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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
7
A merchant explains the daily study of business and the guarantee of wares as the best advertisement. The guarantee protects buyers even for unfamiliar pianos or other articles, emphasizing honesty and dealer reliability as the path to mutual benefit and customer safety.
A dense catalog ad lists pianos organs strings repairs and music supplies including Victor Talking Machines records art materials genuine watercolor paintings and Van Briggle pottery. It promotes picture frames stationery novelties pennants and college posters with a repair shop offering to fix everything except watches and automobiles.
The Price Campbell cotton picker was demonstrated near Dallas on September 21 1910 showing a gasoline powered machine with interlocking metal fingers that harvests cotton at three to four miles per hour. It plucks open cotton without injuring bolls and can be converted for plowing, harrowing or chopping tasks. About 500 citizens attended the Caruth farm demonstration near the Sherman Dallas line and praised the machine as a labor saver with broad farm uses.
A Watertown man credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The ad promotes the salve as infallible for skin eruptions, burns, cuts, and piles and mentions local distributor J. F. Raley Co. plus low classified rates for Daily and Weekly papers. The notice urges readers to place ads to reach thousands of local families.
Dallas Texas announces the twenty-fifth annual State Fair of Texas October 15 to 30 with new permanent improvements totaling about 175000 dollars. A model cotton farm and cotton picking machine will be demonstrated in the infield, with 52 counties represented across tropical and temperate exhibits including rice cotton citrus fruits and orchards. Premiums exceed 5000 dollars across divisions and 1200 for the Boys Corn Club with a special day and cash prizes for youths under twenty.
An old advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to prevent breakdowns of vital organs under stress. Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits the remedy with avoiding collapse during three months of strain. Product sold by J. Raley & Co for 50 cents.
A quiet last Saturday election in Roanoke approved issuing bonds totaling 7000 dollars to fund a new school building to replace the old frame structure. Voters considered the welfare of children and chose to support the project, with hopes of rapid construction and use within the school year. The bond election also notes a new Baptist church and related community activities in the area.
Work on the new Baptist church in Roanoke proceeds under contractor J. D. Fowks. Sheds have been erected for block manufacture as the project moves toward a 5000 dollar completion, a monument to the faithful congregation and one devoted member.
Frontier Asthm offers a free home trial treatment and full information at its Buffalo office Room 702. The notice lists the company and contact details, mentioning Julian Scruggs and a belt product priced at $1.0.
Hon F F Hill arrived from Dallas on Tuesday with a crew of cotton pickers after failing to secure local help. Crowded farms and everyone忙 with their own tasks left nearby growers short-handed during harvest.
F. M. Morris arrived in town yesterday with a shipment of his canned fruit for Hall county. He stated the order demanded twice his supply, and he could only fill part of it as his goods lasted. He reports selling over $700 worth this year and has about $100 remaining on hand for home use and neighbors.
The Method andt Conference marked a significant church event with Rev F M Kirk of Sanger delivering a thrifty sermon Saturday at 11 am followed by a free dinner enjoyed by all attendees. Presiding elder Rev D H Aster attended the conference and reviewed church interests as the group adjourned to reconvene on the Saturday of November for financial settlements and electing an official board for the next year.
Prompt service, courteous treatment and good goods at the lowest possible prices are advertised by Long and King, grocers, contact phone number 44.
An advertisement in today's column catches the eye with notable offers and a promise of special deals. The item highlights a limited-time sale, inviting readers to visit the store for more details and to take advantage of the discounted prices.
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