Trades Day Exhibits Include Praised Wheeler Peach Samples
Denton Chamber of Commerce secures specimens for Trades Day and the Denton County booth at the Dallas Fair. This week they showcased Wheeler peaches from the J.M. Bailey place south of the city and unusually long peas measuring up to 21 inches. Farmers contribute daily as the county’s product quality draws interest for the exhibition.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Fair
Denton County
Dallas
J.M. Bailey Place
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for burns and wounds
A brief ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions and treats boils ulcers eczema scrapes or piles. Priced at 25 cents at J F P Raley & Co.
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Bucklen
J. FP. Raley & Co
Local Guests Visit Sunnydale Notables
Sunnydale report notes Mr and Mrs Taliaferro of Denton as guests of Mr and Mrs Leon Taliaferro. Mrs R S Dobbins visited Denton. H F Freeman and son Earl of Argyle visited Mrs O V Roach. A shower fell Sunday as Mr and Mrs J A Stewart traveled to Denton.
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Sunnydale
Berry and Fruit Time Storeup Opens for Season
Berry and fruit season kicks off with Jelly glasses jar tops jars and rubbers in stock ready for customers. Local shop invites shoppers to stock up on canning supplies and fruit preserving essentials.
Local News in Brief Shows Yard Work and Cotton Outlook
B W Blewett remodels his West Oak street home with extensive improvements. Sam W Fulton notes the finest cotton prospect in his area, with cotton knee high. Born to Cecil B Williams and wife in Kingston Ok a girl arrives, the first great grandchild of C A Williams. J Flow reports grasshoppers at work on cotton west of the city. Ven ton Chautauqua ticket committee canvasses the city aiming to sell all 750 tickets with a 25 percent discount from the Chautauqua company. No tickets sold Sundays. season tickets or Saturday purchases admit attendees.
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B. W. Blewett
West Oak Street
Sam W. Fulton
Cecil B. Williams
Kingston
C. A. Williams
Toils County
J. Flow
Teket Committee
Venton Chautauqua
Oday & House
Chautauqua Company
Long & King Grocer Delivery Ad
Try phone 44 for your grocer connection. We will always see that you get first class groceries delivered promptly and at the right price. Phone us today. Phone 44 LONG & KING.
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Long & King
Condition of Mr Hauslein With Peritonitis Awaiting Developments
Dr. Frank Piner reported Prof F A Hauslein of the Normal, recently moved to Dallas for care, shows slight improvement at 9 o'clock Thursday. An incision and drainage tube were planned, with suspected cause of peritonitis from ruptured appendix or gall bladder, awaiting pathologic confirmation.
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Frank Piner
Dallas
F. A. Hauslein
Normal
Hauslein
Piner
Haustein
Frontiers Athma Company Offers Free Home Asthma Trial
An ad from Frontiers Athma Company of Buffalo New York promotes a free home asthma treatment trial with full information and no charge. It directs readers to Room 102 for details and states the service is absolutely free.
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Frontiers
Athma Company
Room
Buffalo, N. Y
Roanoke Social Roundup Sees Visitors And News
Henry tlowe traveled to Dallas to buy a motorcycle Edna Cardwell suffers a slow fever Rev Reynolds from Aubrey preached at the Christian church Ruby Fannings hosted young folks for Miss Mabel Pressley Selz of Pilot Point visited Dallas bought automobiles Wm Trotters and Reed family from Arlington visited Lewisville guest Joe Temple from Lewisville was here
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Roanoke
Henry Tlowe
Dallas
Edna Cardwell
Rev. Reynolds
Near Aubrey
Ruby Fannings
Mabel Pressley
Mr. Selz
Pilot Point
Dr. Boark
S. A. Davis
C. A Cowan
Wm. Trotters
Mr. Reed
Arlington
S. A. Gibson
Denton
Joe Temple
Lewisville
Baby Ate Strychnine Pills In Mild Poisoning Incident
The twenty month old son of Elder J. Wooldridge and Mrs. C E Wooldridge of Pearl Street was found nearly immobile after swallowing a single pill from a box containing strychnine and arsenic. Restoratives revived him and he showed gradual improvement by Thursday. A city policeman admonished a crowd as a sheriff-like refrain. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised at 25 cents.
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Elde
C .E. Wooldridge
Pearl Street
Callias
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Candidates Picnic and Baby Show at Bethel
A big Fourth of July event at Bethel school house five miles west of Lewisville promises a full day of attractions, speeches by Alvin M. Owsley F. F Hill and Prof. Gay, a large baby show, music and specialties, a 4 20 baseball end, and a crowd of county residents celebrating harvest time. Denton county's claim of many pretty babies is noted as mothers accompany them. local vendors advertise Electric Bitters as a health aid for women.
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Bethel School House
Lewisville
Alvin M. Owsley
F. F Hill
Rrof
Gay
Woodcraf
Wil Speka
Denton County
Texas
Judge Grubbs Visits Denton Endorses Industrial Education Movement
Judge V. W. Grubbs of Greenville praised Denton citizens for their strong endorsement of his candidacy. He expressed confidence in election and pledged to support furthering the industrial education movement, which he has long led as a beneficial force for Texas and the South.
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V. W. Grubbs
Greenville
Denton
Judge Grubbs
Texas
South
Minnis’ Adds Single Initial Gold Em Bossed Stationery
COOPER NEWS COOPER June 25 We had a good rain Sunday and crops are fine J M Cox's baby is very sick Born to Mr and Mrs Luther Bell hoy Wft Smith and mother were in Hebron Wm Cagle and J H Vanham have put up zinc granaries Dr Dickens and family of Garza moved here Mr and Mrs EK B Peter of Denton visited Whit and Ben Brown Mrs W C Brown of Denton and Misses Margaret and Winifred Schnabley of Argyle visited Whit Brown
Initial Stationery Craftman's Art Boxed Linen Paper
An advertisement markets The Craftman's Art stationery including fine linen paper with envelopes in a handsome box. Each sheet is embossed in gold with old English lettering and contrasts with inferior goods. New stock just received, price unclear, phone number 52 for inquiry.
Peach Shipments Boost Local Orchard Growth
J. P. Goodwin, with over 1000 bashels of peaches on his northeast city orchard, reports profitable shipments to the North and Middle West. Heavy express shipments this year reflect a superb fruit crop, with good returns and growing interest in the orchard industry.
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J. P. Goodwin
Middle West
Social notes from Argyle and nearby towns
June 25 report from Argyle notes weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. J A Allen of Fort Worth and Mr and Mrs John Brumley of Lewisville staying with Mr and Mrs A Jasper. Other locals cited: J Crawford in Denton, Mrs J J Chambers in Denton, Jesse Schoppaul en route from Bartonville, Mrs A L Alexander returning to Denton, Mrs Lee Robinson and children in Oklahoma, Mrs Tom Wingo and daughter from Aubrey, Miller Faught in Denton, Mrs Mack Hll ill, and Mrs O C Horton and daughter Pauline in Fort Worth.
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Argyle
J. A. Allen
Fort Worth
John Brumley
Lewisville
A. Jasper
J. Crawford
Denton
J. J. Chambers
Jesse Schoppaul
Bartonville
Lee Robinson
Oklahoma
Tom Wingo
Flies Trapped At Red Barn In Three Days Stirs Local Action
At least 800 000 flies were killed at the Red Barn on North Elm St in three days totaling no less than five pounds avoirdupois of fly pests. A homemade trap cost a few cents and spurred interest among Denton citizens to fund traps for public places. The item also warns against mercury containing remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an alternative.
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Red Barn
North Elm St
Pueblo
Cal
Neblo NE
Denton
E. Farmer for 54th District to Speak at Court House
Fort Worth political candidate E. Farmer, running for representative of the 54th Legislative district, will address residents at the court house Monday at 2 PM. The note also advertises Smith's Restaurant offering quick meals day and night.
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54Th
Court House
Co. E. Farmer
Fort Worth
Legislative
Former Pastor McFadden Holds Last Prayer Service Here
Former Pastor Fred L. McFadden of First Presbyterian Church visited and conducted his last Wednesday prayer service to a large crowd. He pastors the Wichita Falls church and has preached in Dallas for a Friday address to the Sunday school and youth institute. He plans to return to Wichita Falls with Mrs. McFadden and Fred Jr. after the visit. Bread advertisement for Smith's Restaurant concludes the piece.
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Fred L. McFadden
First Presbyterian Church
McFadden
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Young People’s Institute
Dallas Presbytery
Westmaster Church
Prescription Service Emphasizes Accuracy and Care
A local drugstore promotes precise prescription work using pure drugs ordered by doctors. It highlights careful checking, safeguards in preparation, and special attention for children. Delivery is offered citywide and both phones are 188.
Six New Cars and One Motorcycle Registered in County Cork
Denton county reports a spring and summer surge in vehicle sales with 209 total automobiles and motorcycles on the register. New filings include entries for Tom Rogers Justin motorcycle 203 and J Y McQuigg Jr Denton automobile 205 among others, highlighting rapid growth in local auto ownership.
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County Cork
Denton County
Denton
Tom Rogers
Justin
S. A. Crandall
Sanger
J. Y. McQuigg Jr
KE. Ho Smith
J. W. Roark
Roanoke
S. A. Davis
L. Alvin Fill
Lesvisville
Aowmobile
Curtis' introduces Fenway Cocktail chocolate candy
A new 25 cent Fenway Cocktail candy with liquid centers appears at Curtis'. The ad promises customer satisfaction and urges readers to call in for grocery service. A Majestic theater show last night pleased patrons and tonight offers a complete program change with vaudeville music features.
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Curtis
the Majestic
Charlies Smith Handles County Treasury Office Work
Typewriting done. Car bon copies made. Work clean. Prices reasonable. Charlies Smith, in County Treas. Office.
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Charlies Smith
County
Treas
Insurance Pitch About Fire Loss and Coverage
An insurance sales pitch prompts readers to consider their fire damage and whether they are fully insured. It contrasts being protected early with facing total loss and asks the audience to enroll in coverage tailored to their class or needs.
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Fie
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