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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
4
Grocers and tailors report 3 to 5 times more business after installing the new phone compared with the old system. They say the updated device attracts customers and speeds transactions, reflecting a strong positive impact on local commerce.
Senator Bailey will arrive in Denton Monday April 29 for an official visit. He will be met by the local reception committee at the depot and escorted to a hotel for an informal reception followed by a luncheon at 12 30 for about thirty prominent citizens. The speaking is set for 2 o'clock.
A notice from Frontier Asthma invites individuals to learn about a home trial treatment at no charge. Room 10 percent in Buffalo N provides full information on the program and how to participate.
The Record notes a strong revival mood this week with conversions at every service. Evangelist Marshall will speak on The Witness of the Spirit and later present his Milford Tree lecture next Sunday at 3 o'clock, continuing the meeting through next Sunday.
The advertisement notes Minnis drug store makes prescription work a specialty and promises fresh fish and oysters when available. It invites readers to phone for them and mentions IDEAL RESTAURANT.
Bartonville reports heavy hail and rain with strong winds causing minor damage such as broken windows and defoliation of trees. Local residents and visitors include G H Gibbons from Smithfield, B Chambers from Fort Worth, Bertha Breeding at a Normal event, Nellie Wynne from Denton, Susie Breeding ill, and Matthew Moore with daughter in Denton.
Tickets go on sale Thursday morning for the C I A Middle Class production of the Taming of the Shrew at the opera house on April 29. Curtis Drug Store and Long & King advertise grocery delivery and prompt service with the same contact numbers.
Liggett's boxes of Choco ates hold about forty varieties of chocolate candy. Each piece is described as the highest grade and quality. The assorted foods are tastefully packed and rapidly becoming top sellers. Three sizes are 85c 1.75 and 2.75.
Nunnally's Candy remains a longtime staple in town, with over ten years of continued sales. The vendor touts consistent satisfaction, artful candy making, and moderate prices for every piece.
Bennedetto Alligretti of Chicago reports a surge in candy sales in the past year driven by Fluffy Ruffies and Royal Favors. Priced at one dollar per pound, the high grade confections attract growing demand in Chicago.
An ad notes one of the best window displays with real bargains in good goods. It emphasizes high grade granite ware and contrasts with cheaper counterparts, inviting readers to inspect the window and learn how granite ware is made.
The AY Chamber of Commerce announces a third postponement of the membership banquet due to slow prospects and weather concerns. The event, set for Thursday night, is rescheduled with dates to be announced on short notice.
A compact sales pitch from LONG & KING promising grocery service to please customers and ensure satisfaction. It invites calls and provides the phrase Phones 44.
A notice states Sunday dinner will be served at the Ideal Restaurant. The entry confirms a planned meal service at the venue on the upcoming Sunday. The item reads as a simple hospitality note without additional details or context.
A Denton led group travels to Justin for the County Odd Fellows association quarterly session. Geo. M. Hopkins from Denton will reply to the welcome. Delegates include H. BR. Caddel Frank B. Pierce and Dr. M PD. Fuliingim with many other members expected if weather allows.
An old ad touts Dr. King’s New Life Puts to treat “the blues” by curing sluggish liver and bilious poison. The copy urges readers to bear for stomach liver and kidneys, pricing at 26 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
The Denton High School Alumni Association met in the R. E. Lee auditorium to plan a reception for the 1912 graduating class. Committees were named for building, invitations, finance, decorating, and refreshments, with a future program committee to be appointed. Members will pay 50 cents each plus 25 cents per guest.
Concord New Hampshire April 25 the presidential primary returns list the President with 15 228 votes and Roosevelt with 11 925 votes in the results.
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