One Stop Shop in Town for Goods of Value and Comfort
There is only one place in town to go for good drugs kodaks stationery jewelry fountain pens and many other goods of value and comfort. That place is the sole store serving local needs.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
4
There is only one place in town to go for good drugs kodaks stationery jewelry fountain pens and many other goods of value and comfort. That place is the sole store serving local needs.
Curtis' Drug Store advertises reliable, convenient service with prompt attention and a wide range of products. The notice notes the store operates for customer satisfaction and lists phone contact as 532.
A brief note announces South Texas comb honey available at Turner Brothers. No further details on price, quantity, or store hours are provided in the readable text.
Ek P Turner and associates promote the Dallas Cleburne Glen Rose interurban line. They seek a franchise on street rights and to wind up local affairs before a charter. Turner's team will compare route estimates with Dallas Denton line data and begin field surveys in 10 days to two weeks.
Sample's announces two chocolate candy lines, Fine chocolate and Summer Candies, featuring a selection of assorted sweets for seasonal tastes. The shop highlights the new offerings with promotional displays and in-store tastings.
Denton residents report chronic back pain affecting daily life. Mrs. J. F. Stanley of 48 Bois d Arc St. credits Dean's Kidney Pills with ending her backache and kidney-related fatigue after using them from J. F. Raley & Co. Drug Store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent. Remember the name Dean's.
A Denton Texas notice offers Turner Bros seeking money to buy good vendors lien notes. Phone record and Chronicle office or Box 488.
Advisory notice encourages proper prescription filling to aid doctors. It promises fresh pure drugs, careful compounding by experienced staff, and delivery of packages across the city at no extra charge.
A large Denton county event unites Bartonville lodge I O O F and Bartonville Camp W O W for a July 12 gathering at J A Broom pasture west of Bartonville. Notables from Odd Fellowship and Woodcraft will speak and music by the Bartonville quartet will accompany the program. Speakers include W W Baxter Denton May Tisdale George M Hopkins F F Hill W R Francis W H Walker.
A shop promotes its core message that value comes from reliable delivery rather than product type. It invites customers to try their service to experience dependable execution and customer satisfaction.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King's New Life Pills the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. They relieve constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Price 25 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co. Candies Sample's. Long & King offer grocery service by phone.
Turner Bros presents Pork and Beans AC 10e and 15 offering for sale. The listing highlights product lines and pricing under the Turner brand.
A 19th century style health ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy to expel worms and restore health in children. Includes testimonials, price, and availability from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. and druggists in Philadelphia and St. Louis. Also advertises Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with claims of rapid relief and dermatologist support.
Fragmented list shows measurements and terms for whale oil soap ingredients with unclear annotations and garbled units. It mentions one pound and eight ounces portions, water quantities, and scattered letters suggesting mis OCR of a historic recipe or inventory.
The will of C. A. Cox who died from an accidental gunshot at his Ponder area farm on June 30 was filed for probate. Mrs. L. M. Cox, his widow, seeks appointment as executrix. The will, dated May 27, 1913, directs payment of debts and burial expenses with the residue to the widow. The estate is valued at about 20 000 dollars in Mrs. Cox’s application.
R Ledbetter is asked to locate any unenumerated scholastics so they can be added to supplemental state rolls for free admission to city schools. The notice stresses urgency and directs community members to report names.
The Princess Count von Baum a wealthy old rounder wins a beautiful young girl from her sweetheart. He falls ill and a physician warns him he has little time left. He sacrifices to do one good deed uniting the lovers and naming them beneficiaries in his will.
The notice praises Longfellow's celebrated work as a crowning feature in the feature world, noting its beauty and artistic achievement.
Announcement lists speaking dates in July for opposition to Resolution No 18 with venues and speakers. July 12 at 3 p m Sanger J D Ferguson Roanoke Lee Zumwalt Garza County July 12 also includes J J McCook Lewisville J W Sullivan July 14 Pilot Point F F Hill July 18 Aubrey George M Hopkins Also planned for Krum Ponder and other county locations with dates to come.
The week opened with 102 on Sunday and rose to 105 Monday and 106 Tuesday. A cooling breeze Wednesday offered relief as the forecast suggested continued heat in the near term. Wheat threshing is 200000 bushels daily while corn and other vegetation suffer from the heat.
In every home should be a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts wounds or scalds. A Texas reader from Delvalle R No 2 says it saved his little girl's cut foot and that no one believed it could be cured. The product is promoted as the world's best salve available for 25 cents and recommended by J. T. Raley & Co.
John Swartz, local photographer, offers one free cabinet photo to every man or woman aged 75 or older in Denton or Denton county. Promotion runs through July 10. Postoffice area note.
A list of attendees includes W. W. Bowen and Miss Lenna Patman from Aubrey, Jessie Brothers of Frisco, Miss Erma Shaff from Denton, W. D. Hollers with Miss Lula May Morris, J. B. Gordon of Aubrey with Miss Cora Smith, KE Morris and Miss Asen ith Wells of Denton, M. Argo with Miss Bertha Amos of Denton, Auburn H. Sitter of North Carolina with Miss Virginia Ragland of Pilot Point.
Asthma treatment information offered free by Frontier Asthma Company located in Buffalo New York. Also notes Denton County watermelons sold at Turner Bros Store with prices 25 and 40 cents. Phone contact provided.
Notice from W J Grady superintendent demands all water light and power rents be paid by the 10th of the month under City Council rules. The notice ends with a stray line hogs eae.
RB L Selby advertises beet delivery by the bushel at one dollar per bushel. Both phones listed for contact.
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