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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
4
Turner Bros invites customers to call for fresh well selected vegetables and stock. The notice promotes contacting the business by phone to arrange delivery or pickup of produce.
H. M. Walden assistant cashier of Citizens State Bank Dallas is here on business. Oliver W. Hudgins substitutes at the post office and visits Sunday. Mrs. Fred Nance and children Newcastle and Mrs. W. C. Dowdell Whitesboro visit the Dowdells. W. C. Edwards acts as judge in the Austin interschool debate today. He will go to San Antonio for Texas Press Association meetings midmonth. Dr and Mrs T. L. McDonald visit Ennis and head to Pyote Texas to make their home. The McDonalds moved from Denton less than a year due to Mrs McDonald health.
During five days of the Boon Moody revival at First Christian church, twenty eight new members were added. Rev Mr Boen delivered sermons with a mellow Southern voice while the Sunbeam chorus of seventy five children provided the service feature. Tonight the minister plans a talk on Judas Iscariot to argue the betrayer was not more sinful than many churchgoers. Services start at 7 45 p m with five cents buys a can of Michigan pork and beans at Turner Bros. Additionally an Allard's Snow Liniment advertisement promotes healing and antiseptic properties priced 25c 50c and 1 per bottle sold by RR H Garrison.
H W Sanders believes the number 2 is his bad luck omen. He cites enlistment in May 52 years ago in Murray county Tennessee, transfer to the Second Tennessee, service through the Civil War, and a May 2 discharge four years after his enlistment as supporting proof.
Readable notice notes initial correspondence cards with matching envelopes available at Minnis Drug Store. The item highlights stationery supplies and accompanying envelopes for personal correspondence.
Choir practice at First Baptist tonight at 7 45 p m attendance urged. Saturday school board election chooses four trustees to succeed four local officials. City Federation constitution by laws panel meets Friday May 7 at Chamber of Commerce rooms with Miss M Anne Moore temporary chair. Ariel club year end May 7 at Mrs W B Bizzell home. Open meeting includes faculty from C I A and N T S N. Krum Presbyterian praise service first Sunday in June morning hour includes Denton Central Presbyterian participation with Rev J W Caldwell. Decoration at Little Elm Cemetery drew about a thousand. attendees from Denton and county towns in cars. Dr J R Edwards attended Little Elm events.
Michigan pork and beans with tomato sauce advertised at five cents per can by Turner Bros. Phone number 7 appears in the listing.
Sunday May 4 decoration day at the Odd Fellows cemetery. Members meet at the lodge rooms at 2 o'clock and bring flowers to decorate the graves of deceased brothers. George M. Hopkins Noble Grand.
John Supsie of Sanbury Pennsylvania says the pills are best for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. The ad claims prompt relief and restores healthy bowels. Price 25 cents and recommended by J F Raley Co.
Mrs. Boyd living three miles west of Frisco contracted smallpox and was placed under quarantine by County Health Officer Edwards after an official visit.
Ring Minnis' No. 188 offers drug store goods with 24 hour quick delivery. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weakness nerves and poor appetite, claiming benefits for stomach liver and kidneys. Customer testimonial from Mrs O Rhinevault endorses the product as life changing. Available at 50c and 1.00, recommended by J F Raley & Co.
A vintage style ad promotes apples at low prices and mentions red bananas with sweet yellow flesh. It touts L. D. Smith as the fruit man still in town and invites customers to buy fruit now with bargain pricing and a tempting treat.
The Mosby Studio located upstairs over Bevett's North Side offers free kodak film development for customers.
Postal cards priced at one dollar per dozen advertised by The Mosby Studio located over Benett's on the North Side.
An assortment of tiny classified style notices advertises Phones 44 for groceries and vegetables, HERRINE liver remedy, and GARLAND LIPSCOMB collections at 57 North Locust. Turner Pros. touts pork and beans, Wilson-Hann Co. promotes free toilet goods samples for Saturday and Monday, v. 21p.
A terse item notes that all toilet articles are archived or filed under Minnis' Drug records in the local column. The fragment mentions a cataloging action and a location tied to a drugstore reference.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for skin diseases burns bruises and boils. It claims rapid inflammation reduction soothing healing and notes a customer success from J T Sosa man publisher of News Cor nelius North Carolina who says one box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed price listed at 25 cents and recommended by J F Raley & Co.
An advertisement from Frontiers Asthma Company based in Buffalo New York offers free detailed information about asthma cures and treatment options. It specifies a room address at 192 Buffalo and includes the notation AAV 35.
The note invites customers to discuss their grocery order and to call if they cannot think of items. It promises daily enumeration of fresh goods received, encouraging a phone contact to plan the purchase.
A column urges housewives to stretch dollars this season by reading today’s ads. It emphasizes merchants’ money saving announcements and encourages readers to take advantage of them.
A fashion era note urges using good paper ink and a reliable pen for letters. It emphasizes presentation and permanence in correspondence.
Alliance Milling distributed about a thousand ice sign cards to ease ice deliveries. The six sided cards show amounts 5, 10, 15, 26, 30 and 35 cents with a nail hole to hang for quick orders. J N Rayzor says distribution progress meets expectations and will speed up future deliveries.
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