Heaters Arrive as Store Sells Meats for Thirty Years
Local shop promotes heaters for sale as cool days arrive. The store highlights long selling history of meats with dozens of kinds priced from 1.50 dollars. Free setting offered.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
4
Local shop promotes heaters for sale as cool days arrive. The store highlights long selling history of meats with dozens of kinds priced from 1.50 dollars. Free setting offered.
Local items note a birth at Supt. and Mrs J S Carlisle, forty sewer permits issued, and Green Parkey to transfer property to Mr Turner December 1 for $55 an acre on 161 acres. Denton County hog and poultry markets run strong as A D Turner faces feed theft at Dallas fair. Fort Worth High School to meet Sherman High on November 20 after a misdated October 30 rumor. School bonds Nos 6 and 63 printed for district buildings, $700 and $1200, not yet sold, likely to be absorbed by the permanent school fund.
A collection of reader quotes and ads cites Hunt's Lightning Oil as a quick cure for cuts and bruises from H. H. Ward of Rayville Louisiana. Wilson Hardware promotes post oak and blackjack wool deliveries. R J Wilson and F G Fritz of Oneonta New York note Foley's Orino remedy aiding constipation.
Minnis Drug advertises Waterman ideal fountain pens as a premium item plus a lineup of remedies. Hunt's Lightning Oil promotes quick relief for aches and pains. Hyomei is pitched as a catarrh cure in an inhalable antiseptic solution with eucalyptus and thymol, guaranteed money back. O M Curtis sells Hyomei complete outfit for $1.
The sermon titled The Skeptic's Query by Elder Rose was postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday night due to inclement weather. Rose delivered a sermon from a different text on the rescheduled evening. A local reader endorses Foley's Orino laxative for constipation and liver trouble. Gar rison and Kimmins advertise the product.
Neal Estate Trans shows W E Shepard and wife to J L Beaty 812 acres out of Alex Hill survey near Benton for 2459 dollars. W L Mundy and wife to T H Jones lot in White addition to Sanger for 750 dollars. J C Tidmore and wife to J R McDaniel and wife 50 acres out of James Bridges League and Labor survey for 800 dollars. G N Nance to J J Dim mitt 60 acres in two tracks out of John Yoachum survey for 1900 dollars. R K E Hicks and wife to W B Dimmitt 45 acres in three tracts out of John Yoachum survey for 2100 dollars. E T Broun to J L Beaty two acres out of A N B Tompkins survey Benton city for 350 dollars.
Rev Fred L McFadden will preach a special sermon to the city youth at the Sunday morning service at First Presbyterian church inviting students from local schools and colleges to attend. Foley's Honey and Tar promotes clear air passages and cough relief while Garrison and Kimmina advertise the product.
Rev A F Hellman leads a series of discussions titled The Intolerance of Truth with themes drawn from Exodus 20 3 First Kings 18 40 Matthew 12 30 Acts 4 12 Ephesians 5 11 Some intolerance stems from zeal for truth while other cases arise from ignorance and prejudice The series promises a sound approach and likely good reception.
Palmer's Art Shop urges timely orders for Christmas pictures and Copley prints as demand rises for gift and ve neered frame pictures. S'mmons' Liver Purifier is advertised for liver health while Minnis' Drug Store handles prescriptions.
Palmer's Art Shop promotes an exclusive line of miniatures by Christy, Gibson, Fisher and a 7x9 motto collection attributed to George Washington, Mark Twain Stevenson, Thackeray, Emerson and Ben Franklin. Framed sets priced at three for 4 dollars. Aimed as unique gifts.
O M Curtis guarantees Parisian Sage will cure dandruff and stop hair loss. The product is praised as a pleasant, refreshing hair tonic that can regrow hair if bulbs are not dead. Sold by druggists including O M Curtis in Denton for 50 cents a bottle with mail orders prepaid from Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY. The advertising references French beauty standards and a girl with auburn hair on each package.
Asthma treatment available at home with trial, no charge for information. Frontier Asthma Company invites inquiries from Buffalo New York residents, offering room 702 as contact.
Ww B Gregg returned to Dallas visiting his nephew Judge Lee Zumwalt. N P Johnson is in Dallas on business. Jim Simmons left for Dallas. Will Gregg attended the Dallas Fair. Mr and Mrs W F Jarrell in Hebron for Baptist meeting. Mrs J T Sherrod of West Oak street visiting Lewisville. W L Zumwalt of Frederick Oklahoma here with D L Long family. Edna Hyatt of Karnes City returned home after visiting Rev M T Andrews family. Mrs M D Devorak and son W R Devorak of Chicago visiting Denton area. W L Chambers of Bartonville sold property and plans to move to Temple Oklahoma. Collector Crowder on tax tour from Aubrey to Sanger and Bolivar. Mrs H A Wolfioho and Minnie Paschali return from El Paso grand lodge meeting. Hulett party from Fort Worth visiting Denton relatives with Sport the dog. Husett sold Fort Worth hotel and plans permanent relocation.
Gui se and Eberhardt end engagement at the Amuzu tonight with a new program from start to finish. Eberhardt returns to his homeland for a German character sketch that provokes laughter. The display includes changed pictures and a gift book and drawing pencil found at 56tfe. The Palace Restaurant invites patrons to try the venue.
Secretary Scruggs of the Denton county chamber returns from Dallas tied to a county exhibit. He says the display cost about 2300 dollars and will pay for itself many times over in advertising and attracting immigration. Gran Christal will run the booth as Scruggs may return later in the week.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil cures aches pains cuts burns and other misery while you sleep. It also notes Miss M Greenwood Hardy a King’s School of Oratory graduate will continue organizing elocution oratory and physical culture classes at 171 West Hickory Street Pittsburg and Washington DC outlets.
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