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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
6
A weather note reports scattered rain and minor hail in places Monday afternoon. Hail was limited to spots with no reported damage while several locales noted heavy or light rain and no hail. Minor price note mentions Mona City paints may cost a little more, per M R Gilbert.
Clyde McCreary and Miss Fannie McSpadden both of the Ponder community were married Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev F L McFadden of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The groom is a young farmer and the bride is the daughter of R H McSpadden, a local citizen.
An advert promises Rexall Muca Tone will help catarrh by addressing mucous membrane inflammation and congestion. It cites a physician’s prescription, urges regular use, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a reasonable trial.
Advertised items include garden tools such as a garden hoe and rake, a light two pronged hoe, window shade, round wood tray, hair brush, clothes brush, shaving brush, whisk broom, a 12 quart milk pail, and many other goods offered at the fair for 25 cent specials.
Sunday ceremony at 3 p m joined Miss Cornelia Frans Gillespie daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Gillespie 153 West Oakst with telegraph operator W A Wilcoxon son of Mrs W T Wilcoxon The Gillespie parlor was decorated in vines pink carnations and pink candelabra The bride wore lavender silk and the couple plans a wedding journey to New Orleans before residing with the groom's mother at 33 East Oak Street
An old notice mentions fever relief and overheat remedies with price details. It references DR. TURNER promoting Chautauqua season tickets and Chase & Sanborn coffee, plus Keller's grocery cotton seed meat, all tied to phone numbers for contact.
Notice to consumers that all rents are due and payable on or before April 10, 1910, at the Water and Light department office in City Hall. Signed by H. C. Storrie, Superintendent.
Soldier J A Stone of Kemp Texas recounts choosing death at doctors warning over consumption over a cold that lingered for years. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring health from 139 to 178 pounds. Advertises 50c to $1 bottles with trial bottle free and a 10 day Chautauqua season ticket for $2.50.
Wanted. We invite patrons to try the Egg Drinks at the fountain and compare with others. Using pure materials such as fine eggs, pure sweet cream, and fruit flavors, the Egg Chocolate 10c, Egg Malters-Milk 15c, Egg de Menthe 10c, Silver Lemonade 15c.
A Dallas based analysis by M. W. Deavenport compares residence and mercantile insurance rates before and after a new law. Residence rates show a likely slight decrease, while mercantile rates may rise. some Dallas policies have already jumped to 4 or 5 dollars per 100, prompting cancellations. The report lists old and new basis rates, additional charges for flues and rooming, and notes exposure charges are lower under the new law.
The advertisement touts fountain sundaes as delicious and pure with a mix of rich ice cream and ripe fruits nuts and flavors. It promotes clean dainty service at J F Raley & Co druggists Middle Block South Side Square Denison Texas.
Classified style notices advertise sewing machine repair by W A Taliaferro at the bicycle shop, offer Fairy Flake detergent, vegetable supply, and a call to avoid litter under nuisance law. Medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price.
Hay, corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats are listed with C. F. Witherspoon & Bon dawitt for procurement. The fragment hints at an agricultural merchandise mention in a local notice.
An unusually large crowd on First Monday shows relief and happiness as generous rains brighten the outlook. Residents repeatedly express that they got just what they needed and share broad smiles across the gathering.
An elderly Kentucky resident lauds Electric Bitters as a health cure for vitality and well being. The advertisement claims the tonic tones the stomach kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorates the nerves and purifies the blood. It promises restored strength and health with a 50 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction.
Farmers deliver hens to G. W. Elbert at the listed market and receive ten cents per pound for their birds. The note records a local poultry deal and standard selling price.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. G W Elbert a family reunion celebrated the 63d anniversary of Mr. Elbert's birth. Twenty one children and grandchildren attended including J B Woce rum and family of Lewisville Goo d Elbert and family of Garza Elbert and family of Fort Worth D R Elbert and family of this city and others still at home.
An advertisement touts Bucklea Arnica Salve as a quick cure for boils ulcers fever sores burns cuts bruises chapped lips and chilblains. It promises instant relief and is sold by J Raley & Co for 25 cents.
Let the Record and Chronicle secure your magazine subscriptions with low prices. Any club or combination of magazines requested at the best available rate.
The Best Drug Store proclaims top quality service and pharmaceutical skill. It urges customers to bring prescriptions and purchase toilet articles, sick room necessities, and all drug store supplies.
Tomorrow's city election selects the mayor and four aldermen. Mayt Bates faces ex mayor O P Poe for mayor, with Ward 1 candidates Alex Smith and C F Fowler, Ward 4 candidates P J Beyette and T A Robinson, and incumbents J M Evans in Ward 2 and J M Hoard in Ward 3 contesting with no opposition. Polling places are Ward 1 One Star Marble Yard East Hickory St with J M Pinkley presiding, Ward 2 Paschall Building upstairs with B F Paschall, Ward 3 City Hall West Oak St with G H Kimbrough, Ward 4 Donahower Building S Elm St with J M Barrett.
A parade of residents from Justin Ponder Tioga and nearby areas gathered with farm chatter and weather notes. Reports include four inches of rain in Stony area, livestock fears during storms, and a mules accident. Mrs Odell from Coolidge discusses long term hand injury.
A list of names including R. H. Heatherington from Dallas J. K Brvnn from City Wm Whyburn from Lewisville H A Ivy from Sherman and others appears under the New Oatman heading with multiple associated towns and cities.
Asthma cures offered at home with free information from Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo. Also notices a Chautauqua Season ticket for $2.50 and a mule-buying appearance by W O Dorries at Strickland Pinckley wagon yard West Oak Street on April 2 and 4. Dr Turner contact and pickle vendor ad included. Provides health ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills available for 26 cents at J F Raley.
Duverth and Chronicle advertise a guaranteed Chase & Sanborn coffee experience urging readers to call Phone No. 7 for service while wordplay hints at a promotional offer and local newspaper placement.
For six years Abaco cigars show rising sales due to high quality. The Abaco Cigar at 5c straight is presented as the best value for the smoker. Other 5c cigars in stock include Watt Norma Great American Con tract Marcietta Littleton Curtis Invincible Limit La Freferencia Hernsheim University Club Duke of Orleans.
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