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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
Grady Horton, a hamburger stand helper on the north side of the square, cut a deep gash about an inch and a half long when a knife slipped. He received medical attention and was able to return to work.
Wetermans tees off as Beta places a call to Tance Milling Co in a brief golf club related exchange. The item notes a routine business communication linked to the mill.
The Methodist church schedules its next quarterly gathering at Krum L.8, to be held next Saturday and Sunday with Barton presiding. The event focuses on worship, reports, and church business in the local district.
Advertises a liquid headache remedy for all headaches including sick nervous and heat or cold related. Claims quick relief from feverishness, restores normal conditions, acts immediately. Priced 10c 25c and 50c at four stores.
Mrs Lee Pool entertained Wednesday night in honor of her niece Miss Josephine Goode of Dallas. A pleasant evening followed with refreshments served to guests including Misses Josephine Goode Rita Benett Belle Smith Jessie Fritz Eva Reynolds Lois Bailey Olive Owens Addie Melson Nina McCormick and Messrs Edmund Hann Colonel Rayzor Jack Phillips Clifford Marchman c om Pierce Lou Ledbetter Edwin Batton.
Two new civil actions listed in the district court include A S Thorne versus EK T Brown Kendrick and Clement on debt and foreclosure. Other filings name Mrs Ida B Ryan Geo M Ryan Charlie Ryan Elmer Ryan Nellie Smith joined by J Smith and others against W Ryan versus B B Lanham E W Oliver S R McCreary and Conway Craig Lumber Co for debt and foreclosure.
A persuasive notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as fast relief for burns cuts wounds and piles and markets it as a sealant for ulcers boils felons eczema and skin eruptions. The ad promotes 25 cent sales at J F Raley & Co.
The thermometer in shade reached 108 Wednesday with reports of 112 to 114 in some areas. Night cooled little to 101 or 102. Thursday brought 105 to 106 as clouds offered relief and rain is needed across the county.
Local note invites residents in Fort Worth to visit the Ideal Restaurant for fresh bread. Supplies and menu options highlighted with a focus on quality and neighborhood charm.
A price notice lists Oklahoma ear corn at 65 cents and oats with oat bags from C. F. Withers Von & Sons. The brief advert appears to market farm staples with pricing details.
An advertisement touts Minnis as a health supplier with long experience to judge drug quality. It promises quick prescription delivery and physician satisfaction, urging customers to trust their service and noting two phone numbers ending in 188.
Four Denton men aided Lewisville to hold Little Elm to a 6 to 6 tie in a three game series. Little Elm won game one and the third game ended in a draw. Little Elm travels home to host Krum for three games Thursday Friday and Saturday.
The newspaper invites young readers to obtain a free photograph of Anna Belle the girl who provides cut out pictures for the comic supplement by visiting the office and bringing four reasons for liking the Anna Belle pictures.
Buyers urged to purchase firewood now while roads are passable and prices are favorable. Dry cordwood available at three dollars per delivered cord from W. T. Johnson at 803tfe.
In a bold menu move the Ideal Restaurant markets a 14.0 oz loaf of bread claiming unique portion size for diners. The offering targets shareable portions and distinguishes the venue from standard bakery items.
B F Wilson of Krum No 79 Co 8 Wilkins of Lewisville No 78 Dr J C Rice of Sanger No 78 H W Jenking of Roanoke No 81 were registered recently at the court house.
The item notes malaria hardships for Panama Canal workers and claims Electric Bitters cure malaria and related symptoms. A reader testimonial from Wm. A. Fetwell of Lucama, North Carolina says three bottles fully cured a severe malaria attack and restored health. Also cited are benefits for stomach liver and kidney issues and typhoid prevention. 50 cents, guaranteed by J.
The Ideal Restaurant highlights the celebrated Mother's bread in a featured offering. Patrons praise its aroma and texture as part of a special menu presentation.
The Denton County Old Settlers Association schedules a reunion August 19 and 20 at Medlin Grove east of Roanoke. Committees on finances privileges program grounds and advertising draft plans with officers elected J W Medlin president E C Brand treasurer J C Melton secretary.
Miss Mary Fainig in Dallas visits and travelers depart for Galveston Greenville Nashville and New Orleans. Many residents including Mr and Mrs Baker Clarksville McKinney and Prosper aim extended visits as family members travel across Texas.
Hotel arrivals list includes D R Crow of Dallas Geo C Kidd A W Pearsall J W Jagoe F M Rayzor S B Rayzor Maurice Reed and Jno Crawford Dublin J RK Christal 8 B Watts George Wheectis of Dallas and others.
Coal City Alabama man W Bends says after 12 years of liver and kidney trouble he found relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills. He proclaims the pills cure constipation malaria neuralgia and dyspepsia and call them the best pills on earth. 25 cents at J.
Wednesday night the home of W A Jones was nearly destroyed by fire after his three year old son ignited a match and set clothes and furniture aflame. The family extinguished the flames with little damage and no injuries. A previous blaze previously destroyed a similar house.
A brick building in Oak Cliff offered for exchange valued at 15000 dollars is proposed to trade for a black land farm in Denton County as arranged by the Denton Trust Company.
The Majestic Airdome presents the Passion Play film depicting Christ’s life in color across 4004 feet of film. The program features five songs by Miss Mabel Phillips and is touted as a top feature with praises from advance notices.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina claims he suffered intensely from a severe cold and cough until a single bottle of Dr King s New Discovery cured him. He declares it the surest remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever with a trial bottle offered free by J F Raley & Co.
A horse owned by Mr. Kirsch of the area around Krum spooked by a paper blown across the street overturned the buggy Thursday morning. No one injured though harness and the buggy’s single tree suffered minor damage.
A newspaper ad proclaims Parisian Sage as a superior hair growth and beautifying tonic for women. It claims to stop dandruff and itching scalp within two weeks with a money back guarantee and offers a large bottle for 50 cents through O M Curtis and the Gireex Mfg Co of Buffalo New York.
The best equipped farm for mixed stock and grain farming offers 175 acres in cultivation 50 acres pasture 10 acres alfalfa with artesian well and a large 7 room house. Located 3 miles south of Argyle on the railroad spur. Price 800 dollars per year. Apply to the advertiser.
A brief noting a 40 cent price appears for a weekly publication schedule with ten words per day and weekly allotment mentioned.
Vital Statistics births list multiple arrivals with parents in Mustang Ponder and near Mus tang. Dates range June 30 to July 20, including five girls and one boy.
Albert Lynch and Miss Delia Sanderson. H. G. Brown and Miss Ina McNatt. F. D. Koiner and Miss Mamie Christine May. Monica Jackson and Lizzie McGuire. The records note was likely published in a local notice column.
Daily and Weekly editions offer ad placement with a 15,000 reader reach. Combination rate for classifieds is four cents per word, with a ten word minimum at four cents.
J W West and wife deed 5 acres from Hitchcock survey to J H Capristal for 20 dollars. M Clayter sells Main street lot in Lewisville to G B Cox for 6500 dollars. W C Grant and wife transfer 209 22 acres in Durham survey near Denton for 6300 dollars. Chas E Stewart and wife deed 1 4312 acres in John Ryan survey 18 miles northeast of Denton for 2470 dollars. Exchange National Bank of Denton to M Rayzor 849 77 acres in Williams and McCracken surveys 3 miles northeast of Denton for 36415.67 dollars. R T Newton and wife to J M Slater 38 14 acres in Ibby Hamby survey on Elm Creek for 1600 dollars.
Ring G W Elbert advertises fruit jars pouttes eggs butter and groceries with prompt delivery and both phones listed for ordering.
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