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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1912
Page
4
District Agent Ganzer of the Federal Department of Agriculture completed a three day drive in Dallas Fort Worth and Denton County to fundraise for the Texas Corn Show at Greenville January 9 to 11. He collected over $1000 in cash and premiums and urged Denton County Boys Corn Club members to exhibit.
J J Richardson writes from Paris Arkansas describing Logan County with two county seats and Short Mountain nearby. He notes coal mines, cheap fuel at three dollars per ton, a healthy town with low adult deaths, and a politically progressive yet mixed populace including Ex Bull Moosers. He promises further notes on mountains streams and timber.
Asthma can be cured at home trial treatment and full information or absolutely free without charge Write FrontiersAthma Commons Room 107 Buffalo New York Advt Give your next wood order to the new woodyard 21 East Hickory street Rutledge Harrell manager Both phones If yeu ve something to sell use the LASSIPVIED.
A bakery promotes its bread and cakes as the best in town. It emphasizes daily baking, home delivery, and invites customers to join the delivery list by phone.
A motivational call urges young men to start their own ventures, noting natural gifts and ambition. It emphasizes banking as the first step to financial independence, saving regularly, and starting a business career with the bank's mutual help.
Rev. O T Cooper, pastor of the First Methodist church, reported strong progress for the year at Sunday services in Denton. The North Texas annual conference opens in Dallas this week with many local Methodists attending Grace church. The report shows 99 members received, 89 dismissed, present membership, and $9 560 raised for all purposes.
A late Saturday filing records Chas Pettit and wife selling 378 acres to J L Sides T L Watson and E F Watson from the W H Dickson J P French and Allen Vegtel surveys for 20570 dollars. Also an ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praising its burn ulcers and sprain relief.
The Normal basketball team dominated Pilot Point High in a Saturday game, winning 47 to 5. Fast passing and quick ball movement showcased the Normal players, while Pilot Point struggled to score and fouled often.
Katie Daffan chapter of the U D C will meet Tuesday afternoon November 26 with Miss Blanche Hoskins presiding. The agenda includes a roll call, a war story, readings on Father Ryan and David Crockett, a biographical sketch of John Esten Cooke, and a discussion on fair treatment of Southern songs in Texas school music curricula.
An old promotional piece extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural solution for darkening hair and treating dandruff and premature grayness. It invites readers to purchase a fifty cent bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee and notes Liberty Brand grace cherries from Turner Bros as a side mention.
An ad praising Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion describes its effects on a upset stomach and lists a large, varied group of plaintiffs in a Sixteenth District court partition case against Laura and Leonard Bowen. The filing names minors with guardians and next friends, plus several adults led by I J Peacock and I F Ritchie in a custody type action.
A medicinal advertisement urges taking Dr. Kings New Life Pills at the first indigestion signs to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley Co. (Advt.)
John Schrank, the man who attacked Col. Roosevelt, was transported to the Northern insane hospital near Oshkosh Wisconsin today. The move follows the November 25 dispatch from Milwaukee.
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