West Hiddory street remodel and bridge project update
J M Gurley completes a long concrete walk in front of the Schweer residence on West Hiddory street. The county commissioners review a new bridge over Stewart's creek near Lewisville and accept the work. The court also handles road matters northwest of the city. Asthma treatment information offered free by Frontier Asthma Co. Local business ads note a new delivery wagon and frequent north west and south routes from Long and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gurley
H. F. Schweer
County Commissioners’ Court
Stewart's Creek
Lewisville
Th City
Who Fills Your Prescriptions
An old advertisement emphasizes patients’ right to choose a druggist and states the shop can compound prescriptions from any writer. It highlights thirty years of experience, offers to deliver citywide with no extra charge, and invites readers to ask their physician to entrust prescriptions to them. Contact via phones 188.
Personal notices of health and visits from the town
LATE PERSONAL MENTION R H Hopkins Sr who has been sick for some time is better. Miss Minnie Wettermark who has been very ill for some time is improving. Miss Dalton of Pilot Point who has been visiting Miss Flossie Parker returned home yesterday. Mrs W B Hood of Aledo and daughter and grandson Mrs H W Jenking and Hood Jenkins are the guests of Mrs J A Freeman. J J Webb of Dallas who has been visiting his sister Mrs Estelle Webb returned home yesterday afternoon. Rev Heltman left this morning for Blossom where he will attend presbytery afterward going to Denison where he will preach his first sermon Sunday. Mrs S M N Marrs formerly Miss Ina Caddel is expected in from Terrell this afternoon for a visit to Mr and Mrs Henry B Caddel. Misses Ollie Jones and Winnie Spearman who have been visiting Mrs Will Stewart returned to their home in Greenville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hopkins, Sr
Minnie Wettermark
Miss Dalton
Pilot Point
Flossie Parkey
W. B. Hood
Aledo
H. W. Jenking
Hood Jenkins
J. A. Freeman
J. JD. Webb
Dallas
Mis
Estelle Webb
Rev
Heltman
Blossom
Denison
S. M.N. Marrs
Ina Caddel
Ter—rell
Henry B. Caddel
Ollie Jones
Winnie Spearman
Will Stewart
Greenville
Human Butterfly Act Comes to Denton in 1900s Circus Tour
The three Bell sisters perform the famed Human Butterfly act billed by Forepaugh and Sells Brothers as the most dangerous and beautiful aerial show. They hang by teeth from steel cords, soar above the audience with electric lighting and flowing robes, creating a genuine sense of risk without relying on gimmicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forepaugh
Bros
Paris
Europe
Adam Forepaugh
Denton
Bell Sisters
France
Chicken feed at the Bicycle Store warning notice
Notice warns against trespassing on posted properties with terms prosection. Names JOHN A. HANN JIM GOODE appear with a 55c price note. The Hamburger stand moved to the Fry building on the north side. J A MINNERLY signs offer a sample line to entice customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hann
Jim Goode
Fry
North Side
New Mottled Earthenware Line For Kitchens
Local store unveils a new mottled earthenware range after many customer requests. The collection highlights durable cookware and decorative pieces suitable for everyday use in homes and kitchens.
New Departments Open at North Texas Normal College
Work begins in the new science building with manual training and domestic science courses. Equipment is extensive, benches with individual drawers, mechanical drawing desks, and gas cooking facilities. Three hours weekly per class, first year focuses on joinery and elementary cooking. Interest is high as many students enroll in the new optional courses. LONG & KING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas Normal College
Tripp
Two-Inch Rain At Pilot Point Tue Seaso nhelped Wheat Sowing
Pilot Point reports a heavy two inch rain Tuesday night soaking the area and improving soil conditions for wheat sowing. The fall shower arrived with a gentle pace and settled over the town, aiding forthcoming crop work and pasture growth.
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Pilot Point
Ponder Notes from Oct 11 Social Roundup
Ponder news lists visiting relatives and attendees from nearby towns. Migg Ollie McCurdy at Normal, Anna Belle Garvin from Denton, Rev. Barton from Decatur and Rev. Thompson from Commerce preached here. Local residents McCurdy of Kansas City visiting T McCurdy family. Byron Smith and family from Krum attended church. Mrs Skaggs and Mrs Tinsley in Denton. Stallings in Fort Worth. R Naylor returned from Wichita Falls. C A Cox ranching in Hardeman. Mrs Susan Burnett of Knox City visiting son Charlie Burnett. Minnie Chie of Wichita Falls visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
Ollie McCurdy
Anna Belle Garvin
Denton
Rev
Barton
Decatur
Nere
Thompson
Commerce
McCurdy
Kansas_ City
T. McCurdy
Byron Smith
Krum
Skaggs
Tinsley
Stallings
Fort Worth
R. Naylor
Wichita Falls
C. A Cox
Big Ranch
Hardeman County
Susan Burnett
Knox City
Charlie Burnett
Minnie Chie
Wichia Falls
Typhoid Sick William Meine Taken to Denton Sanitarium
News from Blue Mound reports William Meine gravely ill with typhoid fever, transferred to the Denton sanitarium on Wednesday. Reverend G. H. Holly returned from Pinggold, while Reverend Meyer from Wichita Falls preached at the German M. E. church Wednesday night before leaving for home. Jim Wallace hosted a party Saturday night for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mound
Blue Ound
Wm. Meine
Denton
Enduring wedding gift: Gorham silverware for lasting service
A wedding gift should endure for generations and thus table silver remains popular. The article notes Gorham Silverware, a century-old brand, as a durable option available now. Teaspoons are priced from $4.00 per set and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
Fire Chief warns against false fire alarms
Fire Chief Caddel cautions citizens to avoid sending false alarms as responding endangers crews and horses. He recalls a past accident and urges relying on neighbors for alarms, noting the department covers districts and prefers not to chase false blazes. The notice, at South Side Square Craddock Building, lists D R Turner groceries and phone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddel
Citzens
Leam Gang
South Side Square
Craddock Building
D. R. Turner
Cures for eczema and catarrh touted in ad notices
An OCR fragment promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eczema and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price, plus Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming internal, constitutional effect and a $100 reward for failure. It lists J. F. Raley & Co and Hall & Co as sellers and references various nostrums for sale. The piece presents testimonial-style advertising from Watertown and Toledo based firms.
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le G
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
J. F. Raley & Co
Hall
F. I. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tennis goods at the Bicycle Store headline
The notice highlights tennis goods at the Bicycle Store and mentions the Our grocery merchant as a daily life factor, urging readers to choose the best option LONG & KING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
We’ll Send For It When You Have a Prescription
A drug store urges customers to phone orders and promises delivery of medicines without extra charges. The feature is highlighted as a dependable service for obtaining needed items in the drug line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Mason Meeting At Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Dr J P Mason preached on The Towser Kind and praised early success of the meeting. Services continue through next week with tonight's sermon The True Diagnosis the final of a three part series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crond
J. P. Mason
Cumberland Presbyterian Meeting
Dr. Mason
Towser
Delivery Promise From Prompt Groceries Service
A brief notice emphasizes prompt delivery for grocery orders and notes a contact phone and D. R. Turner.
Dr King's New Discovery Earns Fame in Oswego Patient Tale
Oswego New York resident A Cooper reports lasting relief from a persistent night cough after using Dr King's New Discovery. The testimonial claims quick relief for colds and lung troubles and endorses the product as guaranteed, with trial bottles offered and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
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Lipscomb & Fritz
McClurkan
Denton County
Scott’s Steam Dye Works
G. P. Davis
McKinney and Locust Sts
Texas
Candy Kitchen
Denton Steam Bakery
Telephone Trust
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co
BE. H. Egan
J. W. Jagoe, Jr
Venton
V. Robertson
Jasper & Jasper
Exchange Bank
Smith’s Restaurant
Moung City
Amy Cotta
Buc
M. R. Gilbert
Furnigu
Strong Acting Company
Beautiful
Minnis Drug Store
D. K. Allison
Farmersville Tiers
J. L. Beaty
Woodmen of the World
Frontier Asthma Company
Roco
Buffalo
J. A. Minnis
Birds OF
ATR
Smith's Restaurant
Boylan & Company
North Court Square
Herlp
Big Ben
M. Curtis
Evers Hardware Co
Allison’s Pharmacy
W. Side
International Cloak and Suit Co
Toplitz & Zesmer
Southwest Corner Square
Denton Plumbing Company
West Oak Street
T. B. Porter
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