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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
4
Owing to the inclement weather the special shoe sale extends through the week. Many shoes sold yet bargains remain with sizes and widths for all feet. Also offered are window shades, curtain poles, enamel items, brass sash parts, and assorted homemaking goods with low prices.
Since new management took charge the Denton Steim Laundry has undergone about 1500 in improvements with remodeling and new machinery. Manager McLachlan expresses confidence in attracting patronage if service is first class and quality is high.
H R Wilson was in Plot Point yesterday. Campbell J Duggan visited Chicago. J M Rayzor left for a business trip to St Louis. Irene McGintie left for St Louis after visiting Denton. Gertrude Goldberg of the Normal was sent home by news of her mother's illness. A Crawford traveled from Lewisville via Grapevine where he sold two young males for 375 dollars. W A Hestang returned from Sherman after an operation for a neck tumor. Henry Rick from Plainview reports improved after six months of illness. J C Parr and others planned a trip to Mt Tabor church for the Denton Presbytery session. Mrs A A Abney and others attended presbytery in Sanger.
Fourteen candidates were initiated into Odd Fellows by Denton lodge No. 82 on Tuesday night in a ceremony attended by over two hundred members from county lodges. A luncheon followed. The list of initiates includes A. Gunnells and Granville Vaughn among others. several visiting members from Bartonville Argyle Krum Little Elm Pilot Point Slidell No. 103 Indiana Collinsville Garza Wichita Falls and Lone Grove registered. Capucine headache remedy ad and local notices conclude the item.
The brief item lists individuals and entities including W. A. Jones Florence Work Beluah Crain Grace McNiel City D R Crow Dalas Geo H Green M K T H Hirsch and New York City in association with the New Oatman context.
An advertising notice promotes an asthma cure claiming home treatment and a free trial from Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York. It asserts complete information and no charge for the trial.
Word arrived Wednesday that S. M. Richardson, formerly a citizen and employee of the Reward and Chronicle, was elected city secretary and treasurer of Brady over two rivals.
The frost feared Tuesday night did not show Wednesday morning and the weather began to warm late Tuesday afternoon. Forecasters say no freeze risk remains and the late April cold spell appears over with a strong fruit crop outlook.
A historic note describes how about a thousand druggists formed the United Drug Company and now includes 3000 stockholders with 150 in Texas. The Rexall line offers remedies for common ailments with a straightforward guarantee: money back if not satisfied, no red tape, no affidavits.
Mrs. A C Taylor Miss Mi Taylor and Mrs A L Houk visited from the eastern part of the county with two pearls found in mussels picked up in Elm Fork. One pearl looked valuable and well shaped while the other was discolored. They brought the pearls to an expert for valuation.
A new item called Whist Wafer is introduced with a packaging trial. The notice mentions a phone contact at number seven for inquiries and ordering details.
Billy Allen entertained a good audience with Miss Idle Wild last Tuesday at the opera house. Tonight he offers The Girl From Below described as one of the highest productions. This closes their engagement here. Management promises a clean performance for all patrons. Chase & Sanborn coffee advertised. phone 7. D R Turner.
In Pilot Point a marshal election determined the winner as P L Alexander defeating J R McNabb. The report also references local health concerns and related civic notices along with advertisements for olives oils pickles and coffee.
A shop advertises a sample dish display in the window to showcase stock. It touts quality items at a reasonable price and invites customers to inspect the selection.
A quotation about a man who practices goodness is contrasted with arguing against a clever sophist, reflecting a moral stance rather than a storefront update. No specific events or names beyond Evers Hardware Co appear in the readable text.
At a Denton club meeting the Women’s Shakespeare group elected officers including Mrs Wolfet as president and Miss Bates as secretary. The group agreed to meet with Mrs Wolfsohn on Friday afternoon.
The W. H. Mission Society of the Methodist church South held its monthly meeting at 2 30 in the church. Mrs B F Carroll presided with eighteen members present. Reports highlighted parsonage fund pledges and charity work including sewerage connection and new monarch range. Adjournment followed a prayer by the president. The next literary and social gathering is planned with Mrs J K Holland on April 18.
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe for a 10 day Chautauqua Season ticket priced at 2.50 with limited availability. The offer emphasizes quick action to guarantee seating and access to scheduled programs.
District Agent W. M. Ganzer of the Federal Department of Agriculture announced the appointment of T. S. Atcheson of his county as local demonstration agent. The appointment is effective April 1 and involves work with new quarters here.
In Denton County a local barber shop promotes staying cool during hot weather with services like shaving, haircuts, massage, shampoo, and baths. R. M. Mitchell urges readers to visit for refreshment and relief from the heat.
Advertises Hal’s Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and offers one hundred dollars to any case it cannot cure. Promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and urges sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Ends with a remark to take Hell’s Family Pills for constipation.
An advertisement touts The Best Drug Store as the top choice for quality goods and skilled pharmaceutical service. It invites customers to bring prescriptions, purchase toilet articles, and obtain sick room necessities and supplies.
Classified fragment shows a request to purchase clean cotton rags and mentions a contact phone. The ad appears from a local office or shop seeking materials.
Those who left Wednesday for the Morris trial included W. B. McClurkan W. W. Baxter L. H. Schweer Lee Zumwalt C. S Buckingham T. A. Robinson W. C. Orr Dr. Brock Sam Hawkins and R. H. Evers.
O M Curtis the local druggist earns trust with Rexall Remedies offering over 300 medicines. He guarantees satisfaction or no charge, touting honesty and square dealing as the store’s core. Dyspepsia Tablet helps stomach issues and indigestion priced at 2 cents to 1.00 per package.
Denton resident LT Fowlkes of 39 East Mulberry Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and urges others to treat kidney symptoms promptly to avoid serious disease. The ad cites past public testimony from 1905 and claims Doan's is a proven tonic. sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
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