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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
4
In connection with the Wednesday prayer meeting the baptising ceremony will be administered after the regular services. Advertisement notes a classified offer for 10 words weekly in the Daily and a Week in the Weekly.
J Baron a Katy brakeman was injured Monday when his handhold pulled out as he climbed a ladder on a freight car. He was thrown to the ground. the train was near Denison and then backed up to take him aboard. He was taken to Denison and is expected to be moved to Sedalia hospital.
An offer to handle your grocery account by LONG and KING promises satisfaction and easy service. The pitch invites prospective customers to try their grocery account management.
S. W. Kanal brings long experience in harness saddle and collar making with blocks and tools to provide superior service on the West Side.
At the home of Rev. T J Simmons Tuesday night in the presence of witnesses 8S L Reynolds and Miss Cynthia Smith were married. Both live in Denton.
The Long and King store advertises selling teas measured by the Lip ton standard described as the original. The notice emphasizes the store and its branding.
Watermelons on ice and produce ads appear alongside a garbled sale notice. The fragment mentions a bicycle store offering Turnip Sien and a 2004 whip free with every 50 cent package, with contact lines for W. Kanady and Alliance Milling Co.
A Mississippi woman from Clinton credits Cardui with alleviating three years of femate inflammation after four doctors offered little help. She reports greater benefit from seven bottles than from physicians and urges others to try the vegetable tonic. The ad touts Cardui as safe and gentle and offers a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
Little Elm pitcher Phillips dominated Krum, allowing two hits and striking out ten as Little Elm wins 3–0 to even the series at 7–4. Beckham and January produced Krum’s lone threats, while Crockett’s two-base hit and Collier’s scoring play spark Little Elm’s two runs in the sixth and two more in the ninth.
The Little Elm-Krum series now stands 7 to 4 in favor of Little Elm after Tuesday's game. Eleven games played include six at Little Elm, three at Krum, and two at neutral sites, with Little Elm securing the victory that end the tie. The earlier standing statement resulted from a misunderstanding.
Denton readers hear good news about Dean's Kidney Pills as the Old Quaker Remedy. Mrs A W Autrey of Pilot Point Texas testifies the pills relieved back pain after kidney disorder and doctors could only offer temporary relief. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Buffalo New York firm promotes the remedy.
The Minnis Drug Store advertises a wide range of non medical items alongside prescriptions. It highlights a full toilet department with perfumes waters combs brushes and soaps and mentions free delivery. J A Minnis credits 30 years of experience as a prescription druggist.
Dispatch from Wichita Falls reports Denton lost the second game to Irish Lads 8 to 1 after a 3 to 2 eleven inning win in the opener. The Tuesday result showed a 19 to 0 defeat in the final game, with Denton returning Wednesday from Lake Wichita amid mixed results and courtesy treatment.
Mound City residents are advised to check upcoming grocery and real estate notices. M. R. Gilbert invites readers to call for grocery account details next month. D. R. Turner notes denis from Vttle want ads over the courier Teal estate.
Sterling silver sets and individual items are advertised with prices for knives forks teaspoons tablespoons oyster forks ice cream forks salt spoons after dinner coffee spoons jelly spoons preserve spoons cream ladles gravy ladles sugar spoons butter knives and more. The note promotes sterling as a durable wedding gift and a lasting daily reminder of the donor.
Names fill the scene as T A Fritts moves to Hebron and Gilbert Gibbs arrives from Justin. Attendees include S W Barrett at the Harmonson trial, Commissioner Higgins from the southeast, and many residents visiting relatives in Dallas Fort Worth and nearby towns. Attendance notes describe crowded streets at the local option election near Fourth and Polk.
A prospectus from Frontier Asthma (Room 702 Buffalo NY) advertises a free trial at home for an asthma cure. It promises full information and no charge, urging interested individuals to contact the company.
The notice urges planting now with available quantities. It lists turnip seed bur clovers beans sweet corn beets Jettuca and radishes as suitable for sowing for fair maturity. Kanady Seed Hose West Side.
Fragmentary note encourages phone orders for groceries when hungry. Mentions Turner, implying a local store. No clear date or full contact details present.
Barney Higgins son of J D Higgins and Venice Hasten daughter of D C Hasten, both from longtime county families, were married last week in Lewisville. Rev H F Jolly officiated. They visited Burleson with relatives and returned this week.
For sale by Magill and Shepard a Landau kitchen cabinet described as the best on the market with all the conveniences conveniently arranged. Local ad copy notes high quality and available furnishings.
Lt. Charley Lee of Roanoke and Miss Lucy L Holley wed. W H Golden of Aubrey and Miss Emma Miller tied the knot. R Reynolds of Denton married Miss Cynthia Smith in a double notice reflecting local union events.
Hood Cunningham transfers land to Dallag Oil and Refining Co. in Demon City amid a Cisco survey. Property details show a large tract described as in the city area called Demon 500.
Classifieds help you reach local buyers. Post concise items with price and contact details. Include clear description and location to speed a quick sale.
A brief note describes INTERWOVEN as leading the field in color trends, contrasting black and solid shades. It highlights the brand as the best choice in summer attire, suggesting a clear preference among styles.
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