Renovation Promise Backed by Firm Claim for Business
The statement affirms a solid claim basis for the business. Plans include thorough cleaning and complete renovation of the premises to restore the site.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
4
The statement affirms a solid claim basis for the business. Plans include thorough cleaning and complete renovation of the premises to restore the site.
Dr. Bruce invites Denton residents to attend the opening of the 1912 13 session of the North Texas State Normal College at 9 30 a m in the school auditorium on Wednesday September 18. Pastors are especially urged to attend and speak on church and Sunday school work. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a money back guarantee.
Summer of 1912 to be remembered for insect plagues across Denton county and West Texas. Grasshoppers, black gnats, and green larvae swarmed, with crickets and caterpillars causing nightly discomfort. Reports note ant swarms in Terrell and heavy losses to livestock, plus mentions of jack rabbits and a meningitis-like disease in humans.
The owner announces the sale of his hardware business to Fox Brothers & Co and states he will continue to operate at the same place. He invites friends and customers to visit and see him. Mr. Gilbert.
A new suit titled Stiles Black et al. v Ha zeltine Black appears in the Seventeenth District Court. The notice mentions partition and related proceedings. Interwoven ad copy promotes Turner Bros and Smiths Restaurant, with offers and delivery claims, in a fragmented, damaged text.
A man remarked recently that obtaining accommodations at the bank does not require wealth. He asserted that access is available to those with legitimate needs, not solely to the affluent.
W E Brown reports the sale of two Denton homes to new residents from Garza and Sweetwater for around 2.75 and 1.256 dollars. He notes a strong rental demand and says his firm could rent forty or fifty good homes. He also advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents.
A telegram states J R Barnes was convicted at Kufa ja Oklahoma and sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary. He faced trial for the killing of Joe Morris, a former Denton county citizen, Bear Mufala last summer. The verdict came Thursday after trains began Tuesday.
The notice claims that early buying in large lots has allowed the supplier to offer English ware at prices lower than durable cheaper ware, asserting that the goods are inexpensive though not long lasting.
The College of Industrial Arts board of regents holds a Friday 4 pm session to approve opening details for the 1912 13 term and review the tentative budget, which includes a 100 000 dormitory project and a new instrumental music teacher. Members include H Lowry San Antonio Miss M Eleanor Brackenridge Fort Worth Mrs William Capps Denton J C Coit Dallas A C Garrett Richardson Sam P Harben Waco Flora B Cameron.
What We Never Port notes that early home life items like SBucklen’s Arnica Salve, used by mother or grandmother, cured burns, boils, scalds, sores, eruptions, cuts, sprains, and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit, unrivaled for piles, corns, or old sores, priced at 25 cents at J. R. Raley & Co.
Local items report visits by Mrs. Van Taylor and Mrs. Fowler to Corsicana, Nevie Nash and children visiting Mrs. Hughes at Bartonylile, and Stogner visiting in Corsicana. An ice cream supper is planned at Providence on Friday night September 20. A baptism is set for Beulah Sunday afternoon and singing at Shiloh Sundays at 2:30. Cotton picking continues and corn comes in slowly.
Denton residents tout the benefits of Deans Kidney Pills with testimonial from WW Ellingsley a local machinist who says after measles he suffered weak kidneys sediment in urine and night awakenings improved after using the pills purchased at J dinley & Cos Drug Store. A Mrs Maurice C Smith piano teacher at 46 Denton Street also endorses the remedy and the seller is a Buffalo New York agent.
A fragmented item notes attention to housing and dollar value with unclear references to positions or figures. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names dates or places for fuller context.
A dealer asserts clear advertising and verbal honesty, guarantees satisfaction, offers refunds, and claims thirty years of experience to attract customers. The notice emphasizes that buyers will not be misled and that unsatisfactory purchases are promptly refunded.
The Denton Christian Endeavor program for Sunday at First Christian church features leader Miss Mattie Underwood and Rev Rogers guiding scripture readings from Psalms and John. Topics include confidence understanding and Spirit with songs and questions about prayer practices. Additionally a grocery ad notes Denton families enjoy quality, price, and prompt delivery. orders by phone.
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