Local Notices and Advertisements Roundup
Dallas visitor T H Lively stops in on Tuesday while Pierce and Sons cafe offers magazines and bread. Josh May of Caddo visits relatives. L C Clark and L Manning hosts at their Leonard and unspecified address. Butter Crisp bread sold by Purity Baking Co. of Denison praised. Craig's Cafe and Post Office Confectionery feature it. Fire damages Wilson farm house with 600 loss and 300 insurance.
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Pierce & Son
Josh May
Caddo
Oklahoma
Craig’s Cafe
T. B. Moore
Mary Guthrie
Tioga
Purity Baking Company of
Denison
Whitewright
Purity Baking Co
Craig’s
Wilson
W. F. Holland
Hoards travel to Mineral Wells for recovery
Mr and Mrs J D Hoard left last week to Mineral Wells for a few days of recuperation. Hoard has not fully recovered from a prior flu and hopes the health resort will benefit him. Also notes Hudson Davis Co and P J Pierce & Sons advertise cigars and hemstitching services in town.
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W. T. Truett
Tioga
Hudson, Davis & Co
J. D. Hoard
Mr. Hoard
Meeting to feature twenty two preachers and four singers
Hud Elder L F Mason reports letters from twenty two preachers and four singers accepting invitations for a Church of Christ meeting to be held here next week. The event promises to be highly interesting with several ablest preachers taking part starting Monday evening. Rev Fender, recently ill, is reported better. Billie Ball, a student at Eastland, won first in the junior boys declamation at Abilene and will compete in the state meet in Austin next month. Local residents visitations and illnesses are noted including J F LaRoe's serious illness in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Mason
Church of Christ
the Sun
J. F. Fender
Billie Ball
Eastland
Abilene
Austin
Billie
J. F. LaRoe
Lucian
Ed LaRoe
Greenville
Mr. LaRoe
Judge Miller to Speak Here Friday Night in Support
Ben Gafford of Sherman says Judge Barry Miller of Dallas will speak Friday night in defense of the Wilson administration. If unavailable, another speaker will replace him. Former U S Attorney General T W Gregory will speak Saturday at 2 30 pm in Sherman on the same subject.
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Ben Gafford
Sherman
The
Sun
Barry Miller
Dallas
Wilson
Mr. Gafford
United States
T. W. Gregory
Grove's Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Colds Cause Grips
A short note advertises Bromo Quinine tablets as an elixir that removes the cause of colds grip and influenza. The box shows Grove’s signature and the price 30c. The ad asserts the product treats common cold symptoms through a proprietary formula.
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Grove
Boston or Bulldog Pup Ad For Sale
Wayxte seeks a two or three month old bulldog puppy preference Boston English or pit bull considered contact numbers 96 or 76 or mail P. O. Box 235 Whitewright
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Boston
P. O
Whitewright
Houston Post pays Ferguson libel suit
James E. Ferguson, former Texas governor, settled libel cases against the Houston Printing Company, publishers of the Houston Post, out of court in Bell County District Court for a compromise payment of 8000 dollars. The suits arose from articles published during the campaign two years ago alleging misconduct.
Dodson's Liver Tone Proposed as Calomel Alternative
An advertisement urges readers to switch from calomel to Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable liquid tonic. It claims calomel is dangerous causing salivation weakness and bone damage while Liver Tone starts the liver safely without side effects appealing to children and adults. It promises relief from biliousness constipation sluggishness headaches and sour stomach with a money back claim from druggists.
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Dodson
Loyalty of Former Governor Impugned in Trials
The loyalty of the former governor was impugned. The first case tried last summer resulted in a verdict for 10000 dollars for the plaintiff. By the last action all the cases are dismissed.
Habitual Constipation Cure Promoted in Laxative Syrup
Advertisement promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN syrup as a laxative for habitual constipation. Claims prompt relief with regular use for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. Describes as stimulating and regulating and very pleasant to take, 60 cents per bottle.
Laxa Tive Brom o Quin ine touted as tonic and laxative
A brief ad notes Laxa Tive Brom o Quinine as a superior tonic and laxative with no nervousness or head ringing. It urges readers to look for the full name and the signature of E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Denison Herald Qil announces ads and hauling ad
Denison Texas Herald Qil notes advertising rates at 35 cents an inch and monthly subscription up to 50 cents. The item ends with a prompt to call Ode Crowell for hauling needs and lists a telephone number placeholder.
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Denison
Texas
Herald
Qcil
Preston Anticline
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R. K. Smith
Frank Smith of
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H. C. Willis
G. W. Parker
Ode Crowell
Pearl Wilson
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Henry Haile
Hermon Pender
Will Pender
Rexall
Soul Kiss Powder Armon
Anza
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Devoe
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Son, Davis & Co
Lee Johnson
J. S. Kershner
B. F. McGaughey
O.S. Gilmer
Honey Grove
Mary McGaughey
Bruce May
Kingston
Okla
John May
Luther Smith & Son
Houston Post
Ferguson
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MR. Dodson
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