Cardui praised by Newburg woman for back and head pain relief
Myrtle Cobrum of Newburg Alabama describes long lasting back and head pains, sallow skin, and facial pimples. She credits Cardui with a cure after two bottles and notes that her mother and aunt also benefited. The ad touts Cardui as a vegetable tonic for women and invites readers to request a Ladies' Advisory Dept. pamphlet and home treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Ala
Myrtle Cobrum
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
All-Stars 10 Play High Thanksgiving Clash Preview
Denton High readies its strongest lineup for Thanksgiving day against a star-studded All-Stars squad featuring Fred Lane Jack McMath John and Will Collins Tom Rector Fred Harris Grover Campbell Ed Wilson Charles Alexander Holland Neely Joe Evans Earl Mann Joe Jones Laud Ratten and others in a regional showcase. A separate note touts Electric Bitters with a testimonial from H T Alston of Raleigh praising its stomach and liver benefits after a wreck-avoiding incident involving a flagging train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton High
High
Fred Lane
Jack McMath
John
Will Collins
Tom Rector
Fred Harris
Grover Campbell
Ed Wilson
Charles Alexander
Holland Neely
Joe Evans
Earl Mann
Joe Jones
Laud Ratten
Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
J. F. Raley & Co's
Prayer Service Programme at First Methodist Church
Mid week meeting set for 7 30 tonight with a program including lessons by Mrs Ledbetter Mrs Francis Miss Bridges Miss Clara Steinman and others. November 21 Thursday topic Rural Regions and the Cities Bible Religion a Thing for this World and discussion on country life. Leader Mrs Ed Smith and a list of ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ledbetter
Francis
Miss Bridges
Clara Steinman
M. Edwards
W. N. Masters
Jennie Keyte
W. Steinman
The
Woman's Missionary Council
Ed Smith
Uvlpers
Mesdames Johnson
Nail
Turner
Cooper
Tomlinson
McNeil
Kimbrough
Whitfield
Asthma Treatment Ad Focuses On Home Trial
An advertisement from Frontiers Asthma Company offers free trial treatment and full information for asthma sufferers. The notice invites readers to contact Room 107 Buffalo NY for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athma Company
Burial for Mrs. Gus Bedford in Denton
The remains of Mrs. Gus Bedford of Oklahoma City were brought to Denton for burial after funeral services led by Rev. Oscar T. Coopers. She died in Fort Worth after a long illness from tuberculosis and was laid to rest at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mrs. Belford was born Ora Smith, daughter of W. E. Smith. She visited Denton relatives with her sister Eva Smith before marrying a few months ago. She is survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Bedford
Oklahoma City
Denton
Oscar T. Coopers
First Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Fort Worth
Luther D. Smith
West Sycamore
South Locust
Belford
Ora Smith
W. E Smith
Eva Smith
Epidemic Among Livestock Fears Rise After Horse Deaths
Oscar Button loses a valuable horse Tuesday to a malady like meningitis. It is the fourth horse to die from the same illness since Saturday, sparking fears it mirrors a disease that killed hundreds of Kansas horses last summer. A Fire Hero moment follows as crowds cheer while a firefighter proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve a cure for burns and more. Local ad promotes the salve at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Button
Kansas
J. F. Raley & Co
A B Francisco to Speak on The Science of Building Any Business
Arrangements were made for A B Francisco of the Sheldon school faculty to lecture Thursday night at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms on The Science of Building any Business. The talk is free, and L T Fox urges all to attend, calling it one of the soundest talks he has heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Ginnan & Marvis
A. B. Francisco
Sheldon School
Chamber of Commerce
L. T. Fox
Mr. Francisco
Taliaferro Breaks Begord at Denton Shooting Club
The Denton shooting club held a Tuesday session with five members killed blue points over about two hours. W A Taliaferro led the First twenty five with 18 hits, R J Edwards 16. in the second twenty five both tied at 20, W J McCook close at 18. Final tally shows Taliaferro 38 of 50 and Edwards strong overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
W. A. Taliaferro
R. J. Edwards
Taliaferro
Edwards
J. J. McCook
Marton
Our City’s Duty to Build Homegrown Welfare
A call to keep money local and invest in the community to strengthen welfare and civic growth. Advocates urge residents to spend at home, reinforcing local businesses and services for the town’s benefit.
Fountain Pen Trial Offer at Minnis Drug Store
SANGER Nov 19 The Santa Fe well reaches 1200 feet with a fine water flow. Sanger Gin Co plans new machinery for cotton boll gin. G W Reed sold dry goods to South Texas buyers Mrs S V Dennis and children of Fort Worth visit her parents Rev and Mrs Binyon. Crandell ill. Mrs G W Reed tonsillitis. Mrs B G Vaugan ill. The Sullivans move to Wichita Falls and Longview. Methodist church ladies begin a week of prayer. Mrs Sam Sullivan of Denton visits relatives.
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Sanger
Santa Fe
Sanger Gin Co
G. W. Reed
South Texas
S. V. Dennis
Fort Worth
B G. Vaugan
Elmer Sullivan
Wichita Falls
Clarence Sullivan
Longview
the Methodist Church
Jewel Gas Stoves and Electric Stoves Ad Pitch
An advertisement touts a range from a compact electric stove to a full line of Jewel gas stoves. It invites customers to visit and compare prices on all stove types and hire options.
Denton Society Happenings Fifty Party At Home
Mrs Herbert Walden hosted a Monday evening fifty party with high score prizes to Miss Lula Evers and Holland Neely. A salad course followed for attendees including Miss Evers guest Miss Bertha Zadek and others and Mesdames Blewett Edwards Williams, and Messrs Neely McGinnis Witherspoon Blewett Gregg Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Walden
Lula Evers
Holland Neely
Bertha Zadek
Katherine Bass
Avis Blewett
Edgar Blewett
Rob Edwards
Minnie Williams
McGinnis
Cliff Witherspoon
Emerson Blewett
Will Gregg
Ed Wilson, Jr
Sallee Talkington Nuptials Reported in McKinney
Announcement from McKinney notes the Tuesday morning wedding of George W. Sallee and Miss Bessie Marie Talkington at the bride’s home. Sallee, a former Denton area rail employee, rose from assistant ticket agent to depot ticket agent in New Orleans after stints with the Harriman lines and Houston. The couple departed for their New Orleans home shortly after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Lines
Union Depot
New Orleans
Mrs. Sallee
Arkansas Mill Sells Cord Wood and Sawmilling Service
Arkansas Mill announces a wood selling and custom sawing service. They offer cord wood and sawing to order with competitive prices and invite customers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Mill
Smith and Webster Market for Pe Can Prices
Smith and Webster discuss buying quantities of pecans and setting market prices. They indicate readiness to purchase and await offered quantities to determine the deal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Webster
Goose Girl Scenery by Dodge and Castle At Wrights Opera House
The Goose Girl at Wrights Opera House on Monday November 25 features scenery painted by Dodge & Castle of New York. The firm supplied complete scenic equipment for major shows. producers Baker-Castie promise a high quality production rivaling Broadway hits, with impressive cost and standout appeal for a one night stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright's Opera House
New York
Dodge & Castle
Baker
Castie
Among the Denton Societies Missionary Meeting
The Missionary society held a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs. D. Turner home decorated with chrysanthemums and red roses. Guests included Mesdames Barnes Borden Murphy Connelly Chappel Deavenport Turner and Miss Bailey with Mrs. Neely leading the lesson and a program featuring prayers readings and a panel on church government followed by a social hour and salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
D. &. Turner
Mesdames Barnes
Borden
Murphy
Connelly
Chappel
Deavenport
Turner
Miss Bailey
Neely
Curtis Drug and Jewelry Store Vote Contest Ahead
A local promotion offers 5 votes per 50 cents spent at Curtis' Drug and Jewelry Store. The contest ends Friday night December 20 with prizes including Cooper's Novels and Rogers Silverware. 1000 complimentary votes are available via a nomination coupon on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis’ Drug and Jewelry Store
Cooper
Rogers Silverware
Curtis
Sunnydale Community Notices and Movements
Er win and family moved into the house formerly occupied by Leon Taliaferro. Mrs. Vickery improves after illness. Mrs. J. A. Stuart visited Denton. Lou Sublett and family moved to Mr Fralin's place. Rev Purviance preached at Alton. Mr. and Mrs Jim Stroud of Denton visited. J. E. Elrod in Denton. Oscar Bryan and wife from Corinth visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnydale
Mr. Erwin
Leon Taliaferro
Vickery
J. A. Stuart
Denton
Lou Sublett
Fralin
Purviance
Alton
Jim Stroud
J. E. Elrod
Oscar Bryan
Corinth
Union Hill News Teems With Local Happenings
Cotton picking and corn gatherings are nearly finished. Mrs. Jess Mann visited Hemming. Mrs. Bud Ennis and Mrs. B Mann from Valley View were at the Ennis home. Emory Sullivan suffers from tonsillitis. Mrs. Harvey returned from Lamar County. H H Nichols and family in Hemming. Mr Swaetz of Gribble Springs buys a home and will move in. School progress steady amid small attendance.
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Union Hill New
Union Hll
Jess Mann
Hemming
Bud Hennis
Emory Sullivan
Harvey
Lamar County
B. Mann
Valley View
Bud Ennis
H. H. Nichols
Swaetz
Gribble Springs
Local notes from Little Elm November illness and visits
Miss Chastain improves slowly after a long illness. T M Marr returns from Fort Worth after his father's amputation. Mrs Emma Roe visits relatives in Denton and Aubrey. J M Stover and wife of Denton visit. Rev Mason of Fort Worth preaches. Dr Cele and daughters from Friece visit. Turner Bros advertises small house sales at nominal prices with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Elm
Chastain
T. M. Marr
Fort Worth
Emma Roe
Denton
Aubrey
J. M. Stover
Rev. Mason of
Christian Church
Tr. P. Payne
Nocona
Cele
Friece
Restores Gray Hair to Natural Color With Sage Remedy
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from Wyeth Company marketed to restore natural hair color and help with dandruff itching scalp and hair loss. A fifty cent bottle promised to darken faded hair in days with money-back guarantee if not as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
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Denton Water, Light and Power Co
L. F. Collins & Son
Jd. A. Collins
N. R. Bedford
N.R. BEDFORD @ CO
Earl Tabor
Clothiers
W. Side Sq
Garland
John Hester
JCC
W.T. Bailey
J W
Sullivan & Hill
Sullivan & Hill Attorneys-at-Law
Craddock Building
W. E. McCabe
R. H. Garrison
Lone Star Restaurant
Woodrum & Davis West Oak Stree
Denton County National
Denton County National Bank
Begord
Minnis
Sanger News
Sam Sullivan
Evers Hardware Co
Denton Society
Denton Societies
O. M. Curtis Drugs and Jewelry
Texas
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
C. R. Hamilton & CO
R. E. Cobb
Taylor Hardware CO
Liberty Brand
Glace
Turner Bros
Lod V. Robertson
Raley & Co
Deane
Cole
North Side
F.l.mcdonald, M.D
Garrison's Drug Store
W. H. Doty
Barber Shop
North Side Square
Denton Milling Company
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