 at her son E Cocanougher's home on North Locust street after long illness. She was about 67, born in Washington county Kentucky and moved to Denton county settling near Sanger where she lived until death. Survived by children E Cocanougher Fort Worth Mrs Robert King Fort Worth Chas and Frank Cocanougher near Sanger Willie Cocanougher Butte City Montana George Cocanougher Sayre Okla and Mrs Cora McReynolds Canyon City. Remains taken to cemetery near Sanger for Friday interment with many attending services.
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Sallie Cocanougher
E. Cocanougher
George ‘Cocanougher
Sayre
Okla
Prescription tips and parade outfits at local shops
Be sure you are right, take your prescriptions to Minnis' Drug Store. Children wanting Indian suits for the Shetland Pony Parade can get them at Wilson-Williams Co.
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Minnis’ Drug*Store
Wilson-Williams CO
Knights of Pythias edge Elks in rough 19 to 18 game
The Knights of Pythias beat the Elks 19 to 18 in a loosely played exhibition. Players included former and out-of-practice athletes with several pitchers for both sides. Fans enjoyed the brisk action and a possible rematch was hinted without firm plans. S. W. Kanady offers oak cord wood at 16 dollars for five cords in delivered lots.
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Knights of Pythias
Niks
Elks
S. W. Kanady
Pineapple Snerthetic at Curtis' Fountain
An update announces a pineapple themed snerthetic event at Curtis' Fountain, inviting patrons to visit J. C. Guy's Drug Store for convenient meetups with friends at the ice cream parlor.
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Curtis’ Fountain
J. C. Guy's Drug Store
Katy Engineer Overcome by Heat in Pilot Point
Co B Marsters a Katy engineer was overcome by heat while switching cars in Pilot Point. He was removed to a local hotel then sent to Fort Worth hospital. An extra man from Denton was sent to take Marsters place.
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Co. B. Marsters
Katy
Pilot Point
Fort Worth
Denton
Marsters
Hottest Day Recorded as Carlisle Thermometer Hits 105
The Carlisle thermometer rose to 105 at 2 PM in the shade, the highest for the summer by several degrees, with 107 noted at 3 PM. The Weather Bureau predicts fair and clear conditions tonight and tomorrow as residents endure a sweltering spell.
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R. Supt
Carlisle
Weather Bureau
Prof. Carlisle
WOUNDED MAN IMPROVING AFTER STABBING FATE
C. A. Sumner of Norval, stabbed several days ago and initially believed fatally, continues to improve and may leave his home soon. J. D. Alsup, jailed on the stabbing charge, has not sought bail and no bond request has been made.
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C. A. Sumner
Norval
J. D. Alsup
Sumner
Denton Citizen Reaffirms Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement
Denton resident L. T. Fowlkes of 39 E Mulberry St repeats his 1905 endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises their tonic effect and urges others to use the product, noting it remains a trusted remedy. Sold by dealers for 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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Denton
L. T. Fowlkes
E. Mulberry St
Texas
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Social Roundup From Dickson This Week
Mrs Arthur Spikes of Oklahoma visits R M Baker family. Miss Edna Fox of Prosper visits. Ed Tidmore of Denton on business. Mrs W C Orr and baby visit home folks. Miss Iris Patterson and Lillian Beale host thirty guests at Patterson home. Progressive 42 features as Bula Bates wins with book prize. Robert Hollowna of Garza wins consolation red stocking. Refreshments served. Hardy Brown bitten by cottonmouth near Big Elm. foot swollen, risk of blood poisoning, he remains mobile.
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Dickson
Arthur Spikes
Oklahoma
R. M. Baker
Edna Fox
Prosper
Ed Tidmore
Denton
W. C. Orr
Baby
Iris Patterson
Lillian Beale
Patterson
Progressive
Bula Bates
Robert Hollowna
Garza
Hardy Brown
Big Elm
Mr. Brown
J C GUY S DRUG STORE Ad in Downtown Parlor
An ad-style line promotes J C Guy s Drug Store on the west side as a neat cool parlor with refreshing drinks and a stopover spot for visitors downtown.
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J. C. Guy’s Drug Store
West Side
Cheatham's Laxative Tablets Promote Convenience
For chills malaria and biliousness Cheatham's Laxative Tablets are fine. No bag effects like quinine. Pocket portable and a spoon is necessary. An ideal remedy 25 cents per box Geo Westlake.
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Cheatham
Geo. Westlake
Man and His Mate 50 Cents at Curt's Drug Store
A fragment notes a price listing for "Man and His Mate" at Curt's Drug Store priced at 50 cents. The brief item appears in a local ads or merchandise section.
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Man
Curt’s
Curtis Laxative Syrup Promoted as Safe and Pure
Curtis Drug markets a laxative syrup labeled safe and pure at price 50e, urging readers that many habits are bad but advertising helps.
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Curtis
Curtis Drug Store
Hunt's Lightning Oil Publicity Letter Cites Relief
A testimonial from C. C. Cook of Hallettsville Texas praises Hunt's Lightning Oil as a great pain and sprain reliever. The notice promotes 25c and 50e bottles, emphasizing customer satisfaction and effective relief.
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C. C. Cook
Halletsville
Texas
Sanitary Plumbing Advertisement About Estimates
A contractor offers plumbing services stating willingness to work for less money and invites calls for estimates. The message emphasizes securing jobs by providing lower-cost options and urges potential customers to phone for pricing.
Woods Cashier Case Appeals in New Orleans
An appeal was filed today in the U S circuit court of appeals in New Orleans in the case of Will F Woods former cashier of the Woods National Bank of San Antonio He was sentenced to eight years in the Federal Penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth for embezzlement of the bank funds The appeal papers run to six hundred pages
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New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Will F. Woods
the Woods National Bank of
Shea Leaves Dallas With No Strike Yet
Timothy Shea vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers left Dallas for Chicago saying the settlement with Texas and Pacific officials has not yet been reached.
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Dallas
Timothy Shea
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chicago
Texas and Pacific
Hicks' Capuline Fever Relief Advertises Dosing
An advertisement promotes Hicks' Capuline as a remedy for feverishness and aching from malaria colds or overheating. The liquid medicine is offered in 40 25 and 60 cent sizes at drug stores.
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Emain
Ile
Axminster
Hall, Scruggs & Co
Blanks
Denton County National Bank
Goodbath
R. M. Mitchell
G. McMath
H. F. Schweer & Co
George Sheridan
Krom
W. D. Burks
W. B. Montgomery
B. G. Bradford
Burks-Montgomery Realty Company
F. & M. Bank
Denton Transfer CO
Duggan Abstract
Y. Incorporated
B. H. Deavenport
H *. Schweer
Joe L. Blewett
J. C. Coit
Arthur P. Duggan
W.R. Scott
West Side Square
Peoples Home Telephone Co
Evers Hardware Co
Sanger
McCall
K. OF
P. Beat Elks
Curtis’ Drug Store
Long & Wilson
McCall's Magazine
Farmers Implement and Vehicle Co Cc
E. Fowler
Denton Steam Laundry
T. B. Porter
Mgr
C. P. Poe
Wrixes Insurance
Shea
H. H. Hardin & Co
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