Trade notice seeks harness and saddle repair work
An earnest trade solicitation promises special attention to pairing HARNESS and Over hauling Saddles and Buggy Top materials. The notice emphasizes repair services.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1912
Page
6
An earnest trade solicitation promises special attention to pairing HARNESS and Over hauling Saddles and Buggy Top materials. The notice emphasizes repair services.
Denton community stages a benefit play titled Fun on the Podunk Limited at the opera house next Wednesday night under Ladies of the Modern Maccabees. The production features about twenty four locals including Mrs Viola Berry Miss Beulah Crain and Mr Geo M Hopkins with a large chorus and a sixty child Garland drill.
The Roanoke trades day drew nearly 100 visitors from Dallas Denton and Fort Worth with substantial prizes in several departments. S R Hughes of Dallas presented oil samples claiming Roanoke rests on oil. Active work will begin soon on a wet sunk about 1.5 miles from the business district. A medical note promotes HERBINE for liver and bowel issues priced at 50 cents by R H Garrison.
The fourth female donor to the Democratic campaign fund contributed a dollar on Monday and expressed the desire for Wilson to win, hoping she could give five dollars.
Mrs R J Flint of Braintree Vermont credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a dreadful cough that left her near death. The ad claims the medicine treats grip bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy tonsillitis and hemorrhages, priced 30 cents and 1.09 with guaranteed satisfaction by J F Raley & Co.
Miss Alma Hughes Stella Nobles and Gladys Martin hosted a musicale at Mrs Reynolds with young ladies staying at Mrs Lester's Saturday night. Attendees include Minnie Laure Patterson Carrie Shorte Nettie Shorte Emma Huck Erma Bolting Blanche Dunbar Luise Hambright Maude Thompson Hattye Thompson and Marcia Spencer. Long & King advertise grocery service by phone for next orders.
The street cars will meet the early morning Dallas train until further notice starting at 5.40 a.m. T. C. Sample promotes high quality coffee. For moving needs contact Parks & Lester at Fox Bros.
Smith and Webster return to the fruit trade with a fresh carload of Missouri apples. Visit Curtis corner wagon to place orders for delivery and compare prices before you buy. SMITH & WEBSTER, fruit sellers.
A brief note promotes dinner ideas featuring creamed meats and special canned vegetables from LONG and KING. The text highlights variety in prepared dishes and pantry staples.
The document extols local merchants and home banks for aiding the town’s welfare. It urges residents to deposit surplus funds at the bank, highlighting its reliability and readiness to loan to customers, framing banking as a path to independence in old age.
George Edwin Harris aged about 85 died Sunday afternoon at his South Myrtle Street home after years of paralysis. Born in England he married Matilda Brettle before emigrating to the United States. Survived by Noah Harris John Ed George Mrs W H Rose Robi Harris and Annie Wears. Funeral held at his residence Monday afternoon with Rev O T Cooper officiating.
A civic appeal urges residents to keep dollars in the community by buying locally. The message promotes supporting welfare at home and hints at a list of canned goods from LONG & KING to help households choose items.
A shopper at Minnis drug store seeks a refund after an unsatisfactory purchase. The complaint centers on customer satisfaction and potential product issues, with no further details about outcomes or resolutions provided.
A large Denton County reunion crowd filled seven special cars on the Denton County passenger train from Fairward to the fair. Official tickets sold numbered 454, the largest for a single day, with many families and citizens among the riders.
Save from 1.50 to 3.00 on your Waterman fountain pen by buying it at Minnis' drug store.
Sam Choate of near Keller was struck by a southbound Katy train at 7 30 am and his leg was cut off. He, 47, was not expected to live. he was partly deaf and misheard a whistle, thinking he was on the sidetrack. The incident prompted a hospital report and a grim prognosis.
We present a daily corrected menu of fresh and canned goods for readers to choose from. Customers may read the list and place their order accordingly.
An insurance notice offers coverage for cotton nationwide and promotes automobile insurance. It invites readers to write, phone, or talk with the provider and lists old and new phone numbers.
An advertisement offers a home trial treatment for asthma with full information and no charge. It directs readers to Room 102 in Buffalo New York and promises free trial information from the Frontiers Athma Company.
Curtis Laxative Syrup promotes bodily waste elimination with a purely vegetable formula. Nightly doses in 8-ounce bottles priced at 50 cents, made and sold in the advertisement, emphasizing careful production from pure materials.
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