Daviles Drayage and ParkS & Lester Advertisements
An old classifieds fragment lists Daviles drayage with first class moving service, Parks & Lester and Fox Bros office contact options, Reynolds & Hodges milk and cream phone, and a Telegraphy Department admission listing practical station duties under manager G E Swor at Draughon’s Business College.
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Daviles
Parks & Lester
Fox Bros
Reynolds & Hodges
E. Swor
Draughon's Business College
Local Denton Dentists and Rent Notice
J. W. Fralin, Dentist, located on the south side of Square in Denton Texas. W. N. Rowell D D S has an office over McCray's on the south side square. A R McGintie, Old Phone 41, office over Long and Kinz rents furnished rooms in East West South and North Denton.
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J. W. Fralin
South Side Square
Denton
Texas
W. N. Rowell
D. D
McCray’s
A. RK. McGintie
Long & Kinz
Feedstuffs and services advertised in Arkansas
An Arkansas classified ad offers chops bran and corn hay feedstuffs with stoves and seater wood. Prompt delivery full measure from 8 Elm Street with two phones. Call No 207 for scavenger work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Elm Street
Eiser
Concrete Walks and Brick Work Figure Offer
A. Bushey offers to discuss concrete sidewalks or brick work. The note invites cooperation to plan improvements and estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bushey
Cement contractor J M Gurley offers first class work
J M Gurley proclaims himself a cement contractor providing first class work at the right price and invites readers to get estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gurley
Local Briefs Mixed Crimes Weather And Oddities In County
Plea of guilty to aggravated assault entered by Andrew Walker with a $25 fine in county court. Diamond ring found by officers, owner sought. Joe Jones of Denton jailed in Gainesville on petty theft linked to clothing losses near Sanger. Several dry goods stores report a coat suit rush. Cold spell signals true winter. heavy coats favored. J E Adams near Krum reports thirty acres yielding seventeen bales cotton first picking. Miss Judie Shifflett teaching at Decatur Baptist College after Brookfield visit. home at Krum. Gas line work on South Elm street progresses with trenches dug and pipe laid. Flies troublesome amid cool weather. nuisance on interior wires and pictures. J H Williams ill with malaria fever but in town. Intruder frightened away from Williams home Friday night. Auto on North East street hit a fire plug. waterworks crew repair delayed until 10 PM. 50000 gallons lost. Trunk found near depot. contents linked to L A Booth. no clues on theft yet.
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Endea Aice
Tyjn
Andrew Walker
Joe Jones
Gainesville
Sanger
Rusa
J. E. Adams
J. W. Simmons
Krum
Judie Shifflet
Decatur Baptist College
Brookfield
Miss Shifflett
South Elm Stret
J. H. Williams
Williams
Personal news notes J W Sullivan returns from Paducah
LATE PERSONAL NEWS MENTION J. W. Sullivan has returned from Paducah where he has been the past several days on legal business. If you try our service in groceries for a while we feel sure that you will tell your neighbor that you got the best of groceries delivered promptly and at the right price at Turner Bros Phones 7. Regular dinners every day. Don’t worry about going home for your dinner. SMITHS RESTAURANT.
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J. W. Sullivan
Paducah
Turner Bros
Smiths Restaurant
Turner Bos
Telegraphic Market Quotes From Denton
Liverpool futures show open at 5.91 and close 6.93 for December January. New Orleans and New York listed holiday with smaller variations. Spot middling quot at Liverpool 6.234 pence. New Orleans 10 7/8 cents. Galveston 10 1/16 cents.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
Galveston
Local Market Holds Up as Cotton Prices Edge Higher
The market shows resilience amid weak future quotations. Today spot cotton brings 10.60 cents and seeds top at 3.85 cents, indicating firm prices in the current session.
Daily Market Prices For Farm Supplies And Produce
Market notices list cotton seed at 24 dollars per ton and prairie hay at 9 wholesale with 10 to 11 dollars retail. Other items include cotton seed meal 1.50 per 100 pounds, corn 85 to TKc, apples 35 to 65 cents per peck, Tokay grapes 10 cents pound, cranberries 1 ½ cents quart, turnips 4 cents pound, okra 15 cents quart, tomatoes 1 cent pound, peppers 1 ½ cents pound, peaches 20 cents a dozen, fresh peas 19 cents gallon, green tomatoes 15 cents canning. Readers encouraged to buy through ads for savings.
Church Services Tomorrow Across Local Congregations
Cumberland Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 9:46 with Superintendent W W Paexter and Thursday prayer meetings at 7:50. Central Presbyterian Church led by Harry Burton Boyd with sermons at 11am and 7:30pm, Bible school at 9:45 supervised by Prof Criddle, Junior Endeavor at 4pm, Christian Endeavor at 6:30pm, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:45. First Christian Church under A D Roots with Sunday school at 9:45 supervised by Prof McDonald, preaching at 11am and 7:30pm, P K C Juniors at 4, Seniors and Intermediates at 6:15 led by Miss Pearl McCormick, prayer at 7:15. Morning topic Leaving Foundation Principles. evening Tell Jesus First.
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Cumberland Presu
Erian
W. W. Paexter
Central Presbyterian Church
Harry Burton Boyd
Bible School
Criddle
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
A. D. Roots
Prof. McDonald
C. C. Yancey
Miss Pearl McCormick
W. E. Brown
Sunday church services and rally day notices
First Methodist Church South lists O T Cooper as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 led by M L Williams. Morning theme A communion in service and anthem Lord of Light. Evening theme The child at work. Women's Missionary Society in charge. Rally day Oct 20. Baptist Church with Rev B A Copass pastor also holds Sunday school 9 30 Beams 3 30 Junior BY 6 45 Senior BY 11 0 and 7 30 preaching by pastor. Morning theme The vision of Simon Peter at Ceasarea. Evening Sin and salvation.
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First Methodist Church
South
O. T. Cooper
M L. Williams
Mung People’s League
Womens Missionary Society
B.A. Copass
Simon Peter
Ceasarea
Orang Outangs Barney and Estelle Survive A Year In America
Visitors to the Sells Floto show will see Barney and Estelle the orang outangs imported from Borneo last summer. They are unusually human in behavior and have lived beyond the 180 day life limit previously claimed. Next June they will mark one year in this country, challenging established savant opinions about orang outang lifespans.
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Barney
Estelle
Borneo
Natural History
Doctors Find Food Ailment Behind Tuberculosis Myth
The article notes Dr Bliss examined Barney and Estelle atri ad and concluded their illness was indigestion rather than tuberculosis. He treated them with dietary remedies and they recovered, suggesting 19th century scientists misattributed their cases. The piece ends noting a menagerie exhibit on Oct 19.
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Barney
Estelle Atri
Ma . Bliss
Gro cery service seeks trial orders with two contact phones
A brief notice invites readers to try a grocery delivery service. It urges action today and mentions two phone numbers for contact. The message emphasizes convenience and direct customer outreach through a simple request.
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Bes
T. C. Sample
Turner Bos Promises Low Prices on Groceries
An ad urges readers to call Turner Bos for supermarket deals and reliable grocery supply at the right price. It emphasizes no worry over groceries and promotes immediate phone contact for orders.
Seasonal advice on stretching dollars through ads
The piece urges readers to maximize savings by reading today’s newspaper advertisements. It notes merchants publish “sav ug” deals to help consumers, encouraging shoppers to take advantage of bargains like daily items offered at low prices.
Our City Builds Up Through Local Spending
City residents are urged to invest in local welfare by prioritizing spending at home, keeping dollars circulating within the community to strengthen streets services and public goods. Authorities stress duty and pride in sustaining local businesses and institutions through resident purchases.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Booked As Cure For All Stages
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only proven remedy for catarrh and a constitutional treatment for the disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds up the patient and offers one hundred dollars for any uncured case, with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Woodmen Lodge Initiation Followed by Oyster Supper
The Modern Woodmen initiated a new member into the lodge on Friday night, with about twenty five people attending the oyster supper at a local restaurant after the ceremony.
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Woodmen
Fellowship of the Lodge
How One Woman Won
Tampa letter from Mrs. E. C. Corum praises Cardui as a tonic for weakened womanly organs. She says it helped her recover from severe troubles, reinforced by fifty years of use and a promise of improved nerves and energy. She urges readers to try it and requests a home treatment book from Chattanooga.
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Tampa
Fla
E. C. Corum
Cardui
Cardi
Better Telephony Daily Promotes Home Telephone Service
The piece argues telephone use is growing in daily life and praises the Home Telephone for its rapid accommodating service, inviting readers to try a trial.
Loyalty to Christ theme in BL Y P U Sunday program
BY P U program scheduled for Sunday at 6 30 features leader Mr Gunness and speaker Miss Keesee. Songs include What is the great Baptist principle with discussion on Christ lordship conduct and daily living guidance from Mrs Copass and Miss Maggie Brashears.
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BY. P. U
Christ
Mr. Gunness
Grover Cof
Miss Keesee
Maggie Brashears
Jesus Our Lord
Copass
Jesus
Sample's Grocery Ad Promises Low Prices and Free Information
An old advertisement touts asthma cure information from Frontiers Asthma Company in Buffalo New York. It claims home treatment and free full information, urging readers to contact Room 102 for details while promoting low prices at Sample's Grocery Store.
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Frontiers
Athma Company
Room
Buffalo, N. Y
Better Than Spanking A Home Treatment For Bedwetting
A postal offer from Mrs. M Summers, Box W Notre Dame Ind, claims a constitutional cause for bedwetting and offers a free home treatment with full instructions. No money required. The method allegedly helps children and adults with daytime or nighttime urine issues.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
La Marca 10c Cigar Sold Saturdays at Sc Straight
A note describes a well worn path to the old drug store corner where discriminating smokers buy La Marca cigars on Saturdays. The high class domestic hand made cigar sells 3 for a quarter at 5c straight with a limit of 50 per person.
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Flyer
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Nore
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