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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1909
Page
4
Attention shoppers learn about a Denton business offering cleaning pressing dyeing and alteration for ladies and gents. It touts the only steam and French benzine dry cleaning plant in North Texas and promises to please with a new phone number 300.
The service advertises 35 lines with 15 trunks, offering calls made day or night and delivery to any part of the city.
At the North Texas normal on Monday morning the Reagan Literary Society debated whether the graduated income tax should be adopted as a permanent feature of national revenue. The affirmative speakers were Huftstabler and Bigham. the negative speakers were Gunter and Isabell. Judges Rev A F Heltman Rev Ot Hawkins and Prof Black ruled in favor of the negative.
Local Minnis drug store advertises a wide range of school supplies including notebooks pencils erasers rulers and backpacks for students of all ages.
Money to loan on farm lands or city property vendor's lien notes bought or extended quick action offered by Johnson & Gillespie. Circles and rectangles in metal and wood for pictures and elliptical or curved forms in gold silver brass and other metals for your sweetheart's picture.
Denton junior contingent led by Luther Hoffman Win Eugene Tanner Clark Brown Homer Bruce and Tom Rector depart for the State University to begin studies Brown and Rector, noted stars in baseball and football, may try out for the varsity squad.
A Denton Texas notice urges clear title work to reduce land trading uncertainties. It promotes Duggan Abstract Co Incorporated for reliable abstracts and hints at Palmer's offering different cards for postcard enthusiasts.
Rev Mitchell refutes claims his dog attacked a four year old child, saying the Saturday article misrepresented the animal as vicious and requesting a correction. The piece noted reporters relied on neighbors for details and the correction was issued. Alamo coffees remain advertised as leading with a satisfaction guarantee.
Denton began its nine month term with the new Robert E. Lee Building open for inspection. About 1 221 students attended the opening day with expectations to reach 1 300 before holidays and exceed 1 600 for the year. The Central building is new and other structures renovated. Superintendent Carlisle notes improvements to staff and courses.
The notice advertises Toilet Articles at Minnis' Drug Store and urges patrons to send them Art test Cards. It mentions students waiting for the car at Palmer's and invites others to follow suit.
A reader from Monroe Atchison Kansas asserts personal results and friends’ experiences with Hunt's Cure. The letter claims the product will cure a larger percentage of skin troubles, especially itching varieties, than any other remedy and urges those affected by itch to try it.
A fragment lists medicinal cures for skin diseases and kidney issues with booster claims for Hunt's Cure and Foley's Kidney Remedy. It also mentions Fresh fish and oysters at the Ideal restaurant and notices about Dr. Abernathy. The text includes contact cues for Garrison & Kimmins and restaurant phone mentions.
Prof Work expects the College of Industrial Arts to open for the fall and winter term with attendance near last year. Opening exercises are planned in the chapel Tuesday at10 with informal program and brief talks by local ministers. Faculty introductions and announcements will be made as new teachers are introduced.
The local Order of the Eastern Star chapter installed officers for the new term at a Saturday night meeting. Names include Mrs. H. A. Wolfsohn as worthy matron and W. L. Willis as worthy patron, with a full slate of associate conductress secretary treasurer marshal Adah Ruth and Esther as part of the oaths and duties.
Nickel plated Alarm Clock at Minnis' Drug Store, guaranteed 75c. Look over our showing of pictures. You'll want some. Get into the swing with the live student body hang a poster in your room. Palmer has the new ones.
L. T. Fowler visited Corinth noting the gin has gathered about 120 bales so far this season, well under the expected 1 060 bales. He says conditions improve farther south where the crop is stronger. Hicks Capuchine Curves claims relief for various headaches and stomach troubles with quick liquid effects.
New crop oatmeal in stock in 1, 2, and 5 pound packages at Minnis Drug Store. Long & Turner Co promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for 25 cents as a superior remedy for lame back and chest pains. sold by J. A. Minnis.
Four Denton youths Carroll Paschall Jack Schmitz Hardy Moore and Eugene Ballard are set to leave for College Station to enroll at A and M. The note mentions feverishness and acting, and promotes Hicks Ca prudine as a fever reducer and pain reliever sold in liquid 19 25 and 50 cent sizes.
A new stock of Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens is announced at Minnis' Drug next to Tennis Goods at the Bicycle Shop, W A Taliaferro on the North Side.
A carload of cotton seed meal will arrive next week at the Denton Creamery and be sold at $1.60 per sack at the car. Interested parties should contact Prof. L. D. Borden via the new phone. It also advises calling Wilson Hardware Company for plumbing supplies and work prices.
For sale or exchange a $6,000 stock of dry goods and groceries located in Collin County Texas nine miles east of Anna. The crops are good in that locality. Will sell or exchange for Denton city property. John A. Hart & Co.
Classified note offers for rent the W. T. Johnson place at 140 North Elm Street on favorable terms to the right party. Contact C. M. King for details.
Randall County News notes Miss Mae Ballard among several young women leaving the city this week to attend college. She departs next Saturday for the College of Industrial Arts in Denton.
Miss Zina Henson departed last Sunday for Denton to study at the North Texas State Normal. Prof. F A Haustein, a teacher at the same institution, visited the city this week and praised the area’s flourishing condition, saying it surpassed his expectations.
A historical ad promises better drugs, clerks, methods, and accommodations with a focus on improved service. It invites customers to visit and notes free delivery and the store phone number.
At a New York City sales banquet the gray haired and bald headed crowd laments aging and cites hair restorer claims. An old observer recalls a plant visit showing many balding workers, while ads tout Q-Ray and Q-Ban products with money back offers and a Memphis firm promotion.
W R Scott offers cleaning and pressing of men s clothes including skirts. Service includes call for and delivery. Located at No 6 West Side Square with new phone 40.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION names residents and visitors across Argyle Fort Worth Dallas Littl Elm Grapevine Pilot Point Denton and surrounding areas. Highlights include Rev T W Preston Argyle J W Sullivan Fort Worth Dallas. Emmett Lipscomb Grapevine. Maggie Minnis Austin teaching. James Barrow Sanger en route to San Antonio. Miss Alice Smith with her father John Smith Calvert. A B Wilkerson Jack County acquitted forgery case. Prof A H Eaton returned from summer school Memphis.
An offer promises a free trial treatment and full information for asthma cures. The notice directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo, N.Y., for details at no charge.
Students invited to hang snap py college posters from Palmer's Art Shop to cover wall patches in study rooms. Bright affordable decor with an emphasis on quick, inexpensive wall coverage.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts and sores. It claims rapid relief for various injuries within a family and presents Sola by J F Raley Co as the product source.
Rabbit brand salmon ad urges buyers to add a cap to their next order and notice the flavor from LONG & TURNER CO.
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