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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
4
The infant of Charles Hogan died at Arden Valley near Mineola and was buried in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. The baby, visiting Garden Valley with grandmother Mrs. J R Terry, fell ill and died within days. Mr. Hogan arrived before the death, and the father had died five months earlier.
C F Witherspoon and Sons advertise Oklahoma grown efr corn at 65 cents per unit along with oat and oat bags offering farm supplies and storage accessories to merchants and planters in their catalog note.
The Ideal Restaurant promotes a celebrated Mother's break event inviting diners to celebrate mothers with special menus and discounts. Local patrons are encouraged to reserve seating for a festive meal and showcase families enjoying a refined dining experience.
The Denton chamber plans freak races and a full entertainment program for the opening day of Trades Days 1910. Friday includes speed contests, a lumber of freak races, a 100 yard dash and a fire department drill. A Shetland pony parade leads into the Saturday tournament with livestock judging and a chicken show ongoing both days.
Rev M T Andrews pastor of First Baptist in this city to deliver the centennial sermon and address for East Fork Mississippi church on September 10 marking 100 years of establishment. The event spans three days with a state wide gathering and his leave of absence granted for travel. Mrs Andrews to accompany.
Urgent advised remedy for sudden chills, cramps or diarrhea urges immediate use of Perry Davis Painkiller. Take a teaspoonful in hot water or milk for rapid relief and recovery on the road.
Farmers are advised to sow turnip seed and bur clovers immediately. They may place orders for these seeds and other items such as beans sweet corn beets lettuce and radishes, with fall maturity in mind. Kanady Seed Hose West Sie.
The automobile register entry lists E. R. L. Berry of Sanger as selling an automobile. The county clerk’s office shows Berry, Sanger, No. 82 in the register.
Advertises Buckien's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts scalds wounds piles and more claiming instant relief and great cures. Endorsed price 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
For groceries chickens eggs butter wood and feed the ad notes G W A bert. The text appears as a fragmented classifieds item listing shop offerings and prices.
A druggist offers citywide delivery without extra charges and touts experience and safe methods. The ad claims customers gain safety and satisfaction from trading there and promises convenient service with two phone numbers.
W. R. Hunt once a prominent stock raiser in Greenwood Slidell communities is under arrest in Cherokee Oklahoma after being apprehended in St. Joseph Missouri. A Cherokee sheriff’s letter says Hunt used the alias D C Carpenter when seized, and he faces forgery charges. The case has drawn local interest due to his prior standing here.
Miss Roberta Bass will open her stun over Palmer's Music Store on September 6. Phones No 7 available for grocery account needs next month. See how we can take care of your wants. D. R. Turner.
Mrs J M Shepherd of Durham says she was unable to stand four months ago but after using Cardui she now does most of her work. She urges other women with womanly trouble to treat themselves at home with Cardui the vegetable tonic.
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents visiting relatives in Corinth Abilene Fort Worth Dallas and Paris. arrivals and departures include Dr Seagravey Mr J Christal Mrs Stone Miss Lula Simmons Rev Simmons Miss Maude Zumwalt and many others. Crop reports mention good conditions though Abilene area faces shortages.
The manuscript recounts a journey visiting major cities and sites including Kansas City Colorado Springs Colorado City Manitou Salt Lake City Los Angeles Whittier east of LA for two weeks San Diego Venice Ocean Park Santa Monica Coronado Beach La Jolla Catalina Island San Francisco Oakland Pasadena and Trinidad.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m with morning worship at the Cumberland church. First Presbyterian church led by Rev F L McFadden reports no preaching morning or evening and Sunday school at 9 45 a m with A P Duggan as superintendent. Westminster League meets at 7 p m.
Oak Street M E B church led by Rev L A Willsey invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching 11 00 a m and 7 45 p m class meeting at 12 10 p m Epworth League at 7 00 p m New members admitted at the close of both morning and evening services.
The M. E. church South presents Rev War ren T. Waiteside as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 morning and evening services. Prof J W Smith leads readings. Epworth League meets at 7 pm on missions. A cordial invitation to all to attend.
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with W F Jarrell as superintendent. Pastor M T Andrews will preach at 11 a m and 8 p m. Junior Union meets at 6 00 p m and Senior Union at 6 40 p m. Public invited and visitors welcome.
Rev A D Rogers pastor leads Sunday school at 945 am with Prof T E McDonald as Superintendent teaching at 11 am and 2 pm. Morning topic is Business and the Bible and evening topic The gateway. Y P S C B at 7 pm led by Mertie Collins with midweek prayer at 8 pm led by W W Batton. Baptism planned after the morning service.
Local grocer D. R. Turner invites customers to low price fine groceries with a friendly sales pitch and phone contact. Offers a dialing point for shoppers seeking budget options.
The five month old daughter of Chas Hogan who died near Minneola Friday was brought to town and buried at the Odd Fellows cemetery on Saturday.
The text notes that all teas are measured by the Lip ton standard and markets the original tea sold by Long and King.
Fire department responded Saturday morning to a blaze at the home of A. A. Anderson. Flames were subdued by a hose before gaining headway. a defective flu caused ashes at the roof. only minor damage occurred.
Secretary McCook of the Chamber of Commerce received a letter from T L Peeler industrial agent of the Katy railroad detailing the hog demonstration train itinerary. The car will depart Fort Worth the night of September 5 arriving Denton at 10 26 p m and will stay all day September 6 then depart at 10 20 p m for Whitesboro. The Denton county stop is at the county seat where farmers and residents are invited to attend the demonstration and lectures by scientific hog raisers aboard the car.
M. R. Gilbert notes a small uptick in paint prices in Mound City as costs rise for supplies and services. He cautions shoppers to budget for modest increases while seeking value from local suppliers and trade outlets.
A. Whittle delivered Roanoke’s first 1810 bale of cotton, ginned and weighed, selling to the highest bidder for 15 cents per pound. J. M. Medlin the grocer purchased the bale for a total of 110 dollars and 55 cents, including lint seed and premium.
Mary Reece sixteen daughter of Walter Reece fell ill last Saturday and died Tuesday afternoon. She was buried on Wednesday.
A brief September grocery business notice offering prompt deliveries courteous service fair prices and quality goods by D R Turner. The ad invites customers to call the provided phone number for service.
A compact verse notes summer style trends blending black and solid colors. It mentions interwoven patterns as leading the rest and hints at a casual fashion reflection.
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