Dolly Varden Chocolates Ad Promises Superior Treats
Exclusive agent promotes Dolly Varden Chocolates claiming unmatched quality with delivery to any city area and a new phone number for orders.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
4
Exclusive agent promotes Dolly Varden Chocolates claiming unmatched quality with delivery to any city area and a new phone number for orders.
Denton county Odd Fellows will assemble in Denton tomorrow for the county meeting and a late night banquet. Candidates will undergo the secret rite and local members and visitors plan to attend from many camps. Grand Master W A Spangler is expected to attend along with other notables.
The Amuzu on the north side of the court square opened Saturday night with full houses for the first show and plans daily matinees and multiple nightly performances. Proprietor Crutchfield promises the best picture service in the state and the theater features tasteful decor, comfortable seating, and many large electric fans. Also announced is a new shipment of Royal Breakfast mackerel Holland herring and Crystal Boneless catfish from Long & Turner Co.
Sheriff Will Orr uncovered a cell 4 escape hole after workmen left it unsecured. Prisoners had attempted to pick the door lock and hide the breach with a blanket, aiming to slip out during night or overpower the guard at supper.
A Sherman dispatch reports six men charged with violating local option laws were released from Grayson County jail after a plain clothes officer, dubbed a spotter, supplied enough names. The officer pursued bootleggers, but fled to Galveston then Waco, leaving dockets cleared and several citizens relieved.
Be sure you are right, take your prescriptions to Minnis' Drug Store. New crop oatmeal now in stock in two and five pound packages. LONG & TURNER CO. Circles, rectangles, etc., in metal and wood for your picture, and el liptical or curvilinear forms in gold, silver, brass, man-metal, for your sweetheart's picture. PALMER'S ART SHOP.
W. B. Spikes aged about fifty five died Sunday morning at Krum from tuberculosis of the bowels. He leaves a wife three daughters and two sons. Daughters Mrs. W. A. Taliaferro and Mrs. W. A. Matthews of Denton survive. Funeral at the Christian church in Krum followed by interment at I. O. O. F. cemetery at six p m. in Denton and Krum mourners attended. Neal Wathen and Jean Spencer were visitors from Dallas and Gainesville respectively.
The notice urges buyers to demand an abstract to avoid title risks and invites readers to Palmer's to view various postcard cards.
Johnson and Gillespie offer quick action on vendor's lien notes and good paper. They will buy or extend notes and invite viewing of pictures in Palmer's window on West Side.
NOTICH W C W All Woodmen are requested to meet at the hall Monday night Special business W A Matthews 2te Clerk Classified 30c lv words 6 times
Sheriff sale advertised by the Denton County court on October first 1909 in the case Alvin C Owsley against R R Bush et al. The property includes all land in Denton County formerly owned by P C Bush deceased plus specified survey acres. The undivided interest of H B Bush and R R Bush is levied to satisfy a judgment of 295 17 plus costs. Sale occurs at courthouse door before legal hours.
W B Simpson and J R Schoolfield prepare a private telephone line ten miles west of town. The wire is on hand and a bill of lading for poles has been received. The line will connect with the Independent exchange here.
Judge S. M. Bradley suffers severe blood poisoning believed to have begun from a spider bite on his ankle several weeks ago. He lies at the family residence on West Oak Street, reported resting more easily at times. The notice also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with medical claims and a Toledo address.
Jerome Blount returns to Pilot Point and others drop by from Justin, Whitewright, Childress, Galveston and Wise County. Miss Lavinia Gillespie departs for Margaret to teach. North Texas Normal faculty members Clarke and Hillyer return from vacation. F A Hausleip travels from Austin for West Texas Normal principalship bid. Editor R E Collins visits Denton, then returns with family. nicknamed D'ck or Dique, he stirs the Wise Messenger and claims Decatur as Texas’ best small town paper.
Asthma treatment claim offers a free trial and complete information with no charge. Advertises Frontier Asthma Company located at Room 702 Buffalo New York.
Palmer markets ten new songs such as If You're Going to Get Spooney Excuse Me Busy Mister Bee A Bushel O Kisses and Sweetheart I Love You as they sell well today. Readers urged to get their copies.
The ad promises better drugs better service better clerks and better delivery. It invites customers to visit the store or call phone number 52 for free delivery and convenient accommodations.
Uncertainty surrounds language trading guidelines and naming conventions. Experts urge caution to avoid mislabeling terms and to ensure consistent, safe usage across modalities.
The excerpt notes Duggan Abstract Co Incorporated based in Denton Texas alongside promotional lines for Alamo coffees and a plea to use the Lost and Found columns in the Record and Chronicle to recover misplaced items.
A national figure Dr Nott provokes a storm by denying a cure for baldness while endorsing hair restorers. He offers $1,000 to any charity with proof of a bald head regaining hair from dead roots, and cites Q Ban Hair Restorer and Hair Tonic amid druggist stock.
Cleaners and pressers men s clothes and skirts. Wil call for and deliver. New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
A concise note observes that a notable practice in Danish media is the avoidance of advertising. The remark implies a cultural stance toward promotion and public messaging within the press.
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