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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
4
A Denton tobacconist touts his store as offering one of the best cigar lines ever seen in the area. He argues there is a real difference by tobacco quality and curing, inviting new customers to experience his superior goods and personal study of cigars.
A. Logan announces a tutoring arrangement for students to do an hour of work each morning for eight weeks in arithmetic algebra plane geometry solid geometry or plane trigonometry. Sessions begin May 27 with A. Logan, A. M Mathematics, D. H. &c.
The electric current will be shut off for several hours Sunday morning while crew crew makes connections with new equipment. Do not phone the power house. line crews are busy under supervision of W. J. Grady Superintendent.
Vendor promotes Tetleys India and Ceylon and Telleys blends including Green Label Vipions Ceylon and India. Also advertises bulk green black and blended teas. Encourages phone contact.
A brief classified style note records a sample phone order reminder to add Schottens High Grade Coffee to the purchase. The message emphasizes including the coffee item in the customer’s order.
The notice claims the new phone increases customer traffic for grocers and tailors, with merchants reporting 0 to 5 times more business when using the new system compared with the old one. The statement frames adoption as a measure of popularity and economic benefit.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia for fast relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief from sour stomach, gas, heartburn, belching, and headaches, offering a 50 cent case from any druggist and a guaranteed stomach clean bill for meals.
Nutich Knights of Vythes All Eight are urged to meet at Castle Hall Sunday afternoon May 19 at 2 20 to march to the cemetery for decoration services. Members are asked to bring flowers. R Ledbetter C C P J Beyett. & Ss.
A new suit was filed Thursday in the fifteenth district court to remove a cloud from a land title. It is the fourth suit since the February adjournment, titled Frank Craft versus unknown heirs of J R Groves, R W Woodruff, John A Fain, J T Nolan, H C Diggy and J R Nolan.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of KF Jj Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes notary A A V Gleason date December 7 and Toledo address. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and Turner Bros grocery ad copy.
A visiting party tours the Alliance mill bottling room highlighting artesian water filtration, a 2000 case capacity, ice-cold storage, a carbonator, and a sanitary six-room facility. Bottling chief Mr Barber oversees operations with expert guidance from G W Baker of Dallas.
A brief shopper note praises Turner Bros for reliable grocery service and consistent quality goods, claiming satisfaction with every visit. The message emphasizes dependable service and high standard products.
Local brief notes a birth to Mr and Mrs Joe Wilkins of Ponder. The Denton High School team and the First National Bank squad meet this afternoon at Highland Park. Call for groceries. Phones 44.
Residents are urged to donate toward the fencing of the I. O. O. F cemetery. Contributions may be handed to C. F. Witherspoon.
The SUVEMECED session announces a six week summer program at the Hardy School of Oratory starting in June 191%.
Mrs Ben Key hosted a Thursday night singing for friends before Gus and Charlie and Miss Esthe Allen move from Denton. J H Cunningham led the singing and guests included out-of-town visitors Migs May Dorris and Crawford Sleath of Lewisville.
Elm Lodge No 30 Knights of Pythias holds annual memorial and decoration services Sunday at the I O O F cemetery. Knights meet at Castle Hall at 2 30 p m then proceed to decorate graves of twenty deceased members with memorial address by Prof J et Phillips.
A local grocer advertises reliable service and prompt delivery at the right price. Call the number 44 to place an order and ensure quick供应.
Advert asking readers to trust Hugh Tallman of San Antonio claims Lr King s New Life Pills restore vigor and energy. The copy asserts benefits for stomach, liver or kidney troubles and directs readers to J F Raley & Co. for purchase at 25.
The store pledges purest drugs ordered by physicians and careful preparation with safeguards. It notes trusted prescription department, social responsibility, home delivery and two phone lines for orders.
T S Atcheson of Slidell was here today. W B Francis visits family at home. M Bureh and son of Drop were here on business. Mrs A J Mason and two ill daughters wait in Argyle. May Buckalew returns to Decatur from Normal. B Durham back from Parvin where he led last year’s school. Mrs James W Simmons and children visit Mr W G Langley in Dallas. C A Burleson of Bell county bought the Dr J Easley place near Justin. Mrs Dyke of Aubrey returns home from visiting her daughter Mrs Rube Turner. Otg King J O Bell James Goode return from State Firemen meeting in Austin. Rev F L McFadden returns from Wichita Falls and will preach at First Presbyterian Sunday. Mrs Nathan Johnson M Sp Irene Ferguson attend recital at Broadway Baptist in Fort Worth by Gatty Sellars. L O Shugart of Krum en route home after Confederate reunion at Macon Ga. Shugart notes Texas looks good after tours elsewhere.
We invite you to phone or send your grocery orders to us. We will attend to them with pleasure as they should be. Turner Bros.
New automobiles and motorcycles registered in the County Clerk's office include H Smoot of Denton with auto No. 190 C K Blewett of Denton with motorcycle No. 191 R C Leaty of Justin with motorcycle No. 192 Also mention of a free asthma treatment offer from Frontier Asthma Company at Buffalo NY with unclear contact details.
Read the ads in today's issue to find a featured article of interest and pocketbook friendly offers. Forty four over either phone connects you with a firm that will satisfy your grocery wants at LONG & KING.
An advertisement claims MI DNA stomach tablets stop fermentation in the stomach instantly, convert poisonous gases to liquid, and relieve gas sourness heaviness and other indigestion symptoms within five minutes. Sold by O M Curtis and druggists for 0 cents a bov.
Agrocer promotes improved service and value in a forward urging customers to try their offerings. The notice highlights time, money, and energy spent to please families and invites phone contact.
In a brief exchange a commenter extols the bread from Smith at the Ideal Restaurant noting the bread is excellent and the toast is also praised.
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