Telegraphy Department at Draughon’s Business College
Telegraphy department offers practical work including handling train orders freight and express bills making office reports and general duties of a station agent. Both phones. G. E. Swor, Manager.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
3
Telegraphy department offers practical work including handling train orders freight and express bills making office reports and general duties of a station agent. Both phones. G. E. Swor, Manager.
Multiple local ads offer property for sale including a house on Swila street No 59 and a lot on East McKinney street with artesian well city water and sewer connections. Also a milk cow a gentle horse and second hand Oliver typewriters plus a 20 acre property north of the city for rent and a house and lot near Oak and Hickory streets. Contact J W Locknane Denton Steam Laundry Co P C Withers and J E McCabe for details.
Veterinarians Dr W E Botts veterinary Ian and Veterinary Surgeon advertise office near Denton Transfer Co Lipscomb block old phone 359 residence phones old 486 new 132 Mrs Moore China decoration lessons given and orders taken studio over Palmers Art Shop open for class work Oct 8.
W N Rowell D D S occupies an office over McCray's on the south side square.
Concrete walks and brick work proposed with a collaborative approach. The service offers to figure out options with the client for durable sidewalks and brick features.
J M Gurley promises first class cement work at fair prices and invites potential customers to obtain estimates for needed projects. Local contractor emphasizes quality and value for concrete services.
An old advertisement proclaims Pape's Diapepsin digests all foods in five minutes, eliminating gas and indigestion. It guarantees rapid relief from dyspepsia, sour stomach, and stomach disorders, with claims of lasting stomach regulation and safe, quick results.
Ninety acres of black rich land with a five room house a good barn and an orchard. Most of the farm is cultivated. Offered as a smooth bargain, asking fifty five dollars per acre with sale to occur in the next few days.
Two men in a dairy lunch are approached by a well dressed young salesman selling cigarettes. He extols his brand and leaves samples, prompting the men to consider a rival as he walks away with them. The scene ends with comments on the salesman's potential as a con artist.
The Pietermaritzburg Corporation has begun a project to cultivate wattle trees on about 1000 acres in the Zwartkop direction. The enterprise aims to exploit the tannic properties of wattle, with the potential to reduce city rates if the experiment succeeds.
A Washington social scene scene features a dowager hostess and her delicate debutante daughter wearing an ultra decollete gown at a winter ball. A sharp exchange follows as a rival matron questions the gown’s prudence, only to be met with a retort labeling the girl as undisciplined and dancing the Grizzly bear.
A Vienna surgeon’s wife was bitten on the ankle by a gnat during tea at a villa. Inflammation surged and blood poisoning followed, requiring a knee above amputation after several days of local care and chloroform surgery. The infection likely came from a putrid contaminant.
A promotional note highlights a coordination rate of 4 with a one word Classic IED entry in the Daily and a Weekly offer to reach up to 3,000 families or 15,000 people at very low cost, inviting participation.
The city shoe fitters urge readers to test sleep test gear and examine their stock closely. Today's paper features shoe advertisements from merchants aiming to entice visits and scrutiny of wares. Consider the offers. it may help get a better pair for less money.
In Denton County Texas on the first Tuesday in December 1912 Sheriff W C Orr will sell parcels of land in Denton to satisfy a judgment of Alvin C Owsley plus costs. The notice lists three tracts in College addition and nearby areas described by metes and bounds, totaling a lien of 622.65 with a 495.99 credit. The sale follows an October 24 1912 court order in case No 4983 against W Kanady et al. The notice notes the W R Stegall family visiting from Denton to Linton remains.
The piece argues buying from local merchants will boost prosperity and attract workers, expanding the community. It suggests neighboring towns will relocate to access labor, and notes readers can find deals in daily ads, like a seven room house on West Oak Street for sale or trade.
A rustic tale describes a corn stealing cat named Pussy from a country town family. The tale follows the cat’s antics around corn, milk, and a garden, with the family blaming the watchful dog and finally catching the cat in the act as dinner corn is prepared.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple, harmless solution to gray hair, dandruff, and thinning hair. It claims quick restoration to natural color, removal of dandruff, and growth, with a 50 cent price and money-back guarantee from druggists.
A garbled notice warns that some properties may be acquired for a fraction of their value with phone contact details and unspecified action. The fragmentary text suggests a distressed sale or redemption offer, lacking clear dates or specific entities.
Smith's Restaurant advertises bread that satisfies taste and value. It promises customers loaves that meet expectations and deliver full value for money.
Cecilion Maryland resident George Richandiz recounts twelve years of diet experiments amid chronic stomach trouble. He claims a two 25-cent Thedford's Black-Draught dose after vast medical costs and surgeries brought relief, enabling him to work daily again, praising the purely vegetable remedy used for over 70 years.
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