Lost silver open-face watch in New York
A lost silver open-face watch with New York standard movement and leather fob. Return to office for reward.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
3
A lost silver open-face watch with New York standard movement and leather fob. Return to office for reward.
The first basketball game of the season is set at the Normal campus at 4 15 tomorrow afternoon. The Normal team, coming off a strong previous season, meets Pilot Point in a practice game.
The notice urges buyers to read the day’s hardware ads for price inducements and to use the classified section for selling items, mentioning worn out skillet or pan as examples of items that may be traded.
Eight room house on a large lot with barn, two blocks from streetcar line and Normal college. Includes electric lights bath and city water. Rent set at twenty dollars per month.
Local residents and visitors are noted in today’s brief. P C Boozer stops by near Lloyd while W T Toofes visits from Green Valley. J M Ponder travels to Louisiana on business. J E B Sharber and L I Bullard call from near Argyle. Katherine Bass visits Fort Worth for a week or ten days. Mrs C B Kilgore of Birmingham, Ala., visits her brother W T Morris and family. W T Johnson and HM Walden return from Fort Worth after witness work at the Sneed trial. E K Blewett and family head to Fort Worth in a new Rambler. Rev A D Rogers returns from Longview and will preach Sunday. he calls the Christian Lecture ship trip encouraging. Mr and Mrs J W Hamilton and daughters plan a January visit with J N Rayzor, then Canada, New York, Washington, Florida, Galveston, Los Angeles, and Grand Canyon. N Rayzor comes back from Houston after attending the Iee Manufacturers' association meeting with moss gathered near the San Jacinto battlefield legend. Visitors were hosted by Houston with a fish, duck and oyster dinner at Mor n's Point.
Denton citizen R R Turner testifies to long suffering back pain and suggests Dean's Kidney Pills. He recalls relief after two boxes and endorses the remedy publicly in 1912. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other. Wood orders via Rutledge yard 21 East Hickory Street with Harrell as manager.
An article argues longevity is possible through simple living, temperate habits, exercise, and an active mind. It touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as a blood and strength booster with a testimonial from Mrs Michael Lisom of Lewiston Pa about improved mobility after use, and credits a Denton druggist with offering a guarantee.
Miss Mollie Brown of Dallas visited Lewisville. Mr. and Mrs. T A Jasper and son from Denton called. Mrs. Lacey stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Henley Morgan at Hebron. W W Sherrill and Joe Cobb were in Denison. Alvin Hill and J M Hendrix were in Sherman and Dallas. Julia Cobb hosted the Happy Six club. Prof H Lyon arrived from Grapevine. Leland McCants and Miss Mary Johnson wed at the Jacobsen home Tuesday night. Mrs G C Cobb of Electra visited J C Sims. O E Cobb and Guy Degan appeared in Sherman.
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