Krum News: Lectures and Church Notes in Brief
W Y Joe and Fred Barnett were in Fort Worth. Rev Porter preached travels through Yellowstone park. Rev Curtis replaced Rev Bin yon at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mae Howard Ruth Smith Mikie Mae Wiers visited in Denton. Regan went to Hillsboro. Ledlow from Fort Worth filled his appointment. Sixteen will preach for the Church of Christ twice monthly. Mrs Joe Barnett visited Denton. Mr and Mrs Simmons of Ponder visited Krum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krum
W. Y
Joe
Fred Barnett
Fort Worth
RE. Porter
Methodist Church
Yelowstone Park
Curtis
W. A. Binyon
Mae Howard
Ruth Smith
Mikie Mae Wiers
Denton
Regan
Hilsboro
W. F. Ledlow
Church of Christ
Joe Barnett
Fall and Winter Clothes Arrive with a Fine Line of Samples
Call and visit to see a fine line of fall and winter clothes. Prices are right for durable, stylish outfits suitable for the season.
Bailey & Co Insurance Services Advertises Top U.S. Firms
W T Bailey & Co presents 28 premier American insurance companies. The firm pledges reliable service and prioritizes customer interests across all dealings. Contact options include an odd phone number and a New 120 listing.
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United States
Denton andArea Gossip and Local Visits Reported
Local residents and visitors stop by Denton and surrounding towns including Slidell Sanger Ponder Fate Lewisville Mineral Wells and Oklahoma. Farmers report gin output with 40 and 204 bale tallies while cotton quality remains good and pickers are scarce. A collision mangles cars as Jim Kittrell’s vehicle collides with the Fox auto in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Paul Gose
Joe Gainey
Polk
Mineral Wells
Calvin Luper
V. A. Cruse
Lewisville
Olin Shilett
D. C. Myers
E. D. Fox
Cole & Duffhines
Jim Kittrell
Fox Auto
J. E. Patgett
O. J. Chism
Thomas Nai
Oklahoma
Frank Dean
Late personal news from Fort Worth and area visitors
O P Rippy from Fort Worth visited. Joe L Chandler of Dallas saw his mother Mrs M F Chandler. Homer Bruce left for Austin to re enter the state University. M H Ponder returned from Michigan after fruit buying. James R Wiley of St Joe attended District court as senatorial nominee. Ollie P Ripy and family returned from Ft Worth after a visit. Mrs M L Solomert and son returned to Fort Worth after visiting her sister Mrs Geo Alexander. Sean baee Smith of Norman Ok is at Oklahoma University visit. Miss Francis Lewis left for Austin to finish year at Miss Whitis preparatory school. Rev J J Richardson, Paris Ark pastor, staying a few days in Paris with relatives. He praises his new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Rippy
Fort Worth
Joe L. Chandler
Dallas
M. F. Chandler
Homer Bruce
Austin
M. H. Ponder
Michigan
James R. Wiley
St. Joe
Ollie P. Ripy
Ft. Worth
Alvin C. Owsley
M. L Solomert and
Geo Alexander
S ~Ean -Baee Smith
Norman, Ok
Oklahoma University
Mary F. Chanrler
Francis Lewis
J. J. Richardson
Presbyterian Church
Paris, Ark
Local News in Brief Highlights Busy Freight and Land Leases
Hoffmann exhibits two large peaches up town as freight business at the joint office remains heavy. The Roanoke area is noted for the eye catching freight flow. Seventeen land leases filed for record by the County Clerk cover multiple thousands of acres in the region. Dallas branch train schedule changes begin October 6 with new early and mixed trains to and from Dallas. Local goods include comb and strained honey, fat mackerel, keg herring, and pickled herring from Cal T. C. Sample.
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Rh. H. Hoffman
Joint Office
Roanoke
Dallas
Cal
T. C. Sample
Home Merchants Offer Thrifty Shopping Guidance
The reader learns that buying from local home merchants saves money versus mail order, as descriptions are accurate and purchases match needs. It notes housewives often forget items, but reading the store’s canned goods list can help, with LONG & KING promoting their selection.
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Ito
Long & King
Local Notes From Roanokr District Update
Roanokr Sept 24 Rev Sullivan of Decatur conducts a service at the Methodist church. G Fanning and C A Cowan travel to Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Jack Medlin and Rev Thompson attend Baptist convention at Sanger. Macon Harris and Miss Annie Morgan wed last Sunday near town. Small daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Jones ill with slow fever.
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Roanokr
Sullivan
Decatur
G Fanning
C. A. Cowan
Fort Worth
Jack Medlin
Thompson
Sanger
Macon Harris
Annie Morgan
W. L. Cornwell
Denton
Cox
Pearl
John
Greenville
A. Gibson
W. B. Hood
Aledo
Mix
Mable Presley
Merby Panning
W. L
J. J. Gillespie
J. H. Jones
Shoe Advertisements Prompt City Shoppers to Compare Prices
Readers are urged to compare shoe store ads in today's paper and consider each merchant's offers. Advertisements invite visits to inspect wares and seek a better pair of shoes, noting various prices and promotions to attract shoppers.
Best selected stock of toilet articles in the city
Minnis' Drug Store on the east side announces a curated selection of toilet articles as the city’s best stock. The notice highlights quality brands and convenient access for shoppers in search of essential personal care items.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
East Side
Denton Society Happenings and Baptist Missionary Meeting
Miss Lottie Owsley hosted a Monday evening dance for about twenty four girls entering college this month with music by various attendees and a punch service. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold a missionary and social gathering at Mrs James A Barton's home Friday at 7 o clock. all members are expected.
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Lottie Owsley
Punch
Ruby Strickland
Dot Bell
Claude Bell
Teresa Abney
Lutitia Smith
Lutie Craddock
Haze McGinnis
Frances Lewis
Aveda Turner
Gertrude McReynolds
Louie Owsley
Alvin Bush
Charles Francis
Clifford Jtathbone
Holland Neely
Oyd Garrison
Otis Fowler
Fred Lane
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the First’ Baptist Efures
James A. Barton
Denton Plans Trades Day October 9 1912
Denton voters will hold the first Trades Day of 1912 on Saturday October 5 at the Air Dome per a Chamber of Commerce announcement. Committee members F Evans W S Long and Roark selected the venue and promise strong premiums to attract merchants. The event aims to boost the Denton county exhibit for the Dallas fair with premiums to be announced shortly.
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Denton
Chamber of Commerce
F. Evans
W. S. Long
Roark
Airdome
Denton County
Dallas
Provincetown Schoolhouse Floated Across Harbor
A Metropolitan Magazine tale recalls Provincetown’s early harbor history. Government bought the town to protect the harbor, locals moved the old schoolhouse by bulkheading and rigging it afloat, sending the building across the harbor to its current site near the railway, preserving maritime tradition with a moving wreckers’ ingenuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Provincetonians
Robert Haven Schauffler
Metropolitan Magazine
Nature Leads Us On In Love And Illusions
A reflection on marriage and illusion argues that nature uses illusions to drive progress in love. The piece cites honeymoon drift, children, and the enduring stain of rainbows as factors shaping relationships, suggesting illusion keeps couples moving and involved.
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Kate
Frankye Payne
Maia
Frank Crane
Classified Ads Draw Big Reach At Low Cost
The notice extols the power of classified ads to reach up to 15,000 people and 3,000 households at a very low cost. It emphasizes high conversion and broad readership from daily and weekly editions.
Alarm clocks and pickles advertised at Minnis Drug Store
Minnis Drug Store offers alarm clocks at 75 cents with guarantees. Long & King advertise grocery and produce via phone orders. Turner Bros announce a good stock of school supplies at Minnis Drug Store with a variety of pickles including sweet sour and dill.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Turner Bros
Turner Pros Market Reported In Minnis Drug Store
A stock listing notes popular copyright books at Minnis Drug Store Libby, with chicken and Underwoods Deviled Ham on hand. Pinxter cheese is also mentioned, signaling a local groceries roundup.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Libby
Turner
Minnis Drug Store Customer Seeks Refund, AP Reports
An Associated Press dispatch notes a customer at Minnis' drug store is not satisfied with a purchase and seeks a money back return. Officials advise the dispute may hinge on store policy and receipt details.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Fountain Pens at Store Headquarters
The shop markets Conklin Self Filling and Waterman Ideal pens as perfected after years of manufacturing. Dozens of pens available to suit any hand and writing style. Prices start at $2.50 and up.
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Conklin
Waterman Ideal
Conklin and
Waterman
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W. P. Whitson
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KODAK
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W. H. Doty
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W.t.bailey&co. Insurance
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Roanokh News
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Ang
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Evers
Evers Hardware Co
Associated Press Dispatch
Lipscome Drug Store
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C. R. Hamilton & CO
Stroud & Grant
Bucklen
J. R Raley & Co.s
H. Robertson, M. D
First National Bank
B. H. Deavenport & Co
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Lod V. Robertson
Raley & Co
Fe Worth
Wichinney
Sherman
Gainesville
Waxahachie
Texas
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Deane Studio
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W. E. McCabe
SPO Om
R. H. Garrison
Drue
Pokier
Duggan Abstract Co
Denton Milling Company
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