Sherman Steam Laundry Company Ad
Harness and buggy top work. Shoe repairing a specialty. New phone 341. R. R. Turner at 35 West Oak Street.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
3
Harness and buggy top work. Shoe repairing a specialty. New phone 341. R. R. Turner at 35 West Oak Street.
Testimony covered a mob at the jail, with Renfro Warner identifying a man placing the rope and Lindley accused by Warner. Lawyers and sheriff described the crowd size and actions as the case adjourned for the afternoon.
A dated sale list offers various household items with prices: lee tea glasses fifty cents, heavy glass pitcher fifty cents, brass wash board twenty five cents, heavy tin churn and dasher seventy five cents, galvanized buckets from two to thirty cents, and extra values on granite enameled ware. Also notes one fourth off on all green and white enamel ware.
Tulsa report says Juize John A. Marshall of Utah will preside over the grand jury investigation into frauds involving Governor Haskell and six other prominent Oklahomans. The cases will be heard in the Federal district court here next week.
The Majestic hosted the largest show of the week aside from opening night featuring the Cuttings in a musical act and Barber & Palmer in a talk ing and singing skit to much applause. King the trick dog with Barber and Palmer performed stunts for the audience. Tonight promises an entire program change with new pictures and illustrated songs.
An advertorial notes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for back pains urinary bladder or kidney trouble and female weaknesses including inflammation and ulcerations. It claims relief and offers samples by mail from The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York. Mrs Ada Walden has returned from Arimore Oklahoma.
The Record and Chronicle print shop offers printer or engraved cards on short notice. Printed at $1.25 per 100 best cards, engraved from $2 to $4 per 104 and plate. Both phones 64.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health tonic that tones the stomach liver and kidneys purifies the blood strengthens nerves and cures constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co in Denton Texas.
Miss Ruth Adkisson rode Saturday when her horse went out of control and fled a mile until exhausted. She was frightened but uninjured.
A brief ad proclaims Hunt's Lightning Oil as a superior remedy for aches pains stiff joints cuts burns bites and similar ailments available in 50 cent and 25 cent bottles.
A brief note notes that furnished room troubles are eased by using the Record and Chronicle want ads. The snippet suggests classified ads as a simple solution for finding room offerings.
The program outlines acts and scenes for the O11 Maids Convention featuring twenty one delegates plus officers Pinkie Penelope Primm president Amalgamated order of ancient and unmarried females. It lists songs readings and acts including transformations by Madame Makeover and Elixir of Youth with Denton talent and Palmer Orchestra.
A solicitous offer claims a free ten day home cure for leucorrhoea ulcers and menstrual disorders, with a free medical adviser book. It urges women to mail name and address to Mrs Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for complete instructions and local referrals.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid washerwoman laundering due to tuberculosis fears and promotes Denton Steam Laundry as a modern, sanitary alternative. It claims laundries use up to date methods, welcomes inspections, and offers free repairs and button sewing with prompt return of bundles.
The Majestic played to another good crowd last night pleasing everybody with lively entertainment and strong turnout noted by staff and patrons alike.
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