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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
2
A public notice asks readers to report concerns about the character or reputation of individuals or corporations. It invites calls to the publishers for corrections to what may appear in the Chronicle columns and clarifies the correction process.
The funeral of Col. Jacob Bloom Yeagley a former Denton resident who died Friday in Houston will be held at 4 o clock at the family residence 69 South Elm Street with services led by Rev Andrew F Hellman interment will be at the C O F cemetery The deceased born November 22 1840 in Columbiana County Ohio was a Federal veteran serving as captain then Inspector General of the Army of the Cumberland He later taught school and was active in the Christian church and Grand Army of the Republic He moved to Denton in May 1886 and will be mourned by children J W and F H Yeagley of Houston A S and E C Yeagley of Sherman and others in Denton.
Denton reports a high quality brochure from the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce praised for its design and paper. The piece highlights the city’s roads and bond issue plan while noting voters in Precinct No 1 may approve future road bonds after careful consideration.
Every trades day this year has rung up a success and this last reg is registered a greater success than any of its predecessors. The events have benefited town and country people, drawing communities together in business and social ways, and spurring competition that improves livestock and agricultural methods.
The Denton county road bond vote in Precinct 1 was canceled after the commissioners’ court refused to commit on how funds would be used. The Pilot Point Post-Signal and Aubrey Herald note the move dampened support and call for legislative guidance to plan road improvements before any future ballot.
The Denton county scene shows near one million in deposits and growing business trust. Farmers enjoy the best soil and wheat prospects in years with record acreage. The United Charities gains support from local businessmen to aid the needy without burdening donors.
A historical advertisement urges use of Perry Davis Painkiller for common remedies. It highlights internal and external application for colds, seelction, or fresh wounds and stresses its indispensable value across families.
An advertisement asserts deafness is caused by inflammation of the mucous coating of the eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes a free circular from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
It will pay you to get prices on plumbing supplies and plumbing work from Wilson Hardware Company.
Daily service features fresh fish and oysters at 860 Palace Restaurant with emphasis on reliability and quality for diners. Local notes highlight repeated reminder to patrons about daily offerings.
The Jeffries Johnson prize fight is planned for July 4 near San Francisco with both men expected to enter the ring during Independence Day celebrations.
Judges named Friday awarded premiums in the livestock show. Best Jersey bull went to A. D. Turner, best Jersey cow Claude Davie, best Durham bull J. H. Buggs, best Durham cow Edwards & Alexander, Jersey calf five months J. H. Buggs, Holstein cow E. H. Smith, registered Shropshire buck A. D. Turner, registered Shropshire ewe J. J. McKnight, registered Hampshire buck J. J. McKnight, registered Hampshire ewe two years J. J. McKnight, and Hampshire lamb J. J. McKnight.
Judges Mesdames Coit Walden and Neely awarded prizes Friday afternoon for fancy and plain sewing and miscellaneous exhibits. Winners include Miss Maggie Cunningham for Best drawing by girl, Mrs. Jim Wright for Best hand embroidered towel, Mrs. Henry T. Stewart for Best hemstitched pillow cases, Mrs. O. M. Curtis for Best hand embroidered shirt waist, Mrs. J. F. Raley for Best hand embroidered centerpiece and Best sample crochet lace, Mrs. C. S. McMath for Neatest hemstitched handkerchief, Mrs. E. V. O'Reilly for Best hand woven rug, Miss Becker for Best darned socks, Mrs. J. F. Raley for Best piece of embroidery with Royal Society floss, Mrs. T. L. Melivaine for Best pound of butter, and Mrs. C. Brandenberger for Heaviest dozen eggs.
Capudine for That Headache offers rapid relief to headaches and nervous tension. The ad claims it clears the head and soothes nerves, recommending use for morning after headaches and for business needs. Available at drug stores.
Denton lodge No. 807 B P O Elks plans a 1:30pm lodge of sorrow at the club rooms and a 3:00pm memorial service at First Christian church with a program including prayers, odes, orations, and solos led by Judge Clem B. Potter and Hon. Alvin C. Owsley.
In a fierce Caribbean storm the Mongolian battles towering seas off Hatteras as wireless operator Harling, on his second voyage, keeps watch from the highest radio room. Amid roaring waves and a near-miss with wrecks, sudden sharp clicks signal distress from a peerless sea.
Mrs. O. Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York hails Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women. The tonic is said to lift spirits restore vigor and health curing nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness. Available 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Mrs. M L Martin hosted the North Side Forty-two club with guests Mrs W L Foreman Mrs Wylie Smith Miss Wilkins of Lewisville Mrs J E Rathbone and Mrs J F Raley. Four tables played and a salad course followed. Foreman won the guests prize a pretty bowl and Roark had the high score.
Pickard China offers dainty designs and fine workmanship from a famed American studio. The ad promotes Pickard china as ideal Christmas presents with O. M. Curtis, Jeweler, listed as a point of sale.
Mrs Eula Preslad of Greenfield Tennessee reports using Hunt's Car for fifteen years to treat itchy skin conditions eczema and ringworm. She calls it peerless and an old trusted friend noting the 50 cent price per box.
A woman tells a lover that their misunderstandings only strengthen their bond and declares she loves him. The moment centers on a heartfelt pause as she looks to him with hopeful eyes.
The ad promotes Capudine liquid for headaches stomach troubles and female troubles with promises of immediate effects. It notes availability from druggists and urges readers to try Capudine for fast relief.
The Ariel club's Music Department met December 2 with Miss Eva Poe and fourteen members. Mrs. Thornley attended as a guest. Miss Ferguson led the lesson. Miss Craig presented a biographical paper on Michael Balfe and William Wallace. Music by Misses Ross Eva Poe and Boylan. Adjourned to meet December 15 with Mrs. Allison.
The Woman's Shakespeare club gathered Thursday with Miss Blanton. Miss Paschal gave a paper on Juliet as Maiden and Woman, and table talk compared Juliet with other heroines. Mrs. Beyett sang a son and Mrs. Swenson reported on the Federation in Denison. guests included Mesdames Phillips Criddle McDonald and Smith. Next meeting is with Miss Tyus on December 8.
Thos H Reilly of Jonesville Florida sends a money order for one dollar and asks for its worth in Simmons Liver Purifier in tin boxes. He states he has used the medicine for thirty years and notes price is 25 cents per box.
Local tastes spotlight Beechnut options including peanut butter and sliced beef with a note on Long & Corner Co as the ordering point.
A dated ad offers orders for fresh fruits and vegetables from Long and Urner Co. The notice highlights standard produce and ordering details for customers seeking reliable produce supplier service.
A Victorian style advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and cracked lips. It promises softer velvet skin and relief for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles with a 25e price at J F Raley & Co.
This afternoon a fresh shipment of oysters and trout arrives. Dine in the restaurant or take seafood home to cook. Ideal Restaurant promotes tasting and takeout options.
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