HOCEL ARRIVALS AT NEW OATMAN
A list of arrivals includes G. Y. Spalding and J. T. Savage from Dallas to New Oatman, with other names such as D. D. Ware Fort Worth and J. A. Whitten Arlington. The compiled roster names multiple dwell or travel entries across cities including Dallas Lewisville Sherman Mineral Wells and more. The list reads as a notice of visiting or moving individuals from various Texas locales.
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Lewisville
A. ©. Lefler
W. P. Durham
Slidell
W. P. Green
Mineral Wells
Bob Wilkins
W. B. Kinnery
Dallas
F. *. Farrier
H. M. Hughes
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
Marvelous Discoveries praise the age with air flights and new devices. The notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the ultimate cure for coughs and lung troubles, claiming instant relief and universal efficacy. James M Black of Asheville testifies it cured an obstinate cough after other remedies failed. Price 50c and $1, trial bottle free guarantee by J F Raley & Co.
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Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N. C
R. R. No
J. F. Raley & Co
Cacay Groceries Phone 3tly New Offer
H. F. Keller advertises a new telephone order service for Cacay Groceries with the old number 126 in a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacay
H. F. Keller
Moonlight Picnic Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs KR Hopkins
Mr and Mrs KR Hopkins chaperoned a crowd of young people for a moonlight picnic at Blue Hole Wednesday night. Outdoor games followed by a picnic luncheon. Attendees included Da Mae Carney of Sanger, Lilian Craddock, Sybil Wooley, Mary Melson, Lutie Craddock, Susie Hopkins, Haren, Gladys Parks, Ata Gan, Lee McDonald, Charley White, Francis Craddock and Laurence McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Blue Hole
da Mae Carney
Sanger
Lilian Craddock
Sybil Wooley
Mary Melson
Lutie Craddock
Susie Hopkins
Haren
Gladys Parks
Ata Gan
Lee McDonald
Charley White
Francis Craddock
Laurence McDonald
Girls of Philataea hold lawn party with charades
The Philataea class of the Southern Presbyterian church hosted a Tuesday evening lawn party at Mrs. H. G. Allen's home. Guests observed songs acted as charades before making hats for partners from colored tissue. The event awarded a candy prize to Mr. McFadden with honorable mention for Miss Beatrice Hogue. Refreshments of cream and cake followed, served by Misses Allen Davidson Witherspoon and Hogue.
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McFadden
Beatrice Hogue
Allen
Davidson
Witherspoon
Hogue
Try a Glass of Fresh Buttermilk at the Candy Kitchen
Local note advertises a glass of fresh buttermilk for 169 cents at the Candy Kitchen. It highlights a simple refreshment option in a small town setting and reflects the period’s affordable daily choices.
Duke and Ayers Nickel Store Opens With Week of Sales
Duke and Ayers Nickel store plans a July opening on Saturday the 2nd with seven days of special sales highlighted by price cuts and promotions for shoppers during the initial week.
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Duke & Ayers
Change in Public School Faculty Names
Miss Opal Young resigns from the public school faculty and Miss Jargery Ballard is elected to her place. Young leaves to take a position in Barstow schools.
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Ophal Young
Jargery Ballard
Miss Young
Barstow
Aere
Fresh Bread Daily at Smith's Restaurant Ad
The notice advertises fresh bread every day a 14 ounce loaf priced at 6 for 25 cents from Smith's Restaurant.
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Smith's
Railroad Timetables Southbound and Express Numbers
Southbound timetable fragments show Limited No. 209 Flyer No. 205 and 281 routes to Dallas. The data is incomplete with times around 8:00 to 8:25 a.m. and scattered notes on pricing and car classes.
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Dallas
Train Schedule Fragments and Passenger Arrivals
A partial timetable lists various train numbers and origins from Dallas with arrival and departure times including No 206 No 182 No 210 and mixed services. The fragment shows 12 32 p 9 45 p 4 25 p and 10 20 p arrival references.
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Dallas
Wee Eae
Train schedule fragment shows southbound and northbound times
A brief railway timetable lists southbound No 3 from Fort Worth to Texarkana at 3 50 pm and northbound No 2 from Texarkana to Fort Worth at 10 20 am.
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Ft. W
Texarkana
Prescription Trade Promises Pure Drugs and Prompt Service
A seasoned pharmacy advertises thirty years of experience in compounding Physicians prescriptions. It touts purity, care, skill, and technical knowledge in every prescription filled and offers delivery throughout the city using two phone lines.
Married AY ARGYLE Peyton Wingo Weds Miss Patty Richardson
Peyton Wingo and Miss Patty Richardson married at the bride’s sister’s home in Argyle Wednesday night at 8 29. Rev Durnaam of Bridgeport performed the ceremony. Richardson, a city schools teacher, is the daughter of Rev J J Richardson. Wingo is cashier of the Argyle state bank. They will live in Argyle. Relatives and friends attending included J J Richardson and the Fenton family plus several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Wingo
Patty Richardson
Argyle
We- Ry’ NR Fenton
Durnaam
Bridgeport
Miss Richardson
J. J. Richardson
Wingo
Argyle State Bank
R. W. Fenton
Fenton
Mabel Hogue
Esther Magill
Ora Blair
Gertrude McReynolds
Mary Blair
W. E. Poindexer
Tom Wingo
Howard Fenton
Webber Fenton
Jimmie Fenton
Jack Fenton
For fruit jars caps and rubbers the good kind
The line lists the G ring and W Elbert as the good kind for fruit jars caps and rubbers, suggesting a supplier or product label. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Elbert
Electric Bitters for Health Beauty and Nerves
A promotional note claims Electric Bitters improve health for women by regulating the stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood and boosting nerves and skin. It asserts healthier complexions brighter eyes and better breath with a suggested 50 cent price at J. F. Raley & Co.
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J. F. Raley & Co
Taylor Nursery bed boosts Denton furniture shop
The Dallas Trades League aided Denton as a Dallas man purchased a Taylor Nursery bed here. He had desired it for some time and had it sent by express to Dallas. The ad urges buying locally in Denton and promises another shipment soon.
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Dallas Trades League
Denton
Dallas
Taylor
Express
Fort Worth
Mauinl & Shepard
SPECIAL. Stationery items half price. inquire within
D M Curtis Stationer advertises odds and ends in box stationery good as new shop worn offered at half price. Miss M Greenwood Hardy teaches elocution oratory and physical culture at Southland University with special attention to children. Classes run until July 1 for Denton Chautauqua July 20 29.
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D. M. Curtis
M. Greenwood Hardy
Southland University
Bargains on Soiled Box Paper at Half Price
A brief notice offers box paper at half price for a few days. The paper boxes are shop-worn or soiled, but the paper itself is still good as new. Customers are urged to buy before stock runs out.
Misfortune today may prove a blessing tomorrow
A reflective-led line pens a view that current hardship could become future benefit, suggesting change in outlook and resilience. The brief aphorism emphasizes hopeful interpretation amid challenges.
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Torrow
Jacobs' Chocolates Free Delivery Notice
Fresh shipment of Jacobs' Chocolates announced with free delivery by R. H. Garrison.
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R. H. Garrison
Local social notes and agricultural remarks from area towns
Miss Andrews and Miss Ethel Evert are in Dallas. Mrs P C Withersie in Fort Worth. Mrs WD Allison visiting in Farmersville. R H King of Sherman visiting friends here. Jack McMath returned from Wichita Falls. Miss Bess McCurdy back in Lancaster. Clayton West of West-Colum Paper in Dallas trades excursion. W J Chandelier from Mawk schoolhouse area. A rain fell Monday night, none Wednesday. Mr J M Gary from Bolivar reports a new Falso Mediterranean wheat from Tennessee yielding over twenty bushels per acre after April freeze drought. He planned seed-saving but most was sold. about 100 bushels left for neighbors. Wheat described as stiff, stands well ripe, and a smooth-header variety.
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Andrews
Dallas
P. C. Withersie
Fort Worth
Ethel Evert
Allison
Farmersville
R. H. King of Sherman
Jack McMath
Wichita Falls
Bess McCurdy
Lancaster
Clayton
Collum Paper Company
W J. Cahndiler
Mawk
J. M. Gary
Bolivar
Gary
Tennessee
Mound City paints may cost a ti fie more
M. R. Gilbert notes local paint prices in Mound City may rise due to supply costs and demand. He warns consumers to plan purchases ahead as merchants anticipate higher rates this season.
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Mound City Paints
M. R. Gilbert
Oat Sacks for Sale by C F Witherspoon & Sons
An advertising item in the column promotes oat sacks for sale at eight cents each from C F Witherspoon and Sons. Dentén Chautanaya, July 2029.
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C. F. Witherspoon & Sons
Dentén Chautanaya
New Sanitary Silk Hair Nets Sold for Ten Cents
A brief item notes affordable sanitary silk hair nets priced at ten cents, inviting customers to purchase. The fragmentary ad style suggests a small town newspaper promotions section with bargain emphasis.
Thorp Springs College Opens First Session in 1910
Thorp Springs Christian College near Denton opens its first session on September 14, 1910. W. Young serves as president with B. W. Miller as dean. J. T. Stricklin is principal. faculty includes Miss Lois Bonham, B. H. Miller, Miss Ola McCall and Mrs. J. O. Garret. The board of trustees lists Dr. T. H. Dabney as president and T. F. Jasper of Denton as a member.
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Thorp Springs
Christian College
Denton
W. Young
B. W. Miller
T. F. Jasper
J. C. Garret
Garret
Southwestern Christian College
North Texas Normal
A. W. Young
J. T. Stricklin
Lois Bonham
B. H. Miller
Ola McCall
J. O. Garret
Susie Mae Dabney
Mary R. Hudspeth
Fay Chism
J. ©. Garret
T. H. Dabney
Granbury
T. A. Miller
Corsicana
J. L. Rutherford
Mt. Vernon
W. C Lawford
Blanket
Will Tolbert
Sherman
L. C. Denman
Jacksboro
R. Nichols
Clifton
Jesse P. Sewell
San Angelo
W. T. Kidwell
Fort Worth
M. H. Moore
J. 8. Dunn
Weatherford
Frontier Asthma Home Trial Offer
A home trial treatment is offered by Frontier Asthma Company located in Room 702 Buffalo New York. The notice promises full information and treatment absolutely free with no charge.
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Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Store opening with week long sales and health ad
A notice proclaims a Saturday July 2 store opening with a week of big sales. It warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as safe and effective with no mercury. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and references Denton Chautauqua on July 2029.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Kantleek rubber goods ad claim and offer
An advertisement from a Denton agent for Kantleek rubber goods pitches the line as superior due to pure rubber construction, extra heavy reinforcement, and a two year guarantee. It invites readers to allow the agent to demonstrate the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Kantleek Rubber Goods
Kandeek
Rain Fell Yesterday Across Denton County Areas
Rain showered Denton county with varying intensities from light to heavy. Prosper and surrounding areas saw hard rain while Little Kim reported none. Between Aubrey and Pilot Point a very heavy rain occurred as cooler damp weather aids corn and vegetation.
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Denton
Denton County
Little Kim
Lloyd
Prosper
Aubrey
Pilot Point
Local Brevities and Notices
Born to Mr and Mrs J T Grant on Mores street a girl. Johnson & Gilespie sold a Model 19 Buick to Henry Selz of TMilot . The little daughter of R B Rich who has been sick with fever is resting easily. W B Wadkins from west of Lew isville was here today. Wadkins has sold in Denton 500 dozen roasting ears this year at 10 to 12 cents a dozen and is now selling tomatoes yielding a good return.
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J. T. Grant
Mores Street
Ohnson & Gilespie
Henry Selz
R. B. Rich
Wadkins
Lewisville
Denton
Prairie Chapel Notes and Social Roundup
Prairie Chapel June 30 farmers are chopping cotton as corn needs rain. A Wesley class meeting Sunday night entertained attendees. Mrs. Davis visits Mr. Cantrell and Mrs. Ida McReynolds. J L Ballinger hosted a musical for youths Saturday night. Sunday school was small due to whooping cough. Barney Vaughn is ill with measles. Mrs. Pearl Garner is sick. Albert Gerlach visits sister Lena Haais Ceo. Habern went to Sanger.
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Prairie Chapel
Wesley
Pearl Garner
Albert Gerlach
Lena Ha
Snake Bite Hospitalizes Local Farmer Near Little Elm
A resident of the eastern county, Turner, brother of former Tax Collector R. Turner, was bitten on the hand by a snake while grabbling fish near Little Elm. He sought treatment there as the pain and venom left him very ill. the snake escaped during the incident.
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Little Elm
Turner
8. R. Turner
Tarner
Texas wire fence Co offers mower sharpening and repair
Roanoke report notes Alliance Mill received two car loads of wheat weighing about 64 pounds to the bushel despite trashy quality. Officials expect cleaned wheat to scale to 65 pounds per bushel after processing.
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Texas Wire Fence Co
Roanoke
Alliance
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Christian
O. W. Christian
Texas Wire Fence Company
Boren & Stewart Building
JW. Jagoe, Jr
Texas
Overland Auto Sales Co
R. R. Bates
Mgr. Cee
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co. E. Ti. Egan
Missouri, Kansas
P. Bee
Illas
Texas and Pacific
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Katy Hyver
The
Naty Limited
Chicago
Katy
J. A. Minnis
Denton Chautauqua
O.m.curtis
Stationery
Evers Hardware
Bell-Garrison
Kathleen Bell
Holl Garrison
AY Fus
Bride
Oklahoma City
Kathleen
Bell
Carrot Garrison
West Oak Street
Mendelssohn
A. W. Palmer
M.rs. Mae McClurkan
Vera Bell
Nell Farrar
Tom Chapman
Warren T. Whiteside
Stella Owsley
Ferns
Ell Farrar
Natile Arnold
Valenciennes
Lucile Blewett
Iva May Arold
Ev'e Farar
Minnie Grant
Linand
Norma Smith
Mrs. Garrison
Aninumitek
Duggan Abstract Company (Incorporated
B. H. Deavenport
H. F. Schweer
J.L Blewet
Arthur P. Duggan
Thorp Springs College
Thorp
Kantleek
O. M. Curtis
Julian Scruggs
Arthur W. Palmer
Prairie Mound
Selec
Kalamazoo
W. B. McClurkan & Co
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