Prescription department trusted for precise drug work
The store emphasizes accurate prescriptions and pure drugs ordered by doctors. Pharmacists ensure careful checks and safeguards, with special care for children, and delivery to all city areas.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1912
Page
8
The store emphasizes accurate prescriptions and pure drugs ordered by doctors. Pharmacists ensure careful checks and safeguards, with special care for children, and delivery to all city areas.
The Katie Paifan chapter UD C meeting planned for next Friday with Mrs. F Viner has been postponed due to several commencement events. Time and place of the rescheduled gathering will be announced later.
A Doliet resident credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after severe coughing from typhoid pneumonia. She says conventional treatment failed before using the remedy, and now she coughs scarcely at all. Trial bottles offered free at Raler & Co.
Mayor Bates Essers calls on residents to participate in a city cleanup day. He emphasizes collective effort to improve streets and parks and urges prompt action and community pride.
Mayo Bates issues a second plea urging residents to prepare for the upcoming clean-up day on the 16th. He warns of fines and health risks from neglect, detailing disposal steps and urging cooperation to keep Denton clean and healthy. Turner Bros. directs residents to phone for service.
A reader endorses Turner Bros grocery service noting consistent quality, reliable delivery, and overall satisfaction with the store's offerings.
Mrs J Woodside of Arlington guests Mrs J M Inge. Eugene Whitehead returns from Decatur where he taught in the public schools. Mrs Lacy of the CIA faculty recovered from illness at Hygeia hall. Tuesday B kck Drake of Elm Lodge No 36 left to attend the Pythian Grand Lodge at Waco. You are invited to phone or bring grocery orders for delivery. Phones
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for hawking, snuffing, catarrh, and sore throat with claims of killing germs and clearing nasal membranes. It offers a complete inhaler outfit for $1 and extra bottles for 50 cents, via O M Curtis druggists and Long & King grocers in town.
Denton county faces a strong wheat and oat crop outlook and a local bank invites farm owners to mail how many laborers they will need and when to hire. The offer is nonbinding and aims to gauge demand. no obligation to employ workers or to supply laborers. Address J L Blewett President.
National Bank announces W. B. McClurkan as president and J. L. Blewett as vice president with R. M. Barns serving as assistant cashier and Heavenport as cashier in the latest officers roster.
Weekly list of unclaimed letters ending May 1912 to be sent to Dead Letter Office in Washington on May 18. Includes gift shop notes and names of recipients asking visitors to mention advertised letters and pay one cent per letter.
The Soda Fountain at Curtis' offers top quality egg drinks and ice cream, praised for premier materials and delicious taste. patrons enjoy prompt courteous service and inviting notes encourage bringing friends for a treat.
At the regular school board meeting on Monday night Mrs. Edgar Kelly was elected by acclamation as the primary teacher for the North Side school. The board also approved April minutes and several accounts, and authorized admission fees for the high school graduation exercises. The graduating class consisted of 33 students, 19 boys and 14 girls, who were allowed to graduate pending completion of work. Trustees elected were D K Allison, W T Johnson, W T Bailey, J Hooper, and W L McCormick, with Allison re-elected president and Hooper vice president.
We announce summer enrollment incentives for early applicants on or before June 1. The notice lists Draughon’s Practical Business College with G B Swor as manager and claims free information on asthma treatments from Frontier Asthma Company. It also advertises grocery connections by Long & King.
In today’s paper advertisements urge readers to visit merchants and examine wares for better footwear at lower prices. Promoters push the idea that shopping in person yields value by comparing stocks and prices across stores.
Death notices list Martin Miller of Pilot Point age 55 from heart failure and several others with ages and causes, alongside birth announcements for Yatlee Brooks, Ben Savage, Jim W Jeffries, Ed Allen, G Johnson, Geo Martin with locations Lewisville and Sanger. A quoted item touts Dr King’s New Life Pills from J F Raley & Co, plus a grocery ad from Turner Bros.
A chilly Tuesday morning brought light showers and hail with no damage reported. Precipitation exceeded half an inch in places while a persistent northerly wind renewed since Saturday kept temperatures cold, with a minimum around 47.
A brief promotional line urges trying Smith's Bread at Ideal Restaurant claiming a big loaf and superior taste over ordinary bread. The message emphasizes quality and a recommendation.
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