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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
The report hints the Sherman Steam Laundry wagon will be taken off the streets of Denton when the Denton Laundry resumes operation or soon after. The notice offers laundry services and asks readers to call for theirs.
Local notes report K Beyett visiting P J and P G Beyett from Fort Worth. Dr S McReynolds resumes town activities after illness. Florence Miles improves after sickness. Warren Poindexter enters Standard Business College. Mrs A L Banks visits Houston hosted by Mrs H M Garwood. Gus Gober travels from Quanah to see his sick mother Mrs John W Gober. Effie McMurray visits Paris and sister Mrs W T Bailey. they visit Mrs Bert G Johnson near Bolivar. Bob Barnet from El Paso County visits relatives and notes last night rain was first since July.
A listed advertisement promises asthma can be cured at home with a trial treatment and full information free of charge. It directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company at Room 702 Buffalo New York for details and no cost enrollment.
A brief line offers a phone number 44 for help choosing a meal. The text ends with the names Long and King.
Vendor announces cash only sales after February 1 to ensure full payment for goods. Offer claims customers will get better value as there is no cross-subsidizing unpaid bills. Advertises coupon book with five percent discount and new contact numbers.
Local classified readers are urged to advertise real estate needs with the weekly want ad. The message promotes affordable listings and quick responses for buyers seeking homes and rentals.
The notice promotes Min nis' Drug Store as the place to have prescriptions compounded and urges calling No 7 for D R Turner services.
Local note reports a crew installing a skylight in the Denton County National bank building. An advertising snippet promotes Palmer's groceries with Long and King, urging readers to call 44 for groceries.
The Ariel Club's Literary Department met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Hogue's home with most members present and Mrs. Hogue as guest. Roll call listed states in order of their admission into the union. Mrs. Terry led a lesson on A Winter's Tale using Act 4 scene 4 as material. Mrs. Schweer led a United States history lesson on expansion, the forty-niners and slavery in territories. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Bone on Feb 14. The club's January 7 business program will be hosted by Mrs. Coit.
A jury verdict in favor of C. M. Cauble against Texas Central Railway and related lines totaled 169 dollars for cattle losses with specific allocations among the Texas Central, M. K. & T., and other lines. The companion cases and motions to quash citations progressed to next term, and Jim Goode against Denton Interurban was set with a continued continuance ruling. Foreman C. N. White led the panel.
Feb 1 Little Elm reports pleasant weather as farmers start harvests of wheat and oats. Numerous residents visit, travel to Dallas and Denton, and attend church and social events. A local baseball team contemplates forming. several families and individuals are mentioned with visits, births, marriages, and returning residents.
Feb weather turns mild with farmers busy sowing oats and preparing for spring tips. Local residents R B Cheatham and son Wu visited Denton. Joe Burgin from East Denton saw his brother. Lula Chandler visits relatives in Sanger. Will Bruce J J Nance in Denton. D B Crouch and Joe Wothe in from Saturday. J W Chandler and Mrs J W Chandler in Sanger. B Ratliff visits J G Ratliff near Gribble Springs. Lem Martin of Krum visits Hawkeye.
In Bartonville on February 2, Mrs. Alpheus Porter and Grandma Porter of Chaple visited relatives. Mrs. Bessie Chambers stayed with sister Maude Lawrence in Argyle. Walter McClain, a well known local, died in Fort Worth from pneumonia and was interred at Shiloh cemetery.
A fragmented note touts Capndine as a quick remedy for nervous headaches and travel aches claiming immediate relief. The text mentions brain specialists and a “MNquid-effecte” but lacks clear dosage or medical backing.
Daily bakery offerings with deliveries promised by J Kunze at North Side Square. Repeats indicate fixed items and a rag time music book advertised at Palmer's. A Presbyterian choir will meet at Mrs Chas Saunders Launds home this evening, with venue and time noted.
M T Tomlinson of Oswego Kansas praises Immons Liver Purifier as the most valuable remedy he tried for constipation and disordered liver. He notes it works thoroughly without gripe and recommends it. Price 25c.
A brief advertisement urges readers to call phone 44 to order groceries from LONG AND KING. The message offers a direct contact for shopping needs.
H. F. Keller advertises low prices for groceries with contact options: phone 312 (new) and 126 (old). The notice appeals to shoppers seeking savings through direct dialing.
In Aubrey on Monday a quiet wedding occurred as Ed Haney wed Miss Rebecca Spencer. Both are longtime residents, with ties to the community for many years. multiple nearby residents were noted visiting Denton Pilot Point and Dallas areas on various days.
Corinth reports continued fine farming weather though chilly. J D Pinchard of Garza buys cattle. B F Smiths son improves. B S Watson moves to Sherman Grayson co. The infant of S O Close near here dies midnight Sunday and is interred at Swisher cemetery. L Griffiths baby is seriously ill this week.
Took All His Money. Often all a man earns goes to doctors or for medicines to cure stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills would quickly cure at slight cost. Best for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
The Palace restaurant moves from the north side of the square to the west side at the W. J. McCray 011 stand. The new place is newly finished neat and comfortable and aims to attract and serve Denton patrons with better results.
Capudine offers relief from colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. The liquid preparation is pleasant to take and acts immediately. Available in 1c 25c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
An old advertisement touts Chase and Sanborn coffee as unmatched with a Call No. 7 reference to D. R. Turner, signaling a retailer or endorsement cue from the period. The snippet suggests a promotional card or product listing featuring Turner.
Denton Battery J Kunze proprietor offers fresh daily pies and bread with regular delivery. Old phone 259 listed for orders and inquiries.
An advert notes a quality guarantee for Chase and Sanborn coffee with a sales pitch and a request to call for more details. The short notice emphasizes product assurance and a contact action for potential buyers.
February reports show Yarborough improving after illness. Burke visits from Sherman. families gathering at Caddels, Hart and Nixon homes. Stewart and Coffey attend health woes. Beck and Pavis visit relatives. Eureka native Miss Mattie Hart visiting nearby.
The forecast stays pleasant and farmers expect good crops this year. Residents report outings to Denton for the weekend including R. G. Crabaugh M. L. Yeck P. S. Starr J. A. Stuart Don Jones G Vaughn and W. H. Arnold. T. L. Shepard Oscar Bryan attended the Belton spelling event. Lou Sublett and wife from Fort Worth visit relatives in Sunnydale.
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius bruised his leg badly and an ugly sore followed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve proved the remedy, effective for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores and piles. 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
A brief agricultural note points buyers toward Texas prairie hay, with Arkansas Mill cited as the preferred supplier.
A beneficent rain drenched North Texas Tuesday night for about three hours, covering Wichita Falls to the west and Greenville to the east with Houston-area extending south. It aids wheat and oats, eases late freezes damage, and will not delay spring farm work beyond a few days if it ceases. The shower began abruptly at 7:30 after a clear 6 o'clock, continuing intermittently until 1 a.m. with heavy downpours and light drizzle.
In Ponder on January 31, Grace Staples from Fort Worth visited Mrs. J B Dorsey. W Tinsley traveled to Gainesville. Fifth Sunday meeting at Stony Saturday. Work begins on a new bank building with plans to open by April 1. Several locals and visitors travel to Denton Fort Worth and Decatur. A birth is reported on January 19 to Mr and Mrs Lemay, a boy.
Community items list visits moves births and illnesses across Lewisville Denton Frisco Grapevine Hebron McKinney Dallas Whitesboro Abilene Hilltown and Grapevine with names of residents and dates.
Notice announces bulk garden seed at the Bicycle Store operated by W A Taliaferro, with hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats available from C F Witherspoon & Son. The fragment references location 136 cents price and a commercial seed listing from a local merchant.
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