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Urging immediate orders for picture frames due to current backlog. Emphasizes that a picture makes an ideal gift for any occasion and encourages customers to place orders promptly to avoid delays.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
4
Urging immediate orders for picture frames due to current backlog. Emphasizes that a picture makes an ideal gift for any occasion and encourages customers to place orders promptly to avoid delays.
Morning docket shows numerous debt, garnishment and foreclosure actions including Osburne vs Oustatt debt continued for service and First National Bank cases. A theft case of Whas McDonald resulted in a guilty verdict with a $20 fine and 20 days confinement in the county jail.
A fragment describes a remedy sold by druggists claiming immediate relief from nervous headaches travel sickness and various aches tied to grip bilious complaints. It mentions Gapudine and squid effects in a terse medicinal pitch.
North Side school pupils and faculty plan a picnic on April 21. The Southwestern University Glee Club performs at the CIA venue tomorrow night April 20 as part of the regular Lyceum Course.
Local ads promote millinery department with appealing prices at Jno A Hann & Co. A sobering prompt asks for old hens at 10 cents per pound via G W Elbert. Other notices include olives, sharpening services, Texas Wire Fence Co contact, bundled seed oats, and a Chautauqua season ticket offer.
Normal College students returned from the San Marcos debate with a defeat for the NT8 debaters and a busy schedule ahead. Enrollment at the Denton campus stands at 716, up from 666 on April 20 1909. Field day is set for April 21 with events from sprints to jumps and drills plus baseball tennis and basketball in the afternoon. The campus reinforced concrete building nears completion while notices advertise Sylmar brand oils and Gibson and company phones.
Advertised notice by G. W. Elbert seeking live hens at 11 cents per pound for a few days only urging quick delivery. Local sourcing reflects temporary poultry purchase during the period.
A poultry raiser outlines a dusting bath using fine wood ashes lime and Carbole to control lice and recommends Carbole mixed with water (1 to 100) for roosts and runs to combat mites. The product is described as an emulsion of cresols that mixes easily with water and is touted as the cheapest and best antiseptic and germicide on the market.
The remains of the infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pressley who died on an unnamed afternoon were interred in the I. O. O. F. cemetery Monday afternoon.
Denton buyers will receive two Model 20 Bucks tomorrow as W T Johnson the local agent returns from Dallas. Purchasers are Dr M U Martin and J N Wayzer. N White joins the Denton automobilians with a Gran Cristal Buick and Mr Christal buys a Hupmobile.
Lawn mowers sharpened keys and locks repaired and umbrella repair. All work guaranteed. Phone Bicycle shop. 209tfr
The Denton Mothers' club will meet tomorrow Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. Palmer's home with Mrs. McCray assisting. All members are urged to attend. those unable to come should notify the hostess at once.
A brief excerpt praises good breeding decorum and propriety as essential knowledge for navigating the world, suggesting social conduct as important and foundational.
A pleasant Ariel club Art Department gathering occurred Saturday afternoon with nine members answering roll call by naming English colleges. Miss Collins gave a lesson while Miss Blewett presented a paper on The Nouns of Dickens. Guests included Mrs. McDonald and Miss Mary Hoard. A salad course followed and the club adjourned to meet April 20 with Mrs. Edwards.
Ad text promotes a remedy for nervous troubles stomach issues and general discomfort. Claims quick relief with Hyquid-pleasant effects. Endorses purchase at drug stores with prices 10c 26c and 5c.
A. Robinson of this city left Tuesday for Davis Oklahoma to attend a Robinson family reunion. W. S. Robinson from Lowden Tennessee accompanied him. Most siblings are expected, with two unable to attend from Canyon City Texas. Participants include T. A. Robinson Denton W. S. Robinson Lowden R. K. Robinson Anadarko Mrs Lizzie Ballard Spaulding and Mrs A B Ippen Davis Oklahoma.
A fragmentary note reports price concerns as Mounn City residents discuss paint costs rising. Mr. Gilbert is cited in the snippet, signaling a local figure weighing in on the issue.
About one thousand people attended the Airdome debut featuring the Spooner Dramatic Company in A Wise Old Owl. Little Allie Spooner impressed with her Betty portrayal while F. E. Spooner and the rest of the cast performed well.
Dorothy earned applause in a minor role and received a bouquet from admirers. Manager Renfro is praised for securing a fine company for the opening week. Tonight features She Wvo torden with new specialties and acts plus fresh motion pictures.
The Southwestern University Glee Club nineteen members will perform at the CIA tomorrow night. Mrs M M Dix of Clarkesville Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her severe lung trouble after years of suffering. The medicine is promoted for coughs colds hay fever asthma and bronchitis with trials available and a 50 cent to 1 dollar price. Guarantied by J F Raley & Co.
Brief note mentions Chapco chicken feed and two phone numbers 25 and 8S with a contact A. Gibson for inquiries.
The advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and skin issues. It claims the pills purify blood and improve complexion with 25 price at J. F. Raley & Co.
The Old Alton cemetery will observe Decoration Day on Saturday April 30 with a through attendance expected. A program has been prepared and services will be held on the grounds.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh at all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and urge sending for testimonials. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Myrtle Warren, 18 months old and daughter of Wm Warren of hearbartonville, died Saturday afternoon from pneumonia. The remains were interred at the Old Alton cemetery on Sunday.
Late personal mentions list S B McQuinns and Mrs J F Bell in Fort Worth with others such as Mrs Robin Barnes and J W Shaw on business. Mis Maggie Terry and SR K Raing and wife visiting relatives in Dallas. B M Mann attends county court in Greenville. Mrs Robt Harris visited Sherman relatives. John Gerlach and former local resident now in Wise County noted. W H Edwards returns from Little Elm where he was principal. school closed Friday with entertainment. Miss Lacy of Denton assisted.
A list of hotel guests includes T Kilpatrick New York H M Buchanan Fort Worth W A Jones City 8 M Bradley City A A Parker New York F H Estelle New York D Armstrong Dallas J A Alsop St Louis Jas G Smith Dallas B M McMahan Greenville Dr Langley Dallas Nick Crikillo Dallas H M Keepworth M A Keith Green M K T Greentay J N Ethridge and others in Sherman Fort Worth Dallas City listings with multiple initials and surnames.
Asthma treatment trial and full information offered at no charge. Consumers urged to contact Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York for details and free material.
A trade notice promotes Electric bitters as a tonic and blood purifier to strengthen nerves and restore health after grip illness. It claims thousands of users have benefited and offers a 50 cent bottle with guaranteed satisfaction from J. F. Raley & Co.
Local records show the commissioners adjourned with minor business and account listings. The Denton County News reports posted letters advertised to be forwarded to Washington on May 1 if unclaimed, alongside a long list of recipients in Ladies and Gentlemen’s sections and post cards.
J W Shaw announces arrival of a new set of kodaks for customer use and mentions Try Roses Rolled Rye and sales by A Gibson with contact via two phone numbers.
Physicians familiar with our stock praise the drugs and chemicals carried. The packages bear names that signal a store upholding high pharmacy standards. We carry grade goods doctors require and offer free delivery by phone.
Burlington man L. W. Harriman recalls wartime suffering from eczema and bullets, claiming Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after forty years of pain. Advertises as greatest healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
New Oxford's advertises savings in its shoe department with buying and selling of good shoes.
A. Gibson argues home products compare with foreign goods, praising Sylmar brand olive 6 and noting both phones as examples of quality. The statement promotes domestic options and questions why not use them.
In Ponder on April 18 Mr and Mrs KE B Peter of Denton visited Mr and Mrs R J January. Miss Pearl Price of Tioga visited Mrs J T Seaborn. Mrs Lindley of Krum visited her sister Mrs Proffer. A visiting session at the Baptist church included W F Jarrell J C Guy Duke and Prof Splawn and a new young peoples union organized with R J January president Ollie Chapman first vice president Anna Belle Garvin second vice president Alma Robinson secretary Li Simmons treasurer. The group meets Sundays at 3 pm. Miss Zumwalt visited Denton and Mary Donald Vera Harmonson from Justin visited Mrs Owens. January of Haskell was in Denton for a day at school.
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe for a 10 day Chautauqua Season ticket priced at 2.50 dollars. The appeal emphasizes securing access to events and timing for subscription.
J A Minnis, a prescription druggist with thirty years of professional experience, offers trusted pharmaceutical service and advice. The notice highlights long-standing expertise and a commitment to patient care.
The record column in The Chronicle expands as the results come in and money proves the choices. Readers see more items listed and the newspaper notes the increasing number of outcomes and their value.
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